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great heavy ladder II continued all
around the tree; result. the tree looks
as 4. % tornado had passed over II.
The first grado nipples are on the
ground. the second grade in the bar
rcls.
have noticed some trees that were
blown over AMI the trunks lay In a
horizontal position. those trues bore In
proportion OF their root power Tncy
shaded the ground occupied by their
roots. their foliage was bright aud good,
tho fruit was good. and haii the crop
was picked without ladder the wind
fails few and only slightly bruised.
Who does not like TO pee u TAU. WELL
ahapcd npple tree laden with lts wealth
Of blossom and FRUIT but ia the pro-
mise OF pront reaiigcdf lu many eases
the cattle trim and shake On branch
and fruit-the firHt loss. thc wind and
the 'g iadf,r cause the second i,.s
what Is left the grower has 10 set his
profits from. less the costs
To md % remedy FOR un ola orchard
il difficult. n we cut the tnp q the
tree back ard open II 10 the sun % goes
to work Immediately 10 grow hundreds
~ young shoots On the upper eide NJ the
bare limbs. ard for fun oulps we Will
have to wait until the tree ia satisfied
II has made enough VI that kInd "
wood. For the young orchard. planted
Tor profit. I would advocate shorter
trunks. the first limbs starting about
one foot from the ground. There seem
60 be- many advantages 10 having tho
bearing part OF the tree sitting rlght
on thn GROUND The spraying has 10
be- added 90 other costs Che low tra'
can be- fprnyed better and chHGnHr than
the tall one. tho wind will have les
erect The trees viii not shade each
other no much M the tail ones. ThH
low tree will secure GOODNESS and mulH-
turo throughout hot weather. easier
picking. aud less windfaIiH. Each tree
viii secure "a large share W SNOW 10
fcrtiiizc and rctard early hlplsoming.
I believe tho short trunk Will outliNo
the long one, as Il docs not need such
strong. hard wood to resist strong
winds. The limbs thnt lay on the
ground viii make soft wood with small
rod ccrtorr. These r01 contora
IN old. exposed trees split up.
rot and Elyc the hollow trunks
natural result OF the great weight nnd
twisting ~ tho trunk In heavy winds
u. J. llcddy In American Gardening.
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PENNINGTON.
Judge Roispp iIoIds Court-Death Of War
rem W, Hose, u Ciyn War veteran,


Farmiugton, Davis Co., Nov. 20
Judge Henry II. Rolapp held a session
Of The Second district court at Farming
ton this afternoon, aud transacted the
following business
In the matter " the estate of Alma
stokcr, deceased, final receipts We're
nlcd, and the administrator discharged.
In re- estate OF John X, Crosby, de-
ceased, the same order,
In re- estate and guardianship NJ Jo-
scph W. and Alvin Townsend, minors,
order made appointing Rose Townsend
guardian nd litem.
In 70 estate Of Truman Leonard, de-
ceased, decree Of settlement Of final nc.
count and distribution ordered,
In re- estate Of Samuel Cottrcl, de-
ceased, supplemental decree ~ distribute
tlon % rcaiduc of estate ordered, the
life estate of Mary COttrcll, widow.
having terminated by the decree.
In 10 estate OF Nathan II. Porter, de.
ceased, order made approving sale OF
personal property
In the case of Duncan Klppen W. Tho
oregon Short Line ny. Co, arguments
ON motion Tor new trial were heard, and
matter taken under adylsement, with
privilege to opposing counsel to submit
briefs later
Elijah iaycock. OF Kaysyllle. and
Levi =. Haywood, OF Bountiful were
appointed Jury commissioners for Davis
Court adjourned to Tuesday, Dec. 20,
1899. at 10 q. M
DEATH OF WARREN W. ROSE.
Al 1880 this morning one OF Farming
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THE APPLE ORCHARD.

