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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
The Dead Man. Came Home and
is Now Perfectly Sober
HIS HORSES wATERY GRAVE


Last Wednesday the weber county
papers published un account Of the
drowning of one John prcoce Of
Hooper. In the Weber river. Prcccc'a
relatives were noiincd u the affair
and made preparations for the funeral
The "doad' mans father. who was
in Farmington. was advised ~ hts
SONS demise and FASTENED to Hooper
60 render any assistance that might be-
necessary. late Wednesday afternoon
John was iakon Co bic home. not dead.
but sleeping on the effect u too much
OGDEN whisky
u appears that rroocn and man
named Eru Butler went 20 the June
ton city Tuesday morning and got I'M
HlornuHiy drunk Thoy became sep
arhtsi during the day. and John con.
cluded 10 leave Ezra 10 the mercy ~
the Ordrnltes. and let HIN got home az
best De- could Whom prucCo reached
the Weber river 0n his way back 60
Hooper he ignored the bridge and at
tempted 90 drive through the stream.
which was NerY much swollen Ihs
result % bic rash deed can easily be
Hurmircd Tho horse was drowned. and
John would have been but FOR the fact
That he was too fuii 90 contain any
uf The nuuean substance. tio noated
down the atrpam some distance and
nnnllY succeeded ln catching hold 81
some brush Later he was found and
taken home. nH stated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

General Agent G. r. Warren Of the
Nanta We left town this morning Tor al
trip over the road.
General Agent Nevlna OF the Denver
ana RIO 0rtnde had fourteen cars ~
cattle shipped from Tompson 10 Denver
yesterday
MosHrH. W, a. Cunningham and J. q
Jncklln lott here this morning on ths
Oregon Short Line for nufaio N W
20 attend the meeting OF tho "Aivstic
Aohfihe' mat meets there this month.
Yesterday n. o. Mcmillan went nm o.,
Butte, Mont, where no viii gucceet a.
H. Harper as ticket agent or the orc.
Eoh short Lane at that city. Mr.. u,r-
per has resigned that position.
The gross earnings OF the Rio Ornpde
W,,1ltlh TOR the last week In May IRE
fllY'Vo showing an increase NJ 81. 100
uNer tne corresponding week OF lnst
gN.t ROT the month Of May they aro
y, Iinnled nc t2a3,a00, an Increase Of
lhyD' over May 1893, For the nrst
, Meoh N June they are So 600, an In
year. WV" ''A'
The board Of directors of the penpsvt-
wanna Railroad Co. at a special me@tin,,
yesterday afternoon elected Nh
NAAsntt president, 10 succeed Inc int.
president Frank Thompson. Mr. Lore,
McCrea OF Pittsburg. .flrst wee nr.''i
cent of the Pennaylyanla companv No.
eleoted a member OF the board to ~
salts elevation. Naa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
PERSONAL.

sam X. Christensen OF Mt. Plcasan,
IN at the Cullen.
Fred fleaon and wife came up from
Provo today and rcgiatorrd at the
Kenyon.
George u. Lund f. among tho walker
guests today. Ito came 40 from IN.
George this morning
Mr.. Walter y. Feithouse. from Mar.
ke, Indiana, IL coming 90 this city 10
act as messenger IN Tho weather bu.
rcau service,
Among the arrivals NJ Don Purter'a
hotel this morning was Mira a. N.
city.
y. ~ McKcon who ~ engaged Ip the
mercantile business az Milford. man.
n hero on business and viii r.ttirn
next week, lie lH az tho cullen.
Mr. and Mrs. a. 6. Luck ana s,n mr.
rived In town this morning. frpm ina
lone star State, ana took rooms nt ths
knuthtord' Ihgy are from the city
VI Austin.
Mr. w, y, Temple Of the Windy city
n stopping ut sam Ewing'a place Me
Temple IL representing the Tempis
Pump works nt Chicago. and cxnscts
10 remain here for three or four days
on business,
Mr.. Frederick 7. Holt observer AZ
the weather bureau station Of thls
city, has taken "a leave ~ absence ana
in company with his bride. viii be
absent Tor twenty days. lie goes to
Chicago 90 visit hla parents ana rela-
tives. He was married on Wrinesdsy
evening 20 Miss Jennie Mollnoui OF
this city.
MT ~ SnNmnn representative. md
senior partner VI tho saxmnn n Al,
mining arm 81 Plttnhurg. PA. Ia st
the Kenyon, The gentleman l. an ~
pleasure trip ana ln accompanied M
hts wife ana daughter no win pr,by
ably leave here In "a day OF Two ana
return To- the east Mt RaHman alv,
that the mining business ln M NM,
IN nrat-claHs. that the demands and
prices ara equally good.
After being driven around town and
also paying q visit 10 Fort Dui,ri,s
Archbishop Carr ~ Melbourne a.
tralla, departed Tor California. lie W.
tho guest of Bishop Scanlnn while b"r',
The archbishop declared he mai move,
seen a more beautiful valley than H.
Great Salt Lake lie anticipated a Wall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

