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should have the protection of adequate
land laws. lie also thinks that tho
pfuhihltOry liquor law, originally pn-
forced o. protect the idllnuH, but now
possible on oyario nwlth "a great popuIn.
ton N white mon ana thousands w
miles ~ unguariod sea coast, should
BE- replaced by hlrh license production
A. revenue sufficient 90 pay many of
tho expenses of the territory
The schooner viva has rescued from
almost certain death Harry Thompson,
Frank johnson ana John Chrlntenren.
who were attempting 10 sail from At
Mlchnclr 10 San Francisco IN a boat
only ~ feet long. Thoy had come
from Lake iicnnett down the yukon.
and safely crossed Boring SOFA 90 Uu-
ninfku and were ON their way south
when "a severe gale rpruug ~ and
their frall craft would doubtless have
founderud had n not been seen AMI
Hayeb by the Viva on september End.
superior Judgc seawcli ~ California
ThurHduy rendered an Important de-
ciHl1u dismiHHlnF the application u the
board ~ railway .mmiHfuurra fur u
mandate o. compel the Market street
Railway company (a0uthern pac|ucl
o. produce itH books Tor examination.
Tho commission wlHhrd 90 nN "a Hchrd-
MN| 90 N' NNNN NNN ."HNN|H NNN HNN|' Ut 70
woll holds that thH torn "rallmnd" in
she statutes does not refer 10 street
railways iu Tho true meaning uf tho
word. aud although tho commission 10
empowered 90 la thU rates COR carrying
freight. tho law does NOT Imply tho
l power SO tx passenger rates, and that
any other Interpretation would lu-
I yOlYe The carriers af passengers and
I frriHht by coach and harrlEr CONS
pauea. Judge HcHNol holds That iha
municipal authorities have the power
I 60 Ia the rates NJ street ear lines. Tho
1 ease will be appealed o. The supreme
/ cluI7.
The Rocky Mountain News ~ pon-
! Yer prints over the signature NJ Colonel
| irving Hale O. donini ~ stories uuh-
/ liHhrd concerning behavior ~ troops
| % the Second expedition ut Honolulu
Z ANA alleged selling M 100 Cross sup
| Piles ard donated tobacco. The artl-
Giles were puhllahod len Iuly ana cot,
/ Hale says they nre rae absolutely false
, na 90 require positive contradiction go
There iH absolutely mo- foundation Tor
the ruwnr that supplies donated By
The Rcd crlss society err others were
sold. 10 may have originated from
similar articles being sold hy tho com,
/ mlHHHfy, rhIuF crow ur others Al
| donated articles were distributed with
the greatest care AMI mirnrHa. the
| statement about Objectionable conduct
of the troops of the SECOND cXprlit lu
uf Honolulu ia "a malicious Islander
Their behavior was remarkably rlud
ru much Hl hf 90 attract the uutnl.
nous nud unatlntcd praise M tho prir
Ilu uf Honolulu, who said that Will.
tho nrHt expedition behaved we'll. tht
second was even better The crNl
able reputation which the COLORADO
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srocK,roLprns mrrriNo'

