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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

UTAH SUGAR coMPANY.-The
annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the Utah Sugar Company VIII
DC held In the Assembly Hail OF thu
Lntter-day Saints business College,
corner OF south Temple and East
on Thursday. April 9Th. 1899. nj &
o'clock p m. Tho object OF the meeting
" To receive the reports Of the man.
aEement for the nscal year ending
March slst, 1929, 10 elect a board OF
directors TO serve for the ensuing yeap.
and 10 transact such other business a.
may legally come before u.
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Sec. and Treas.
Salt Lake city. March II. iSl9.
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nANTI.
DREADFUL ASTHMA.
Complete Re>ief From This Terrible Disease Two
Short Months.
Lecture by Hon. Mos-. Thatcher on Ms,i-
eau Antiquities Address to Young Men.

Lecture ny ZION. Woses Ihhtshsr On Mett-
can Antiquities Address To Young Men.
Special Correspondence.
Manti. sanpeto Co. March ai.-Laat
evening the Hon. Moses Thatcher lee
turcd to n large and apprcclativc audi
encc here. under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Literary club. Ills subject was
the antiquities Of Mexico, dwelling upon
the wonderful evidences Of a grand civ
ilixaiion 10 be found In that country.
The wonders NJ architecture 10 be seen
In the pyramids and remains Of vast
cities. etc. showed very plainly that the
people who Inhabited Mexico In ancient
times were race not Inferior To the
people of the present time.
An intcrmission followed. during
which the Mnntl brass band dircourHed
sweet music. Miss Graves Of Ephraim
gave vocal selection. accompanied by
Miss Peterson and Mr.. Christensen Of
Ephrnim. Miss Alice Snow and Miss
Alice Reid sang duet very beautifully.
In conclusion Mr. Thatcher read an
address TO young men showing In an
impressive manner the benefits TO be
derived from an honest. rtraiFhtfor-
ward course In ilfc and offered HuRges-
lions whoh cannot do other than bene-
~ and encourage every aspiring young
man and woman who was privileged to
hear him.
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Williams, William Pitt, George Wal
lace, Frank Castleton, George Brooks
and Brother Stoneman. All spoke OF
the esteem In which the deceased was
held, and OF her truthfuincss To the
Gospel.
Sister Bird left her home In Norfolk,
England, and emigrated TO Utah In
July, 1895. Hut ever since she
Inns been In this country she has been
n continual sufferer from cancer,
Sister bird has endeared herself to
all by her rolicltude for others. and Nv
her heroic fortitude with which she has
borne her great suffering.
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ftyE THOUSAND MILES
New York aud Return.

Time 49,. $1,000. Less than one week.
lIow9-union Pacific. Of course, no 9th.
err line can do II.
Why2".,,..,., shortest, quickest. Best
Everybody knows that the Union Pa
clno Il beyond comparison with other
Western lines for speed, safety and
comfort Ticket ONCE, "old stand"
g0l Main street.
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LOGAN.
Ola Folks thsrmiusly Entertained In tn,
seventh ward.


Special Correspondence.
Logan March 9i.--The old folks ccle-
hratlon In the seventh ward yesterday
afternoon and evening was big sue
cess. Nearly all the aged people In
the ward were taken to the meeting
house in carriages. where they partook
OF an excellent dinner. About ic0 sat
down TO the feast. An entertaining
program of exercises followed. and
then prizes were distributed TO various
people. Peter Schroeder. IS. and Ma
ria Olsen slgdai IS. were the takers
Of the prizes for the Oldest man and
woman. Mrs. Mary Anderson. the
mother OF 10 children, was awarded the
prize for the lady with the largest FAM
ily. President Orson Smith and other
nptables were IN attendance. and all
pronounced u n success.
DR.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Tanner gave n
recognition last evening 60 some OF their
friends.
sheriff Crockett received word from
Howe. Idaho. today. that James Pc
terson who In wantSti here for horae-
stealing. II stopping at that place. He
rest him.
Judge Hart rendered decision to-
day In the demurrer ~ the plaintiff In
the case Of Hmithneid city w Logan,
Hyde Park and smithneid Canal Co.
The demurrer was oVcrrulod on all
points save one. and ten days was given
In which 20 file an answer TO the coun-
ter claim Of the defense.
ON Sunday, Rev. Ciemenson Of the
Presbyterian fhurch. viii take for his
Easter sermon. the subject Of polyg.
amy. and strange nH II may seem. he
viii take the ground that In the Com
s,i;u,ion Of III. United States. there
IL no authority for the Interference by
the Federal government. with the prac-
ticc OF polygamy by the Lattcr.day
Saints.
George g. Card and Alice T.. Jones.
obtained a marriage license today.
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NOTES,
REMARAKnLE CuRE OF RnEuMA'
TIsM.