A great many persons On os. t....,
s,lke have voluntarily prnaure-i f.
k~nnedy's Favnrito ItonaIv ssf....,.;
m curing disease. Here afs ! rY-.i I.
~ statements that demlnrir.i. ,t.
value % this me1lcinoi
Commander james b. Dean. % Ga
Grant Post q. a r.. Uand5it a "
contracted an aggravated si5-sis
trouble. which resulted in thf4r.r 49,
pcpala lie suffered misery uBui n,
used Dr. Kennedy FHynHta Hsnsis
AFTER using % week." sayr CO.
mnndUr Dean. ~ frlt better. ana III I,
short while was rnur0ly cirri ma
terrible distress AMI food breatInr u,
sour IN my throat hhd 40 glnf"
rev, I. W. iilll Pastor Msihsist
Church Accord. \. w. q can 500
highly ~ DR. kennrdy'a FlvofIts Non.
edy na n blood medicine. Ten yriff ~,
! had a cancer removed from my ur 4
then began the use Of Df. Kennaftt
fuNurltr itomcdy and o. mIa dty y,
tlgn of Il has renppoarei"
The Sisters OF Charity. g. Maryf D..
male Hospital, brooklyn A.. r.. aYt.
The satisfaction We rral'rh from hs
use ~ Dr.. Kcnneiys Fayodie Ramsiy
furpnss an expectation" Tho rdfsi
cases ~ eczema, salt rhaum and safdfl.
Ia ylold 60 ~ curative power nervous.
ness. HlcepieasucaH. liver and kinY
complaints and all urinary troubles AZ
cured by lta use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
Hewlett Bros. Co.

the bank ,a.7ii or the 5000 shares Of
stock issued 49, were represented and
voted at the meeting,
Tho week has been ono of continued
strength In local financial circles. Easy
collections, swelling bank deposits and
money huutiug dividend paying stocks
-huy expresses the condition. The rls.
Ing tide win b. atlii further swollen by
been steadily coming IN Tor some time
past.
AZ Rowe. Morris summcrhnys today
u was learned that the wool CLIP Tor
Utah this year will be i20oQ.o 900 tbs.
averaging southern woods az % 10
cents pet pound and northern woods nt
" 10 cents. would moan that close up.
on a million and "a hair dollars viii
come into the State the great bulk u
which viii be Deposited with the banks
ia this city.
Investors money haa moved towards
Utah Sugar Htuck morn than % any
other o. the dividend payers
quarterly dividend 81 90 per
cent - payable ON the 31th inst
on tho Old stock and thcra 10 a good
deal ~ Inquiry FOR certificates. u3li
hrinE hit ana hla.lN asked Ihrir u
none Of the new stock set issued. but
there has been "a lively traffic In the
accretny'H receipts fpr the nrt pay-
mont ~ ton per cont. buyers paying
or hlgh no $50 bonus. ru that the new
stock. nH yet unlaHurd, may be quoted
az ~ o. and tho old az fi25q. with but
little o. b. had. BROKERS consider
that both viii advance. the now
gaining on the old and that until oct
isi. when tho new certificates viii be
issued FOR 20 PET cont ~ the new cnpi-
tai. there Will not be more than 40 to
90 cents difference between the two.
After that date aH both will participate
In dividends. they Will, Of course. be on
an equal footing,
hank cioarlrgu continue 70 increase
over last BcaS StalH, one % tho
HrrateHt wrtkn'yct reached was that
closing last nlght when the oountry's
gain over the same week Ia 1875
amounted 10 over ~ per cent. Salt Lake
total ran over two millions. a gain OF
1lts per cont.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
THE PLANS ARE
MAGNIFICENT.
Three University Buildings viii 10
Erected Right Away,
SEPARATE HEATING PLANT.
nuIidinus Tor Library, Museum and
Physical science sre Each Three
story Drive Through Grounds.