Should IL be planted for the cattle and
farmer. or the farmer and rrontg
II FOR the former the present system
~ an right; n for the latter the cattle
must be lott out until after picking.
FIFTY years OF observation shows that
doing thing well Is good economy. II
the apple N 10 be- profitable II must
give II good ground and plant nothing
but hood crops IN II untll II n ostab-
llshod. Under the present system We
have tall trees, some recurring a ladder
near 30 feet lOng requiring TWO stout
men to put II against the tree after Il
IL In position, and knocks on some OF
the inest fruit. This struggle with "a
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SMITHFIELD.


Special Correspondence.
smithtnold. Cache CO.. Nov. ss,-Ino.
4, lIlllynrd, one Of our cutrrprislng
citizens, has Just completed and fur
niahod hts opcrn house, which VIII be
opened Wednesday evening by the NJ.
l. association Of this ward who Will
give a concert. "Casy's Four Hun
drcd" IL billed FOR the six nights fol-
lowing and the people OF SmlthhCld are
promised a week " fun aud amuuc-
mCnt
Hilyard's opera house has seating
capacity u SOOi IL handsomely fur.
nished with up-to-datc scenery painted
In Chicago.
This n a house smlthncld has long
needed. Since the days " our old log
meeting house We have had no place
81 Amusement except dancing halls, and
MIR ililyard's cffort In this direction
will be appreciated by the people
DEATH or JOSEPH WATTS.
Joseph Watts, one or the pioneers
Of Smlihncld, departed this life at $50
u. M. yesterday from the effects OF
paralysis and old age, He was htrick-
an with paralysis about ave weeks ago
and has been holplCss since and death
comes VA . happy relief to the aged
sufferer.
Franklin Price the little one-year-old
son OF MoFonl and Mary Price, was
laid to rest at ., m. todaS. Funeral
services were held from the Residence
Of Jos, Smith. grandfather OF the enid
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GREEN cur BONE FOR POULTRY.

4 writer In tho New York Tribune
rays; have kept from twelve up 60
ihlrty-nve brown loBhornr. and good
hone cutter h indispensable. I get green
bone almost for nothing and never paid
over one cent per pound for u, II u
also convenient because can cut cab
baEo und clover with H. aud ! put the
refuse from the Kitchen, such as appl"
skins. potato parings, dry bread meat
scraps bones, &C.. through my bone
min. I would ~ soon think " keeplng
pountry without bone mill as ] would
% running store without bpokkccpcr
or farm without a moving machine.
Either business can be- run without the
convenience just m, ntl1ncd but u pa =
we'll to have them. one need not get the
fowls unnec.ssnrlly lat n the bone T.
led with common sense. feet about ono
ounce per bird every other day, ana ]
think my birds 10y % 10 30 per cent
more eggs with the frofh cut green bone
than without. and the fowls look heart
les and more healthy,
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COMFORT OF THE cows.

II should be made a point with every
Intelligent dalrymau. says the Nebraska
Farmer. 10 10 everything In his power
Tor the physical comfort and well being
~ his cows one thing We are quito sure
most OF the keepers " COWS could make
an Improvement In and this Il In the
ARRANGEMENT uf their stalls, Give the
cows more room. and ut the same time
shut each COW OF from her nelghbpr
% that there shall be- no trnmping on
uddrra and tcats. The usefulness OF a
great many cows In put at an end
through this sort ~ carolessncHs ana
the worst OF Il ls that u II generally as
crlhed TO some other cause, Make your
cows safe and comfortable and II VIII b.
discovered that they viii do you better
service every day YOU have them, aud
that their term of service will be very
much heightened ON tho average. There
Is plenty Of room fpf building sheds lr
this country yet, Let the cows have tho
benefit Of this room
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NoricE Or srorgnoLDrEs' MEET