Kennn. jackson County. W. va, =,
About three years ago my wife had
an attack OF rheumatism which con-
ned her 10 her bed for over a month
and rendered her unable TO walk step
without assistance, her limbs being
swollen to double thir normal size, Mr.
4. Maddox Insisted on my using Cham
berlnin'H Pain Balm. l purchased n
fifty-cent bottle and used II ao.o.iins
to the directions aud the next morning
she walked to breakfast without as
Alstancc IN any manner. ana she has
not had n similar attack f'nce.-A' II.
Parsons.
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And In accordance with law and or.
der ~ tho Hoard of Directors, made on
tho iat day Of February. 1893, 80 many
shares OF each parcel of said stock ns
may be necessary, win be sold at the
Office OF said company, No. 20 TO 90
East Third South street, on the 7th
day OF April. 1929. at the hour Of o am.
10 pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with the cost ~ ADVERTISING
and the expense ~ sale.
uRIA Mt \. YOUNG. Secretary.
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Assessment No. (g-Triumph consoli-
dated Mining Company, principal
place OF business. room eui Mccormick
Hook. Salt Lake city, Utah
Notice II hereby given that AZ a meet
ing 81 the Directors % said Company.
held on the eith day % March, 1859, an
nasraament 81 one 40 cent per share
was levied on the capital stock of said
corporation. payable at once to =. II.
Pearson. Secretary ~ said corporation.
nd Room gui Mccormick Block. salt
Lake city. Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on the
.snd day ~ April. 1883. VIII be delln-
0uent aud advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment IL made
before. will be sold on "wednesday the
iOth day of May, 1889. at u o'clock
noon NJ said day NJ room, col Mccor-
nick Hlock. Salt Lake city. Utah, topay
the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and ex-
penscs " sale. ,
Secretary ~ the Triumph conson-
dated Mining Company. Salt Lake city.
Utah. Dated this 2ath day of March.
1890
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THREE THOUSAND MILES
Chicago aud Return.

1linetststs ssttssssssttsss.s...Fo Four Days
llOw2-llnion Pacific, OF course, no 9th
err line can do H.
Why? ...... ..Shortest. Quickest, Rest
Everybody knows that the Union IA,
clnc has established standard OF ,N-
cellence In time and service which no
other Western line can approach Tick
ct ONCE. "old stand" 20i Main 81.
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NOTICE To WEBER COUNTY
cONrtRrNCL rMAINs.

During Conference. April 9Th 20 9TH
inclusive, the Rio Grundo Western will
operate it, usual Conference Special
leaving ogden at sii5 a. IN. This Will
rive ogden and Salt Lake city four
trains In each direction. leaving ogden
nj $3.50 "a. M. S.ii q. m. 2.iO y. m. and
Siai .. m. Return trains leave salt
Lake city for ogden at p.i5 a. M, 1880
noon. $3.50 y. M. and 1870 -. m. taftcr
theators. ctc1 can at Union Depot,
ogden. FOR tickets Via Rio Grande
Western Railway and thus take adj
vantage Of best local train service.
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For frost hltes, burns, indolent sores.
eczema, skin disease. and especially
Pies, DeWltts Witch Hazel salye
stands nrst and best. Look out Tor
dishonest people who try 10 Initiate ana
OF good article. Worthless goods aro
not Initiated. Get DeWltrs Witch
Hazel Salve. r., @. schramm. McCor-
nick Building. corner Main street. First
South
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Pneumonia is one OF the most dan
gerous and fatal diseasth. II always
results from cold. chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will quickly cure a cold
and perhaps prevent an attack OF pneu-
monia. II II In fnct made especially
for that nilinent and has become fa-
The civilized world. II counteracts any
tendency OF q cold toward pneumonia.
can YOU afford TO neglect your cold
when no reliable Il remedy can be had
for a trinle7
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Even the most vigorous and hearty
people have Mt times a feeling OF wearl-
moss and lassltude, To dispel this feel
ing take HERBINE; Il viii lmpart
vigor and vitality. Price, 20 cents and
90 cents. r. g. NJ, !. Drug Department.
cuts wounds, burns, Rprains and
bruises quickly heal II you apply BAL
LARD's SNOW LfNIMENT. Price.
20 cents and so cents. Y. g. NJ. l. Drug
Department,
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Many people suffer untold fortunes
from piles, because OF the popular Inn
preston that they can not be cured.
TABlERs BUCKEYE PILE oI,f-
MEST VIII cure them. II has met
with absolute success. Price. 30 cents.
In BOTTLES, tubes 20 cents, Y. q. NJ. /.
Drug Department,
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"Givc me a liver regulator and 1 can
rcRulnte the world" said "a genius. The
druggist handed him bottle OF De
MittH Little Early RlHers, the famous
little pills, y. g. sehramm Mccormick
liulldlng. corner Main Street. First
South.
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COAl.VILLE.
Work OF Diphiheris Death OF Mrs. Mary
Aun Wilson.