The plans Tor the University build
iuea as thus for completed contom-
plate the erection % three buildings.
the library thc physical laboratory. and
tho natural science building The
Training school building may or may
hot be erected at the present time. Do
pending ON the estimates Tor the cost
~ tho other three
The plan of tho grounds ia picturesque
and striking Fite buildings viii BE- arr
ranged in o. great femi-circle ln the
center OF the grounds from north TO
south. and somewhat east Of the con-
Tor from east 10 west IN the coutcr.
facing Second South will stands tho
administration ana library building.
This building la uno which can ba dis
penH.d with Tor Few yoars and viii not
Do erected now.
4 person standing on Second South
and booking cast would see the admin
iatrutiou building in the center and on
bile fiHht would stand the building Tor
literature philosophy. history. clyica.
etc., and st.ll further 90 the uuht iu the
gomi.clfclo would be- the training school
building.
on hla left that is. on the north OF
The standardization building viii stand
tiig iiAA,Ani and The physical science
building.
The literature building ana the mu-
scum viii each be rectangular iu shape
and 20 by 100 foot in area. The physical
science building will be- 20 b. 80 foot IN
Dimensions Each % these viii BE- three
stories ana viii bo erected during tho
present yoar
The heating plant viii be located nt
the extreme northwest corner 0f the
grounds nn First South street a brick
tunnel viii Hu frum tho boiler house 60
Che chain % buildings in this tunnel
viii DE- lnld the Hicamauipi~. tho sewer
pipe. ana the rlectric wires 10 will be-
large enough Tor wnrkmeu % pass
through, and 90 be- used aH store
house Tor boxes and much ordinary
property not 90 cunHtaud w..
Besides the Homl-uirrir % rVn build
lnga, The plans provide Tor University
buildings on the north. south. and east.
With row of cottages ON the west Tor
professors ana teachers. broad drive
from north 60 south in front Of tho
lnrKr building, with ample space re-
served Tor campus. parks. groves, and
lawns.
Tho Hite T. truly magnificent. and tho
foundation of "a uniyofaity iu now laid
on Hp comprehensive IL plan that COM
tlnuoua addition will not diaa-ranFo or
change what u done from year 10 year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
RETURNED FROM DIXIE.


r, u. Ellerhcck u tho Utah ana Pa
oinc and Superintendent W. y. Read of
the Salt Lake Street Railway returned
from their trip south with Mr. Mccuue
and party
President Mccune. 4. W. McCuno ~.
ana urig Ellerbeck arc suu In the
south ana will not return until Tuesday
or Wednesday II IL said that they viii
visit pluchc and also stop nt Cedar
city before thoy start Tor home. Thor
trip Ho fnr has been most pleasant
ouc and those who returned this morn
Ing Ray they had most enjoyable
time. In conversation today SIR n. r..
Eilorhask made the statement that
everything connected with tha road
was lu u most prosperous aud enc
cuuruHlnr condition. when asked ID the
work pu construction had been rpcom-
mruced be- snld % had not. but feit quite
certain. that q would not BE- delayed
longer than Monday.
The bulldlngH' said Mr. Ellerhock,
are good substantial ONES ana hrv ADJ
cqunto Tor the use " tho road.
Inc remaining ilyn miles viii BE-
Contributed within week or ten days.
THIS II between Modcna and McCune."
Mr Ellcrheck further states that the
grudinR has an been finished and w.
material ~ on hand; apparently thsr,
" not the shadow OF doubt hut maj
the work VIII Dc pushed a. completion
ere long, ana that tho Utah and PnciHg
tones. ''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE

The quarterly conference OF this
Stake viii b. held In the Tabernacle.
Salt Lake city, sunday murulus and
afternoon, az 10 am. ana pm. on ifth
inst, and 10 pm. on tho 18th inst, Ia
tho Tabernacle.
President Lorenzo Snow desires 10
meet the Presidency u the Stake mcm-
bcw " the iilgh Council. Patuarchs.
bishops ana their COUNSELOR Hons
Missionaries nnd al members o. tho
Priesthood, who ard IN good standing
IN the church iu the Assembly Hail. on
Monday. The ieth. inst. az no a. m.
An the foregoing brethren are ar-
c0rdinrly notified 90 b. present. without
fan, aa matters of Importance are to
BE- considered
A fuu attendance OF officers and
members ia desired
Your brethren.
ANGUS ~. CANNON,
JOSEPH A. TAYLOR.
CHARLES W. pESitOSE.
Presidency % stake.
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to saitair but was unable TO whit for
the evening train.
J. NJ. Boydcn and NJ. r. Murray, edi-
tors OF the Mount Pleasant Pyramid,
ana Ephraim Enterprise are In the city
10 attend a meeting Of the Utah Press
association, which takes place this af-
tornoon at the Kenyon hotel.
Judge Eyrick who has been at tho
knuisford for several months LETT this
city for the East this morning. lie Ia
interested In mining and he expects 10
Interest some Eastern capitalists In
the same. lie will not return until octo-
Der.
l.. 8. Whitehead, the inventor OF the
ton thousand shot-a-minutc-g gun. rapid
steamer propeller ana nearly two score
q other useful devices. has returned
from the nations capital whore he has
been meeting with much encourage
ment from government officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
BUSINESS NOTES.

The annual stockholders' meeting Of
lions SAVINGS Bank and Trust com
pany was held yesterday afternoon nt
tho companys onice, ana resulted IN
the election OF the following named d.
rrctors for the ensuing years Lorenzo
SNOW. presidents George q. Cannon,
vice presidents George NJ. Cannon.
cashier, Joseph D.. Smith. Anthem IL.
Lund. r. a. Wehbcr Hober ]. Grant.
James Jack, Francis NJ Lyman. Angus
the condition OF business for the year
ending June 4, 1893, showed that the
bank now has on deposit fl.e05, si6.i1.
a net Increase IN deposits Of fdSt35.25.
During tho same period a,20l new saw
ings accounts were opened, making the
total number since the organization OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
OPEN Am COYCERT.

The nrat FREE open air concert ~ tho
season by iieId'a Military band N TWEEN
ty.nye men VIII be- given on upper Main
street az b o'clock this evening. Tho
program a. a. follows
March, Tho Hoo ....,... ,...... colllns
AympuHln Waltae s.ss stsssssss.hcudlE
Grand Medley, Sweet Ola Songu,..,..
tHHHfHHfHHHsHHH HsHHs tHsHasFsFHs AfhlltN
Selection from uounod'a Faust.
.s.s,.sttss ttss., .s.sss.s.sssiirlnick
Dance duu fultanea .....sPolnk Daniels
WhlHilinF llufuH 90. ..s sssss.s,ssAillla
Overture 90 william Ton ...,itnHHHiu
Flower RonE Tor clnrioneta ..,.Tnhani
March, stars and Stripes ..,,., SouhA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

THE MATTER.

People are likely 10 view with doubt
n statement that q trHt-claHH article 4
sold NJ a Hecond-ci1sa price. We admit
that this IL a dihicult proposition. We
have, however. placed our hrHt-class
Three Crown baking Powder before
you at "a price which some years ago
would have seemed impossible. A boo.
can Tor 10 cents will give YOU heneht
~ a trial without q great outlay and
you will be- convinced with what great
value can be put Into % low priced
baking powder.
For sale by an grDccrH az following
prices. o. can TO- ~. can i5c.. " o..
zoe. rs OF. etc. Every can guaranteed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