NOTICE IL hereby giy.n 'sl,,id5rs OF
viii be- "A meeting % The sieeS,ia,9..l' IAN.
the Atlantic Minlng and M."' ,iond1y.
pany, r corporation Of utlh. H..r.,-t
Inc 5iat day Of october, iss, ~ eisce
pm, at the principal once " r,gn
" business * said Company M civ.
40. 30 Dooly Block salt LAM
Utah. IA sor the
said meeting viii Dc nel9 t,,sc,9ra
ptfpoae of clcciing a bnlfl y, ,' ve,r,
Tor said company f1f IN, ,i 9s may
aud FOR such other hu. ,..,i,,.
regularly come before said inee..is'
''e ''"''' ''''' a.. u. WARREN,
PRECEDENT OF Hoarl u Direo'oi~
Dated Oct 10 tkas
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Notice is hereby given tina, ahiif
authority granted by the certain
trust deed made on the .iih dV "
August. 1891. 10 the undcrulgnti rus
tee By W. q. Young, recorded w hlQa
A, OF Mining Mortgages. pagla Z! az
81, IlccordH Of salt Lake County, ulsh
the undersigned trustee Viii oncf lH
sale ana sell TO the highest bidlef w
cash al the front door Of the SAT- Lax
County Court House, to-Nll; The uiN
front entrance 10 the city and Couau
nulldlng. IN salt Lake Guy laa
November "a. 1895, az u o'clock EJlh y
that day an the mining pflprry herr
matter described or 10 much thereof 70
necessary 10 pay and dinchaffo "
principal indebtedness secured hy az
trust deed together with the accrue
Interest unpaid thereon, ten pet ccniua
attorneys fees compensation 70 tt.i
trustee. the cost OF recording til
trust deed. the cost OF this notice ana
expense u sale. The sale VIII De- mali
al the request OF the holder uf said To-
debtedness and because OF default =
the payment ~ the principal sun AZ
maturity and Interest theron, The fnin'
ms property above referred 70 y ~
unte Ia West Mountain Mining plt'
trict, Salt Lake County. state OF ulah
and dercrihcd as follows ohl-
twentieth undivided Interest 10 one CT
tain mining claim known AZ ttpul VI
can, located In West Mountain Mlnlns
District. Salt Lake County, Slilf nl
Utah. together will all and singular ~.
water rights. tenementH, hercdtamp ~.
and appurlenaneea thereto pe'ohs'Hs
OF In anywlHe appertalning
THOMAS =. LEWIS, Trustee,
Krebbs & IIoppaugh a Francis u
Luke. Attorneys for Trustee.
Dated October iith, 1898,
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ONCE OF the Boaal Of IunH- "''N''
Room loi CITY Hall ,..s
Salt Lake CltN Oct l1l' ios''
Sealed proposals VIII ue &C.
nsg.y Cet itib. isGs. Tor The work OF
rouabenlne ~ surface Of cement side
walk pavcmcnta .,,... ,,.t,t,
rneriarstions and forms Of contact
IA b,rd rap b. obtained upon april
Gallon al Inc odioa o. the CITY I'm
gintcr -, ..,,
Tho right is reserved to reject any
and an bids -, p,,,.,t.
ny order Of the Board OF Public
Works, ..... ,.,.,...,
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AMUSEMENT so. ..



Notice Is hereby given that az a
meeting VI Che board " directors OF
che Mashukle Mining Company held
at sait Lake cliy, utnh. Sept 10, 1885
an assessment VI 0ue-fourlh "a o. one
dl cent lng rhlre was levied on the
capital stock " the corporation, pay
able 40 once o. Alex. buchanan, Jr,,
secretary, so "a West First South
g., sat Lake city. utah. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall re-
malu unpaid ON the 18Th day OF Oct0-
her 1885. VIII DO delinquent ana adyer-
tiaed Tor sale ut public auction. AMI II
payment i- rot made hsfors viii be
sold on the an day ~ November, 1885.
at enc hour ot 2 pm. AZ III office OF
the company, No. u West First South
street. salt Lake city. utah. 90 pay tho
delinquent asseasmenl tegether with
costs of advertising ana expenses Of
sale,
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR.
Secretary.
Salt Lake city. sspt. Il. 1885
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81 IN. hoard OF Directors made Au-
gnat sgth. SO many shares OF eaeh pll,
eel OF such stock as may be neoes'1htg
win be- sold at public auction 70 a NJ
highest bidder for cash az NC e,,in
~ Inc Secretary, No. IS Norm N' ~
sfr,et. on Monday, the i'm las a..
october, 1895, at ~ noon, 70 pn9s.ther
llnauent assessments thereon ~.
WIN the cost OF advertising ANN
pense OF sale. 49,, s..ro,ary.
Dated october LIST, 1873
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And ln accordance with law ana Or
der on the board OF directors made on
tho 10Th day of September, 1855 20
many shares of each parcel OF such
stock as may he necessary win be sold
at the Hecretary's ONCE. az No, i0s
ON Wednesday. October goth, 1895, at
o'clock D. m. 10 pay the delinquent as
ssasment thereon. together with costs
OF advertising and expense OF sale.
BRfANT 3, YOUNG.
Secretary.
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Sorron TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Adam Hunter Deceased
Creditors viii present claims AHA
vouchers TO the undersigned at aw ~
fee Of g. 3. Kinney. 90 and 20 c8ms,..
Clal Blk. on or before the 12nd dsy q,
January. A. %. isD9 "
Date of mrs, publication. Sept n A
ID. 1885
WILLIAM =. HUNTER
Administrator OF the Estate u Ais,
Hunter. Deceased.
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West buckeye Mining co,
Principal place or business, Salt Lake
city, Utah.