Asn Wilson.
Special Correspondence.
coalville. summit Co.. March So
Last sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy VIII
kins buried their two-year-old son, the
cause Of death being dlphtherla.
on account OF 80 many having been
exposed to dlphthcria all the district
schools and the academy closed for one
week.
Miss Baker gave musical enter
talnmcnt at the home OF w, w. clun
last Monday evening, ana those present
say II was one OF the best entertain
menta that has been given In coalville
this winter.
j. w. Sinister In preparing to give a
concert during the dedication OF the
stake tabernacle ON April sOth. a flne
program has been arranged and II
promises Ia he the best concert ever
given In coaivllle by home talent
DEATH OF MRS. MARY ANN WILL
SON.
Sister Mary Ann Wilson died yester-
day at her home In Spring Hollow. She
was born at Brew Iilll. Yorkshire. Eng
land. Feb. 4th, 1926. was baptized at
wildwood. Eng, In 1855. by Elder VIII
Ham Carne and emigrated to Utah In
the year 1850. She was the wife OF
William Wilson, who died In 1873. She
was the mother OF fifteen children nine
OF whom, four boys and Ave girls, sur
vlve her. and they are all members OF
the Church; and her posterity Will
reach ninety IN number. She has al
ways been faithful to every trust
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And In accordance with law. and an
order ~ the Board of Directors made
on the 18th day u February. isss. 20
many shares OF each parcel Of said
stock. ma may be necessary, VIII be sold
North Main st. Salt Lake city. Utah.
ON the 18TH day Of April. at " noon. to
pay the delinquent assessment. 10.
gethcr with the cost OF advertising and
expense ~ sale.
liy order OF the Hoard OF Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
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Provo.
! sc,ld.nt snow Aadr...e. tho k'ndergsr-
ten Protesting Against sewage Disposal.

ten Protesting Against sewage Disposal.
Provo. April IA pretty feature Of
tho exercises at the brigham Young
academy yesterday afternoon was the
presentation by little children OF the
kindergarten department OF bouquets
" flowers TO President Snow. The
children rendered beautiful prcSenta-
ton song very sweetly, and the ven-
cradle President was much affected
aud expressed his appreciation Of the
expression OF love In a kind. fatherly
speech, calling down the bleHaingH %
heaven upon the little folks. President
SNOW was also presented with mem-
orial basket. containing autographs
cards. with sentiments, from tho
teachers and students OF the academy.
PROTESTING CITIZENS MEET
At the meeting held In the marshal's
office. last evening, by citizens who
object to further use OF the factory
race as a sewer. unleaA u IL put IN such
shape that no bad cfieots VIII result
from emptying the sewage Into H. ~
j. Ward was elected chairman and j,
q. Graham, SECRETARY, a resolution eN'
pressing the objection Of citizens was
presented BY Mr. Graham and adopted,
and the following committee was ap'
pointed to present the resolution TO the
city council. y, j, Ward, A. y. All.
lander and J. III. Denhalter
NOTES.
Claude TAYLOR, son OF Bishop Taylor
OF the Fourteenth ward, OF SAT- Lake,
has been VISITING relatives IN Provo
this waek. lie expects to start foi
Germany US missionary In u short
time.
The ten-dny-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan Wride OF the Second ward died
yesterday morning. The funeral was
held today.
The funeral OF Mrs. I,hoda Young,
held yesterday afternoon. was attended
by many relatives and friends OF the
deceased. The speakers were Elders
NJ. l., Pratt, Reed smoot and B. s.
Jones.
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DlLiNQunNr A,srssMrNr NOTICE

Gold Lear Mining Company. a Corpora
ton. Organized Under the Laws %
the State ~ Utah. Principal Place
of business, salt Lake city. Utah.
There ARE delinquent the following
described stock on account of nfHcss-
ment No. I. levied February 10Th. 1899.
the several amounts set opposite tho
names ~ the respective shareholders.
~ follows:
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STOCKHOLDERS Sorior.