NlHltlhN az the home % Mn James
y. TaimaEc are her four nircua. Miss
Provo. Miaa Jessie Hunter and Miss
May iiaokett Of Alpine.
Mr and Mrn. John u. Spencer ana
family Will spend "a. summer In Logan.
Mlaa tolgh BLACK was tho hostess az
pleasant evening party on Thursday.
Mlss Lucy Grant Is IN Pennington.
whore HhD VIII spend the summer with
hrr aunt Mrs Aurelia i'ogcrs
Miss Margaret LieEan expects 20
leave shortly on q brief visit ~ Port
Mn John Marnhaii loft on Thursday
Tor California.
Mru. wilbur FiaFg viii entertain next
week Ia honor u Miua Anna Mae Me
MILAN.
Mr. Ella Lawson will leave on Nom
day for an extended Tip la The East
Mrs. Carrie cain VIII have for her
guest this summer Airs robin Of kan
aaa city
Mlss Eleanor Doolsy 4 expected home
next week.
Mr., ana Mru. y. }. Jolly ieft Tor Cali
ifornia on Thur.day
Mrs. pickert with her daughter and
,nn WI spend the summer az Aabury
49,.
Mlss blanche Burke II expected TO mr.
rive IN salt Lake next week She will
BE- tho guest Of Miss Mcmillan
The marriage Of Ailas Lund and John
W. HnUll Dr.. was amongst tho weeks
llht ~ hymrnlnl events, the wedding oc.
curing ut Sc George. They will re-
SIDE In SAT- Lake.
Mrs Grant swan loft on Tuesday for
the. East whore she VIII rumafn Tor the
summer,
ar. J. Roylo % expected home next
week from Princeton.
Tho marriage u Miss Edna nemlng-
~ IL announced 90 take place ON the
21th,
Sir. Miles Narian returned home this
wcck.
MrH. g. W, Aidrneh left on Thursdny
for british Columbia.
Mrs. u. c. Dunbar leaves for Soda
Springs next week.
Mrs. =. N. Bahcoek leaves IN the near
future Tor Santa cruz. where uhr ex-
poets to spend the summer
Mr. and Mn. Harold Russell are OK.
poetsd to arrive IA sait Lake today
Mr. and Mru. charles Brink were
amongst the number Of salt Lake pen-
pie who left On Thursday Tor the coast
The opal club took their second out
Ing on Thursday night-an enjoyable
run being made % caldvra park, where
the rest OF tho evening Was given 10
dancing.
The Orli club are negotiating with
the Garfield beach officials 20 open their
resort with an excursion which WIN In
clude banquet, dancing, wheeling,
and other sports during tho days OUT
Ing. should nrraug mgnta be complet-
ed tho event viii take place on June
goth.
Among the summon arrivals AZ Salt
Lake are Mr.. and Mra, Arnold 81 Ger
many. They have rented the ola
Hooper mansion from Mr.. u, g, Dunbar
CNho leaves nt once Tor Soda SpriuEs),
and will remain here an fall Mr..
Arnold Is "a wealthy citizen Of Germany
and his wife was formerly Miss Flo
Muaser Of salt Lake cry,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
FLED FROM THE ALTAR.
Substantially What Nolan West Did at
Provo Today.

Special per peacrot Telegraph.
Provo, June ia complaint was
flied IN Justice Kings court today
asalnHt Nolan West. charging him
with unlawmnv and wilfully having
cAruai knowledge with Mcthra Larson,
am unmarried female, ON April ath
1855, Roth parties are from Pleasant
Grove ANA came 60 Provo today 90 got
married. hut before procuring "a licons.
400 tho parties went tu the depot 10 see
sister uf Miss inrHon'H on na Hhe was
going in Price. Whom the train pulled
ONT West could not o. found and ID o.
thought hu boarded tho OUTGOING train.
Tho unCau hTv looking Zoe him.
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SOLDIERS IN PHILIPPINES.
VIII BE Brought to This Country as
Soon as Possible.