NOTICE T. hereby glvcn that general
meeting NJ the stltkhuidor ~ thu Dr4ud
tuIrh NuluN tumuuuNs 70 corporation under
The laws uf Utah, Mil ho held DO thv ruu-
plnys office so % tpumrr'Inl h.urk. iu
salt Lake Guy. Utah, un tho ni day ~
nccrmuor, l.13. at o'clock %. m. ~ aid dHS,
Tor the purpose ~ considering nuu voting
uppu the following prIu sod amendments tn
tic articles N incorporation NJ tAld COM
10 amend Afuao g by sul-utuuur tho
words $4,000 sharts of tho uHr value uf f.IH
each flr tho words -!tol shares ~ ti9.ul
Z. To amend Articles 60 fgld as fouoWsi
''Ihr ufll'crs ~ thia uu1uF shall consist 4
% president vicc.prH IUnut 10 board uf seven
90 directors H h"| INfN anu DID, treasurer
each Ut whom shall ha 10 st11hlu.asr in tho
81 10 repeal ArtlrIrt
4.lu uWoud AltItIH . ~ read .ulIuNsf
Tho dtocturs sllII un 81. 'tHl nr 900 atpfh-
holders. lh' president Nl'r'p president sgc'
rrtary aud tru.,uruf shall uU elected ~ iho
bard ~ dlrrrturs. the president md vice.
president irlm tluIr uuutrr, ana 900 slr''s
TONS shIIl Dee " Wllul lhn term ul ou'v
" ail u' The uni'rr suuli boz ono year aui
until their .uur .urs sHall hurlVctru tud shall
have qualified. ltnunuua| meeting NJ stp.ts
holders tIF the election ~ uneHr' and for
tho tfnusuctinu ul such Other BUSINESS iin
may cum' before "a shall io hr.u no ilr gui'o
N the company lu aut iaA' tltY sat l,1ko
county, ltah. nu uuu tr,i Monday ~ lrl'
Tunry lu each ypHr pf 2uH.nCI % no. -FOUR lU
Iurullurs NJ the blIfu ~ directors shall cuus
suiuto quorum for tho tran'atulu 81 busi-
ness
10 repeal Articles
O. To rUioh ArtlrlrlN
Ana Tor The trlu |hrtilu ~ such other bust
moss as my property oumo buipru said most
THOMAS W.. JENNINGS President.
JAMES g. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Dated this llst day N November l,l.
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ORIGIN OF PERM.

Tor the origin Of p,kln the reader is
referred 10 the chronicles m Asia The
city n very old. norhuus 5000 or 1000
years, ur 10000 n you like. AZ All events
o. ZEN To the 1'lu dynasty gl2 ~ g.. and
was crpturud By geughls Khan IN 1915.
u IL now divided into two parts. the
Tartar quarter % twelve Square milcs.
surrounded BY 20 huttrofsod wall my
feet hirh and forty feet thick and with.
in which nra tho imperial
and official residences contain
IN Tho industrial population.
with their houses. shops. and mrrcun.
tile warehouse. The circumference
" the dual city he twenty miles. and
tho population two millions. Round
the immortal palace a wall cucluaCs an
nrca " q mile square. within which none
may enter but the royal family and
those connected herewith, Or unless
occupying some high official position.
In the Tartar city ~ the Lama tcmuio.
which contains q statue u liuddha alN-
ty fcet IN height, of wood and clay uVcr-
laid with bronze. bancroft. Tho New
Pacific.
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six .nIaurruL rAiLunrs.