Notice ~ hereby given that at
meeting pf the board OF directors OF
West buckeye Mining CO., held nt
salt Lake city. umh, Sept 20, is9s, an
asHtsfmrm ui r Of one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock of tho
corporation, payable a once 90 H. ".
miller secretary. al3 state st.. SAT-
Lake CIty, Utah. ana any stock upon
which IN assortment shall remain un-
paid nu ihc lAth day of Oct, 1895. VIII
be delinquent ana advertised Tor sale
at public auction, and u payment Ia
NOT made before. win De- sold on the
18TH day 20 November, 1895. al D. M.
80 2i2 state 81, salt Lake CITY. Utah,
90 pay assessments and cost uf adver-
Using and expenses ~ sale.
r. A. MILLER. Secretary.
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the following described stock on &C.
count or assessment No. ~ cents
per share on the capital stock OF said
company. levied on the 23rd day OF
July iseS. the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows;
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Notice Of Private Sale Of Real r,.,.
The undersigned will sell az rry,,
sale, all Of lot seven 90 In ul6ek IN
tGl, Five Acre Plat a." nIr Ft1
Survey. Salt Lake County. c1niaIsiss
i've acres OF land; or so much ihefs5i
49, may be- necessary 90 raise me sum
~ Three Thousand DoilarH ulolol "a
or after Thursday.tho Goth day M osis.
Der. a. y. isaS. and written lids vu
be received NJ the ONCE Of ~ V. Iosss
attorney FOR administrator. number bi
Mccormick Block Salt Lake CITY
Terms Of sale: Cash, ten per csnt q
purchase money 90 b. paid 90 the "A.
mlnlHtrnt1r ~ the time uf faia. ar1
the balance OF the purchase money -
he paid Immediately upon ihf con.
firmatlun Of the sale by the CuuH.
Dated az Salt Lake City. october m.
isaS
FRANCIS AtlMETUoN1.
Administrator Estate OF Samuel Hsi
aoll. deceased
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NoTICE:-Thcrc are delinquent upon
the following described stock ON ac-
count ~ Assessment No. ., levied on
The ioih day " September. 1855, the
several amounts st opposite the names
% the respective shareholders a. fol-
luwHt
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DELINQUENT NOTICE