"The soldiers who enlisted for tho
war, and are now serving IN the phil
ippinra. are 90 De- brought 10 the Unit
ed States Tor discharge as soon as
differentiation Arrangement consistent
with the eNigvucies OF tho service are
facilitated"
THE above n an extract from a letter
received Dy Governor Wells today
Thomas ward IL WIS IN answer 10
70 request FOR the discharge of Al W.
Thomas of Troop X. Fourth United
States cavalry
Trooper Thomas has widowed
mother and young sister "a Ogden. who
are dependent upon him Tor support
The nows conveyed IN tho fow lines
above VIII De Joyful news TO many
homes In Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Menomlnec Mich, June o.-The No.
was organized today with 4 rarit.t
stock n i2.oQo0o0. ID Will build Il r1ad
from this city 10 49, Paul. Distance uf
30 miles. The Incorporation arr sx.
Congressman samuel NJ. Stephenson
ana others " this city. wellington M
liuft N Saginaw, president of tho Ann
Arhur railroad, and Henry Ashley III
/, ",,do; The Noingeru are President.
uror jos. Fleshhelmi Fenerai mnn,rer
H. w Ashley general counsel. ~. 4.
Smith of Toledo
Tho rcuneylvnnln ana Ann Arbor
roads are both Indirectly lntorrstgi
Elevators ana -four mills WIZ be- estab.
llshed In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
MISSIONARIES FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Elder Albert Peterson.
whose remains were brought from
Stockholm whore he was serving a
mission. VIII occur tomorrow Sunday
nt South Cottonwood, beginning az 3
o'clock The speakers viii be- Elders
Lund. MncMurrin aud Ruion Wells.
Elders McMurrin and Wells were pre-
siding over the mission at stockholm
under which Elder Peterson was Herv-
Ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10
LIFE SAVED BY SwAMp.poo-
Inc Wonderful New Discover !. :,
zeal Science. " Ael'
SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREE ny -.

,. swamp Root. discovered Do.
, ,nsnt Kidney and bladder n.y. we enc.
WONDERFULLY Succession IN ,,..Ip..eelallst I,
troubles. ana uric W,
,, some Of the early sympio,.
nels are pain or duit w ~ gek
, nash, rhe journalism. dizzlnes9 ln NJ
~. t,'s.ol,gHneHs' catarrh of ~. ,adafta.
e,aNel or calculi blontlpg pIadia'
hleNion, puny or dart ,, al,llw on.
VIZ eyes suppression N nii,'a uni,
p.iied TO pass water ofta, of on.
"' nm -. Jay tll
=, me mild and extraordin,..
w. famous new discovcv H. ygl,.i Z
swamp. Root. 10 soon re,iig,.i ,hHl'nrt
me highest FOR ita woni",s.l, u ststh
ahe most distressing cnge. eln1 4
=" medicine you should NM. :, loa ut.i
rold by druggists In M, we bs'L
v vin uoilaf aizes. You may bs,.. % "a
PIE bottle Of DR.. ltiimeTs nv. IVY a rn.
sna 2 pamphlet that teii. M np-Hlt
moulding many of the th6,...l. abolt {
VIZ ~ received from aufisrar. s ,,i.. q Do.
sent trce by mail. VIII, lIel. bon
~ binEhnmton. n. y hllua'
mention sl. ,.l That you read th.s ..s... piall
Ter IN the "DcHcret Nov. foal %.
"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-10

Estate Of John n. Hawkins. deceased;
report 81 referee un account submitted
and taken under udylHcmtut
Estate Of james r.. Little. dce0aHeil
testimony on petition Tor distribution
81 estate submitted.
Estate M John D., Echend. deceased,
hearing pu petition f0r summary dlHtl-
button referred 90 clerk blair
Estate ~ Fred Simon. doornredi
Theresa Simon appointed himIuiHtra-
tuk. Wlthuut bonds and lu accordance
with provisions of VIII
Estate OF Harrison blair, drcenHFd.
order made for sale of real estate.
Estate OF Mary Ann Blair, deceased
namo orduf,
Estate ~ Luiiviso n1urrari. de-
ceased, Mrs, NJ y. nourEaTd appointed
administrators.
In the matter u dissolution ~ Adams
A klnnfl SAT- company, AN order was
made Tor dissolution
Estate % e.. W. Miner, deceased. Pc
tlti1n Tor removal % administrator par
italy heard and continued for one
Week.