Six terrible failures of six different
doctors nearly sent VIM. n. Mullen %
Iocklnnd, O., 10 an early grave. All
said he had q fatal lung trouble ana
that he must soon die. hut he was
urged TO try Dr. Kings New Discovery
FOR Consumption. After taking i've
bottles he was entirely cured. II Is po-
sltiycly guaranteed TO cure all Diseases
Of Throat. chest and Lungs. including
Coughs, Colds. La Grippe. Pneumonia.
bronchitis, Asthma. Hay Fever. Group.
sotti0 free at z. g. 81. l. Drug Dept.
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Like Stanley and Livingstone. found
II harder to overcome Malaria, Fever
and Aguc. and Typhoid disease germs
than savage cannlbals; but thousands
have found that Electric Bitters 10 a
II you have chills with fever. aches In
back OF neck and head. and tired worn.
out feeling. a trial Will convince you ot
their merit. W. A. Null " Webb. H.,
writes. My children suffered for more
than year with chllls and fever; then
two bottles OF Electric Biiters cured
them" only 30 --nts. Try them,
Guaranteed Sold by 2, c. NJ. /. Drug
nUDt.
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tons highly respected citizens. Warren
w. Rose, passed away of heart disease,
after painful Illness Of three weeks.
Mr.. Rose was "a qulot, unnssumlng man.
who had many friends. lic WIS yct-
ctun ~ the tivil War, having been one
~ those who marched with General
sherman on the trip 10 the sea. ~ that
time no was "a member u company ~.
Fifteenth iowa'yOluutecrs
Mr. Rose was native ~ New York.
having been born May 9. 1s3s. at How
ard, Bronze NOV stcubcnl county.
He lived IN ohio Illinois and
Iowa before he came to Utah
In 1870. In the latter State. after
his honorable discharge from the army.
he married Misa Lucy Brown. aud
together they came TO Utah. later join
ing tho Mormon" church aud settling
In Furmington, His wife and four chll-
drrn survive him.
The funeral services will be held on
Saturday afternoon ut 1 O'Clock. ia the
Pennington meeting house.
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ASSESSMENT Noricr 80. !.

Nutico is hereby Tlvun that at meeting NJ
the board ~ directors uf thu International
Mluiug company. held in Salt Lake titN No.
NpWlur 900. lHtI. uN asses amUut ui uursHIIf
$50 cent per shart was levied lu tHU capital
stock " tnu said corporation. payable Ht the
ofilro ~ AID company. Nu d West second
south street snlt fake tiiy. ttah. ANY
stock upon which the ss,ssWUut shall fnmulu
unpaid nu thu sth any NJ utHfHmnur. isN, Will
be- deliuuueut AMI udVt ftis"l Tor sale nc pub
Do auction a. the onirp ~ ~. company. on
the 9Th DAY ~ December, islt, g. pay us4,ass.
mrut aud cost OF udtsftisiug uud expense -
sale. ~ D. nAllli President
~ ". nMInnlI. sn.rnLaIl.
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THE PACIFIC OCEAN.

Nearly one-half the human race live
10 Countries bordering on the Pacific
ocean the numbers will soon be more
Than hpf, What does that mean for
the United stntcs9 Onc-hnlf ~ the in
hahitunta uf The earth within quick and
tlHN runch from our western coast.
Cheap. safe, comfortable. and rapid
" can transit, aH we have seen. may
NV De- had from every part 90 every
part or the Pacific. islands and main-
tiles are daily increasing n Ameri-
cans viii rise To- the situation. ana put
forth ihcir Intelligence. energy. and en-
tcr9rl9e. they cun feel assured NJ nn
Industrial conquest such az has never
before been seen Bancroft The New
Pacific
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And IN accordance with low nud an order
~ the Hoard - uIrcfura made IA thU iith
Gay OF October. A. o. isl, 30 many shares OF
each parcel ~ surh stock Hs may d. UurUH-
sary, Nill be- sold 90 the front door ~ the
D,ssofot National Hunk " SAT- lake Dlty,
Utah. No ~ south last Temple Street. salt
Lake tity, Utah. nu Monday, December lth.
is1. az thr hour ~ a. O'Clock. nom. o. pay
drlinuurut assessment thereon, together with
tho COZ " advertising ard expenses ~ sale
ELIAS \. SMITH,
Secretary Fremont MIMI company
oncc Ne ~ >uuth lhst Icmpiu Street. SAT-
Lake city, luh
Dated NuNvlbUr lith, isl3.
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Editor W. V. Barry OF Lexington,
Tenn..in exploring Mammoth Cave. con.
tfactod u severe case OF Piles. His
quick cure through using nucklons
Arnica salve convinced him II Ia an.
other worlds wonder Cures Piles, In.
lurics. Inflammation, and all bodily
Eruptlons. Only Csc, at z. c. 81. l.
Drug Dent
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IHO NTTlT Nm1TT0IH IIu1II7.
WASHINGTON,