HUHWWNTITN WTWTHW N7TTITHWFf
Location Of principal place OF business
Salt Lake Clty. uthh'
There are delinquent the lolloWlnt
described stock on account of iaseA.
ment No. 3, levied on the son dny ",
August, 1898. the several amounts ~
opposite the names OF respective snare
hoiaera to-Wit.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that at a
on the Goth day OF September. 1895. an
ASSORTMENT Of one-fourth OF one-cent
pr share was levied on the capital stock
~ tho corporation, payable on the sitn
day Of October, 1885. 10 j II. M1yle,
treasurer at said room 7. Desoret Ma
t0nal Bank building, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Any stock upon which this as
aessment may remain unpaid on the
2ith day OF October, 1895, Will be de-
llnquent and advertised for sale az pub
no auction, and unless payment Is made
D. fore. viii be sold ON the 2lat day Of
November, 1895, at ~ o'clock. noon. at
the said Office Of the company, 20 pay
the delinquent assessment. together
with the cost OF advertising and ox-
penseH of sale,
j. H. MOVIE. Secretary,
Salt Lake city, Utah. Sept %. 1898.
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NOTICE on ASSESSMENT Mo-
Bonneville Mining c mpanI
Location OF Mine, Lakeside Natf
District. Toooio Co. Utah
General once. No. y North a.

A. meeting OF the Hoard of Dire
tors held August seth. 1895, asaeasmiai
No. 3. OF ono-hnlf cent prr share vas
levied on the capital stock ~ said cor
poration, payable on or before oei1bei
Let, 1898
Any stock upon which this nrtcaf.
mrnt may remain unpaid on October
iat, 1898, will be delinquent
and advertised Tor sale ~
public auction, and unless payment Z
made before. will be- sold az NoIh
mo i7th day Of october. 1875, AZ N
hour ~ 10 o'e'ock noon, 20 pay the a.
iinouent arrraHmrnt, tpE ihgr VIA
costs OF advertising aud expense Of
nv order ~ the hoard of plrseio's
JOHN WELLS s.erfnty
cat' tate city. feptemh'f lHi' lNA
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And In accordance with law ana an
order Of the Board Of Directors made
on the 2lri day OF July. AID. ises. ~
many shares u each parcel 81 stock a.
may be necessary viii be sold az pub.
lie auction Il Room 2it, AtlaH block,
In the city OF Salt Lake, and state o.
Utah. on the i2th day ~ October A.p,
1905. at the hour ~ 2 o'clock In the az
ternoon OF said day, to pay the delln-
quent assessment thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising and cx-
penae Of sale. T.. v. DUNCAN.
Secretary Grown Point Mining Com.
pany Room 2it. Mas block SAT-
Lake city. Utah.
Dated this 18th day Of Sept. 1895
Tho sale ~ the delinquent stock
above mentioned. Il by an order u the
BOARD u Directors continued Until
Tuesday. the 2bth day u october. isss,
az o'clock pm. .,
FRED r. McGuRRiN
Acting Secretary.
Dated October 18th. 1895
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In the Third Judicial District Court
Probate Division. County Vi s,lt y
Lake. State % Utah.
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In the Matter Of the Estate OF s,mu1
Russell. deceased.
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The nulilon-ncck Tunnel AZ. CO.
Location of Principal Place OF bual-
ness. salt Lake Guy, Utah.
Location of Mines aud Works, Tlntlc
Mining District Iuab County,
tiuh
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
Mountain Lake Mining Company.

Location OF Principal Place Of business.
Room Z, Dcaeret National Bank
Building. Cor Main and First south
Streets, Salt Lake City. Utah.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE
Grown Point Mining Company, Princi.
pa Oihce Room 2li Atlas Block
Oity OF SAT- Lake, State OF Utah.

Location OF works and mines IN uintah
Mining District, Park city. sum
init County. State OF Utah
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PRECEDENT OF Board oi O'I'
Dated Oct "a. is.A
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PROBATE AND ouAnpi,N.,,--
NOTICES. f

Consult County Clerk or tho n..
slgnersfor Further Informsttioe.."
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THOMAS T.. LEWIS.
sheriff OF Salt Lake County. Utah,
Trustee.
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NOTICE or SALE.

In the District Court. Probst. n,.,-.
SAT- Lake County, State Of JIM shls''A
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! eseseeeeo4~>eDS
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PEASE PELLETS.
PEASE, Mimi. Nav rs. 1898.