Annual meeting Of the Stock holders OF
the Bonneville Mining Company.
The annual meeting 81 the stock
holders q the Bonneville Mining Com
nany Will b. held az No. N North Ma
street, salt Lake city. on Monday,
April 7rd. 1891. at " noon. for the pur,
pose Of elcctlng officers Tor the ensuing
Year. and the Transaction of any other
business that may legally come before
the meeting.
JOHN WELLS.
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Wan wOOLcnOWtiIs' ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting ~ the above as
scciatlon will be- held In the u. a. u.
hall. this city. Thursday. April 6, 1889.
at 10 o'clock u. m. a fun attendance
desired. All Wool Growers Invited.
T.. n. cALLlSTER
Aa.NafuHN
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OBITUARY..
rLIzAnrrn COOKE EVANS.

Died, at the residence OF her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Isabella Anderson. sunday
evening. March 20, 1888, Mrs, Eliznbrth
Cooke Evans. In the Yoth year OF her
age.
She was tho daughter OF stephen and
Isabella Cooke and was born ON July
eith, 1903, In Chester Co., Pennsylvania.
where her early life was spent. She
married, when quite young, Thomas
Kirkpatrick. OF Chester Co. After his
death she married Evan Evans, and
later moved 20 Nauvoo, Ills, where her
husband died. Before leaving Pennsyl-
vania she had Joined the Mormon
Church. She left Nauyoo with the
mormon" emigration, going TO Winter
Quarters ana Council Bluffs, Iowa. She
married. there. VIM. Clarke, and with
her family emlgrated In 1886 to Salt
Lake city. In 1851 she moved TO Mount
Pleasant. Utah. For two years previ-
Gus to her death she resided with her
daughter. Mrs. Isabella Anderson OF
Salt Lake city.
pennsylyania papers, please COPY,
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JOHN WELLS,
snnrniurN.
sioeNno,.p.l.,. sorle,.

once o. the Phoenix Mining Companv.
salt Lake city, Utah. March 2. 1875.
Notice IL hereby given that ther- vii,
b. meeting u the stockhoiders Of the
Phoenix Mining Company. held nj the
COmpnny'u Office Number u East. Soc
ond South st.. Salt Lake city. Utah.
On Monday. Ord day OF April. 1899. at
10 o'clock a. M, for the purpose OF
voting on the proposition " selling all.
or any portion Of the Company'a Mining
Claims. situated In West Mountain
Mining District. Salt Lake County.
Utah. and for the purpose u tranpact-
ing all such other business as may
properly come before the company.
ANDREW GEBfi AisDT.
President.
II. a. GEBHARpT JR.
Secretary.
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Advertisers who desire 20 reach tho
country population Of tho Western
States ana Territories should patrunlze
ton books are open to all advertisers
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NOW READY.

Jenaon's Church Chronology. a chron.
9,iiosicai history OF the Church from
1906 TO the close OF 1895. Printed in
new type throughout. In amy styis
OF binding desired. Prices, si.s5, ti 20
ahh s2.o0 The funds derived from tho
sale of the book will be used for the
erection or a new Latter-day Saints
historians office IN this city. For sals
at Ttft- pt-stspt.r S.t.tyt
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Ar MuLIrrT's,