a true history N the American loyulutinn
from the hustun Massacre % MushIuFtnu'4
Inaugural lnu us President uf tho United
StntcA Too uarfa, Two acts each. Finely
Illustrated hN lirStN knarfNtM
This noble trir sh1uid hu &. the hands OF
vNvrF youth lu ulf land.
in most eunefuls spirit tnl. Ethan Allen
has pilrvd 90 tuU nisunNAl of tho Young leo-
pics Auxiliary NJ ihu trurfH MHahluutuu
Memorial AsiHatiun. TNIN1N TtiOt-
SAND VOLUMES uf "TuE DIANA ut
tut REVOLT iiuNr Tho pfonis ~ sile
BE- the REGULAR urIco ~ two dnllata Will nr-
vruc Co she objects an dear g. tht association
ami - appropriate During che centennial
year Of Nush|uHtun's death the ere tluu NJ a
memorial huldIua Doc Washington. n. e.. 90
commemorate G,ofrH Mntulr" flu's devotion
10 university " The Uni. ul states fur
which hu len tacniy-htu thuusaud dollars In
bis will.
T. a.. order GO
MISS HELEN IA ulTE POTTER.
h1 " tItu street. New York
niurcruH 90 luusa rrurtu' ArNitfsHN,
George Washington Memorial Assncl1tiuu
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TORREY.
Supper and Entertainment In Honor of
Grandma Zoe.

Special Correspondence.
Torrcy. Wayne County. Nov. s5.-The
good people Of Torrcy exceeded them
selves on Friday evening In giving a
supper and entertainment as n surprise
to Grandma Lee In honor OF her 10Th
birthday. The AFFAIR was held at the
hall where two long labels loaded with
eatnblcs greeted the guests, The
evening. after supper. was spent In
songs. rccltations and dancing, Broth
or and sister Lewis Adams OF Teasdale
sang the very beautiful appropriate
song, My Agcd Mother" which was
appreciated by all.
Sister Lee IN the oldest lady In T0rrey
and Il much respected BY all the peo-
ulp
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SPRINGVILLE.
WIN Make Homes 10 oregon 90 nraneh
sugar Factory sun Wording.


Springville, Nov, 29.-Several families
OF Napoleon VIII leave next week for
Le Gfnndp. Ores IN. having already pur-
chased land there, a number OF home
seekers from this town viii accompany
the party on a tour of inspection.
The branch sugar factory here Is
grinding up lots 0f sugar beets ana the
Juice IN passing on To the Lehl factory
through the pipes In great shape"
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puOtN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE ny.

H. Aiillivrs
| Jt ' ~ aud Northwest. "a. M. siei D. IN.
An , ~ -. sioa, No., 1870 a, M, 1855 D. M.
1,. LEAyEs
I Y M IN. ''""''' s'i9 a. M hiiaa'
III apa ~ I, a M, 500 a. M, 800 y, M. 5i3l
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HATCH.
Much orain Planted o. Produce urlncs
Good Prices.