PEAsE, Mimi, May rs, 1898.
Mr.. John Lynch has his new resi-
dence nearly finished. ~ 5|@
Mr.. VanRhee expects company of
land buyers from Iowa this week.,
Mr.. Schreur has bought another
forty acres of land from J. VanRhee.
Mrs. Fred Vedders has been on the
sick list but has now quite recovered
again. 49, -. ...A
Miss Salma Anderson has nearly re-
covered from her sickness and is seen
out again. /:,'j"
A sheep and lamb has strayed from
Mr.. Murray's farm and he has not
been able to find them. y "
Mr.. Lucas and Miss Minnie Drinks
are expected home from the St. Cloud
normal school this week to spend their
summer vacation.
Mr.. Clarke has left again for another
couple of loads of bees. Mr.. Jones will
probably open another bee yard near
John Lynch's. southwest of town.
So AND so.
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Mr.. a. G. Thomas, Of Marysville,
Texas, has found more valuable dis
covery than has yet been made in the
Klondike, for years he suffered untold
agony from consumption accompanied
by hemorrhages, and was absolutely
cured by Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, he
declares that gold is of little value in
comparison to this marvellous cure,
would have it even if it cost hundred
dollars a bottle. Asthma, bronchitis
and all throat and lung affections are
positively cured by DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Trial bot
ties free at McCuaig & Danielson's
Drug Store. Regular size SO cts. and
Sl00. Guaranteed to cure or price re-
f11nSa 6
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The Best Remedy for Rheumatism.

From the Fdi1have'e Nv. y Register.
Mr.. James Rowland, of this village,
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr.. Rowland for the doctor,
but he had read of Chamberlain Pain
Balm and instead of going for the
physician he went to the store and Sc
cured bottle of it. His wife did not
approve of Mr.. Rowland's purchase at
first but nevertheless applied the Balm
thoroughly and in an hours time was
able to go to sleep. She now applies
it whenever she feels an ache or pain
and finds that it always gives relief.
He says that no medicine which she
had used ever did her as much good.
The rs and SO cent sizes for sale by G.
A. Jack, Druggist.
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The admirable monthly consular re-
ports issued by the United States gov
eminent have been of great advantage
to American merchants and manufac-
turers. They have also added much to
the stock Of information of the people
in general. To a right minded person
these reports are most interesting as
we'll as valuable reading. The system
has now been enlarged to include a
daily publication Of consular reports.
Every day the bureau of foreign com
MERGE at Washington issues bulletins
containing advance sheets Of the re-
ports. These will be sent on application
to newspapers, boards Of trade, mer-
chants and manufacturers and others
who want them. It is to the interest of
everybody to increase our foreign trade,
and nothing shows how to do this bet
ter than the consular reports which
have become feature of the govern
ment publications Consuls are instruct
ed to look after trade possibilities es-
pecially.
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MILLELAcs LAKE RIPPLEs,
EDITH. NAV 10. 1898