ON Friday, April 18th. We VIII put on
Sale 5000 pairs up To date style Mems
Shoes. at si.15 pair. See Show Win
dowa.
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The petition OF Emma \. Lewis. Ad-
ministrntriN OF the estate of John =,
LOWS. deceased, for confirmation OF the
sale Of the following docribed real
estate ~ said dcccdrnt to-wit; Com
mencinF az point rods east ana 2e
rods south from the northwest corner
Of lot seven a., block Hcventy-scvon
(75), Plat &C." salt Lake city Survey.
and running thence south 80 rods
thence east eighi rods, thence
north 2's rods, thence west s
rods to the place OF beginning, also
beginning ? rods east from tho south
west corner Of said lot seven 90, ana
west corner of said lot Seven "a and
running thonce north 2ih rods
thence east rods, thence south 2it
rods thence west rods to the place of
beginning; including n right -of-wuy
the northwest corner OF said lot Seven
"a and running thence south 40 rods
thence east rods, thence north rods
thence east 2 rods, thence north as rods
thence west | rod, thence south % rods.
IN snce west rods thence north 70
rods, thence west ? rods to beginning
situated IN ;hr city nnd county OF salt
Lake, state ~ Utah. for the sum nj
sai2fO, and upon tho following terms
to-wit; For cash to be applied ON the
debt due David John and secured hy
mortgage ON said premises, ns appears
from the return NJ sale, filed In this
court, has been set Tor hearing on
Wednesday. the 18th day OF April, \.
H.. 1899. NJ $3.50 a. M, at the County
Court House. In the court room uf said
court In Salt Lake city. Salt Lake
county Utah.
Witness the Clcrk ~ said court with
the seal thereof nfllNo> this 9ist day ~
March, A. D., 1899.
Iseal,l DAVID G, DUNBAR,
Clerk,
'v GEO. n, HAIR
Deputy Clerk
RICHARDS & vAnIAN, Attorneys.
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D.l,soonsr sorlcn-

Bullion neck Tunnel Company, Stu
alton ~ Principal Place OF business.
No. i0s Mccormick Block. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
There are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock on account of as.
HcssmentH levied an the s1th day "
February. 1883. the several amounts set
opposite names OF the respective share
holders, a. follows!
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sE1fiNo DATES AND LIMIT.

fFfEfIfEEFT E'Ff u NM IsTETEF1
From ogden. Ncphi. Terminus. Eure.
ka and all intermediate Points. April
TO .. inclusive. limit April 10.
From Harrlsviilc. Cannon, and Inter-
mediate Points. April TO .. inclusive.
limit. April H.
From All other stations. April 4 to g.,
Inclusive. limit April n. 1899.
-. y. hurley.
General Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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The funeral services over the remains
OF the late Sister Maria Bird We're held
Wednesday afternoon, at the residence
OF John Morris, on Eleventh East.
The services were conducted by
bishop Morris, ana the hymns How
Firm n Foundation We Saints OF the
Lord" and 30 My Father Thou that
Dwelleat In that High and Glorious
Place were rendered very beautifully
by members of tho Eleventh ward
choir.
Very sympathetic remarks were
made by Elders John Morris. Walter
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soriu.

In the District Court, Probate Division
In and for Salt Lake County, state
Of Utah,
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puouArl AND GUARDIANSHIP
NUiitts.

Consult County Clerk or the nespeetivs
sisnrts tor Furtner Information.
SUMMONS.
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phebe Eleanor Dynon, Plaintiff.
VI
william Henry Bynon, Defendant.

Tho state Of Utah. 10 said Defendant
You are hereby summoned 20 appear
within twenty days after the service Of
mis- summons upon you, u served with
la mo County In which this action In
brought, otherwise within thirty days
sfter service ana defend the above en-
Titled action; and Va case ol your fai.
,,re 40 10 do, Judgment viii be rendered
AGAINST YOU according 10 the demand
of the complaint, OF which copy Ia
herewith served upon YOU
RICHARDS q NAliIAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated February 2alh, 1879
4. q. Address Mccormick block.
Salt Lake city, Utah.
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How Is 1t Cured?

Many doctors have spent their lives
ana fortunes solving this question. and
DrH shores a shores are among tho
very INST to FUZZY answer this quvH-
ton.
It Is not cured by local treatment
alone.
1t IL not cured by constitutional
treatment alone.
Hut by both together. when PROP
ERLY ADMINISTERED.
Dra. shores new treatment cures
Cutnrrh by forcing their gentle. but
powerful oils aud hnlsamH into the dis
cased parts IN the form Of vnpor.
causing q pleasant ana soothing sen-
sation and healing uH n goes. This
stops the advance OF the disease, and
then. and then only can constitutional
treatment eradicate tho poisons from
the system.
Remember you can get free cNamina-
tion amy day this week at Drs, shores
pnrlofH.
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In the District Court OF salt Lake
County. State OF Utah.
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In the matter Of the Estate OF John :
Lewis. Deceased.
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