Special Correspondence.
Hatch. Garfield County. Nov. as
There has been quite a lot OF grain
planted this fan and We look Tor a
bountcouE harvest the coming season.
Grain and vegetables brine "A very good
price at present. oats are worth g0c.
wheat zoe. potatoes 500. cabbage $50
per cwt.
the plustcrcrr.
A big ten pound boy came TO the
home 81 Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Hatch
November goth.
We held sunday school union last
Sunday and had President Clarence
E,ldredge In attendance. After meet
lhg tho Bishopric OF this place, with
Brother EldrcdFr. held meeting at
Ten Miles springs, a branch ot this
ward.
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and fof salt Lake county. state ui Utah.
Ia tho Matter ~ tho tstatr ~ fusnunah
luulTrr deceased
The ustlI ION ~ Herbert f0ulFor, admin.
iFtfatnt % the estate ~ Suaaunah iouisur,
Decreased. urtyinr fur au ouivruf ale ~ f"ai
property NJ aH.d uuHNltrt. mud that al puf.
sous Interested appear hrtnru tho SAID court
IN show cause Why lu ORDER should not he
rfnnted Ca sell su much ns shall be- ncT-safy,
" The fnlIuuluE Ngs srlhrd real estate q sald
dcrraagd 70 wis Fart 81 l0i .. tlnrk 81 plat
-" salt Lake CIV survey. commencing At
the snuthrHst rnrnurof said Dot land running
thoufo north live ruds. thence w0st five rods.
thence south i've tuda. Thence EAST lNg rods
90 point ~ trflunluE a. nnu uudl idgtl unc-
hHIf iutrfut iu lHts 81 HA aud 20 tlnck I. tUn-
tfal lurlt HuhIflIu D. Nrduu tlfT. Utah
Has Boon sri flH bearing 90 saturday. tho
aeuud uuN 30 December. \. ". ts.p. ~ pi'n
u.rlucs n ui. Ht tur County Court HOUSE. Ia
tns court WON ~ said riutii ln salt Lake
city. salt l1hu County, ltNn.
WuuUss tl.n clefi NJ slid oluH with thl
.HHi thereof HnIkHi thls 2tat day %
November. A u. isTI.
lEDnu DAVID e. uUNUAN CLERK.
NY AiuEur i SEAur. nuputy ClgrA
Alexander McMastor Attorney.
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The last l coo Of the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments ~ the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. are now offered ut 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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The last 1000 of the beautiful book,
ION 10 Manila" detailing the achieve
mems of the Utah batteries In the
Philippines. hro now offered At 20 cents.
pyHtuls ufppuiu
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OUR OWN STATE.

library directors Friday afternoon at I
O'clock
The Southern Pacific pay car came
In last night and made the boys happy
by tho distribution Of considerable coin.
Mrs. w. II. King IL spending few
days In Ogden with relatives and
friends.
Bishop T. J. Stevens was not 20 well
ugain yesterday,
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MAnn NnINn AnAIN.

zone OF Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has pat me
10 my teens again." wrltoA u. H. Tur.
ncr VI Dcmpscytown. Pa. They're tho
best In the world Tor Liver stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
Eripc. Only &c. at 2 c. NJ. 1. Drug
Dept.
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haltefs. None arc vicious or wild.
though some Of their horned mothers
wcre.-W. l.. Anderson. IN American
hgfiCuituftet
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NO eRAspe WESTERN RY.

h.. e. Ailtiyrs
"a Nti n and last, lOilJ a. M, 100 D. IN.
1py-u LAWS
h@Rn. ''' ~" a. M ilia p IN. and
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prLlsornNr A..r..nnNr Norlcr

Highland copper Mining 60. Principal
IHacy u hustu,as, salt Lake Ctiy, Utah.
NOTICE. Tlrru uru dUlinlucnt upon tho
fnInNing drsrfIhrd siurs nn account ~ -.
s,ssmeur lotIud un the th day NJ uctnhcr.
tTH. tho several amounts set uuunsltu the
names ui tho Respective shurthplfcrs ~ fol-
IHWHH
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NOTICE.

In the District Couri, Probate Division. In
and fuf ralt Lake County, state u Utah.
tn tho matter ~ ITO estate Of Ann A.
pryO. dpcUustd
The petition - Christdphor ASTON praying
fnf thr issuance tn hlniai'f ~ Letter. uf Ad-
mIulstrafInu Iu the estate uf Ann A. frye.
decreased. hHH hruu sUf Tor lraflnu on sat-
urdlv. thH Uth DAY ~ is Vmtff 4. -, lssi 40
ui1n n'rIfs'E re- m.. uf thn County Court House.
lu tho Court NuYfu ~ said tuuft, iu -ult lake
city. salt Lake County. Utah.
WItnUss thU tierl " said Court with tho
seal thereof anlrul this gith day u
November. 4. ~ isfn
Ncau UANtn ~ nuNnAn, clerk,
ny ALI Nr o. stNtir nrplfy Clerk.
Ferguson Cannon, Attorney.
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