| 1911 l1D1II1, W Ia. 1870. ais
| Mrs. Annie Warren who has been
quite sick has now fully recovered.
A heavy rain here yesterday and last
might will help the brooks and drives
out immensely. s=3.
The crews commence on the road
work in this town this week and we
will soon have the best roads in the
county.
Jacob Bean, of Saltwater, is enjoying
a few days vacation at the lake and is
much pleased with the progress Of the
drives here.
Owing to the heavy wind from the
southeast the rear of the conpany's
drive will not get out OF the Rice lake
for couple OF days.
The sad death Of Mrs. Orrin Smith
occurred last Monday leaving a large
family of children to mourn her loss.
Mr.. Smith has the symp athy OF all in
his great bereavement.
The last log in the lake drive will be
sluiced through the Trading Post dam
to-day having made a very quick run
of it. The drive this year was con-
siderable larger than ever before and
nearly half of it was in the Upper Rice
lake and about two million in the big
lake where last year the rear was in
Shakopee lake. The winds have been
continually favorable and the dam at
the outlet has been of great value.
The steamer broke her main shaft Fri
day and the horse head-works we're
used in crossing the Lower Rice lake
with the last four booms.
The Morris bill which has Just
passed congress and which opens the
reservation again to settlement gives
the greatest satisfaction to the lake
people and all should unite in thank
ing Page Morris for his excellent work
in pushing this bill through. There is
one feature of the bill which the peo-
pie here cannot understand and that is
why the land which Mr.. Collins has
lived on for six years should have been
selected for an Indian burying ground
when there are so many places much
better adapted for that purpose. In
the first place nearly all of this piece
of Mr.. Collins is a low marshy piece of
land totally unfit for a burying ground
excepting about four acres on which
Mr.. Collins has his Improvements. Mr..
Collins is an old soldier nearly sixty
years old and has lived upon the land
constantly for the last six years. This
is very hard blow to them and at. the
same time does not accomplish the in
tention of the bill because the land is
so utterly unfit for a burying ground.
There is no question but what this is
the work of man living on the reser-
walton through his friend Gus Bolieau.
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Ghastly Idea.

Somebody with q morbid, uncanny
fancy claims to have discovered new
way of preserving the remains Of the
dead. He subjects bodies to certain
dry air process by which they become
hartle j and mummified while retain
ing still tie color and appearance they
had at death. He proposes therefore that
instead Of bIrying the dead mankind
shall built huge mausoleums and put
the bodies in rooms or inches therein
and keep them always, like horrible
Egyptian snumnlies, except thatsby the
new methUd tie remains will not turn
black and shrivel up.
A more frightful fancy has not ema-
mated from human brain even in these
days Of pessimism and morbidity. A
human being is not his body. He is
himself; his body is his garment.
What exceedingly poor, not to say
crazy, judgment we should display if
we were to preserve in glass cases all
our old clothes, place them in a marble
house and make pllgrlmages to visit
them with music and flowers and pomp
at least once a year!
No! Out Of sight, and quickly, with
the mortal garment the soul of man has
worn. 1t is not SO beautiful, nor was it
SO healthy or comfortable that our
friends should want to preserve it after
IL. 4 q -
Many of the most intelligent and
thoughtful persons of our time earnestly
advocate cremation as the safest and
least unpleasant manner of disposing of
the dead. To preserve bodies in the
manner the inventor Of the new process
proposes would heap the earth with
cOrpSeS. 30
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MIMI.
First Publication Apr. rs. 1898.
MINNESOTA,

First Publication Apr. rs. 1885,, - :
STATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF,
~ Mile Lacs-ss; In Probate Court, Special
Term. April 25. 1898. n
In the matter of the. estate of John O. Pres
brey, deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing purport-
ing to be an authenticated copy Of the last will
and testament OF John O. Presbrey, deceased
late of Essex county, New York. has been de-
livered to this court; 4
: And whereas, Aulger Rines has filed there
with his petition representing, among other
things, that said John o. .Presbrey died in
Essex county, State of New York on the 21st
day of December. 1888. testate and that said
petitioner is interested in the estate of said de-
ceased, and praying that the said instrumant
may be admitted to probate, and that letters of
administration with the will annexed be to
Charles Keith issued thereon
1t is ordered, That the proofs of said instru-
ment. and the said petition be heard before
this court, at the probate Office in said county
on the 23rd day of May, A. D. 1885, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon, when all concerned may APP
pear and contest the probate OF said instru-
ment;' LE7EE
And it is further ordered, That public notice
OF the time and place of said hearing be given.
to all persons interested by publication of these
order for three weeks successfully previous to
said day of hearing, in the Princeton Union a
newspaper printed and published at Princeton
in said county.
By the court.
J. S. BoUCK,
lSeal1 e>- 's*-g-.' Judge of Probate