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AMUSEMENT NO. O.

Ely MINING AND MILLING COMPANY
Office and principal place OF business, salt
Lake City. Utah.-NOtice Il hereby given
that no % meeting N the directors held on
the 9th day VI March. 100. an assessment Of
B conts per share was levied on al the shares
OF the capital stock OF the corporation Is
sued and outstanding payable on or before
May 3rd 1870 tO The treasurer 40 his Office
ut 4. h. Jones & CO.'S bank. No. 80 Main
Street salt Lake City Utah. Any stock
up0n which the assessment may remain an
paid on the en- day ~ May 1900 will be de-
linquont and advertised for sale 90 public
auctions and unless payment Is made be-
fore So many OF the shares represented by
eHch certificate OF the stock 50 delinquent as
may De necessary viii De sold on The 18th
day ~ May. 1901 az 10 o'clock @. m 20 pay
the delinquent assessment together with the
cost " advertising 8nd expense ~ sule.
NM y. sPRAGUE. Secretary.
By order m the board ~ directors.
Salt Lake City, Utah. March %, lo00.
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"TIpToN sLAsHER" WINS.
knocks out frankie Noel at Chicago
in the Second Round.

Chicago. April 5.-Benny Yanger, the
"Tlpton Slasher" knocked out frankie
Noel OF 81. Louis tonight In the Sec
ond round Of what was 70 have been a
six-round contest Noel made a plucky
fight, but was completely Outclassed
and was badly punished before he FIN
ally received his quietus. being sent TO
The floor eight times In the deciding
round,
The card consisted Of six bouts IN all.
The first was between George Stead Of
Chicago and Walter Burgo Of Boston,
for six rounds at catch weights. Stead
got the decision. sammy Harris and
KID Abel. bantam weights OF Chicago,
fought every second Of six rounds the
decision being a draw. Morris Rauch
OF Chicago was given the decision over
Jack Madden Of Brooklyn at the end
Of six rounds. They fought at lis
pounds.
Art Sims, the clever Akron. o., 13O-
pound man, gained the decision over
DICK Green Of Chicago az the end OF
the sixth round Middle weight Bar
ney Connors OF Baltimore won over
Jack Beausholte OF Chicago In six slow
rounds
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

GOLDEN EAGLE MINING COMPANY.
location Of mines, Central Mining District
Humboldt County, Nevada. Principal place
on business Salt Lake City, Utah, Notice y
hereby given that az meeting Of the Roard
0f Trustees OF the Golden Eag.e Gold Mining
Company held on Thursday. the 2.ud day OF
March 800 an assessment NJ one ID cent per
share was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation. payable % Chas y. Hudson.
Secretary. 90 Room ll2 Mccormick Building,
salt Lake city Utah, on or before the 18th
day ~ April. $40.
kny stock upon which this assessment may
remain unra on the 18th day " April 100,
wuI De delinquent and advertised for sale 81
public auction. and unless payment Is made
before win be sod on The Isl day Of June,
lIol at ( p. m, at the clce n the company.
room -lg Mccormick building. 20 pay the de-
lIuuusnt assessment together With the costs
of advertising and expense OF sale.
CliAS r. llUu SON, secretary.
First pubiicat '0n March 2ird leQ0.
The above Is copy OF the lega notice nov
being published lu the uesefet News.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Auditor Hills OF the Short Line has
gone TO Chicago
General Agent Clay Of the Union Pa
cihc went norta this morning
Charles Clifford has been appointed
general agent Of the Union Pacific
freight department at Cincinnati.
Up to date the Oregon Short Line and
Rio Grande Western railroads have
brought in nearly 5000 conference yisi-
tors.
Three members OF the interstate COM
merce commission VIII arrive here next
week. They viii be accompanied by a
number Of friends
II Is the reported intention OF the
Union Pacific Railroad company 10
double-track the line all the way TO
Utah.
Al the meeting IN London yesterday
Of the shareholders OF the Grand Trunk
railroad Of Canada the report OF tina
president. Sir Charles Rivers Wilson.
was adopted. He said. In the course OF
a long speech, that he believed the
reorganization OF the Chicago q Grand
Trunk would be carried out, though
one-thlrd OF the first bondholders still
dlssented
AReymond & Wiscomb excursion. num-
herring eighty-slX people, came In from
The West last night and put up az the
knutsford. They are IN charge Of Car
roll HutohinS and +. X. NJ. Jones OF
Boston. and r. Engle Of Philadelphia
They are mostly from the Atlantic
States. and spent the day going over
the town and taking In the Tabernacle
IN the morning the lake In the after
noon and leaving on their special early
this evening for Glenwood Springs
A San Francisco. dispatch today SAYS
President r. p Ripley, Of the Santa TIE
system, accompanied by w. G.. Novln.
general manager Of the system. A. G.
Wells. the general superintendent: Cap
tain A. II. PaysOn, vice president OF the
Valley road, and WsB. Storey Jr., chief
engineer and general superintendent Of
the same line. VIII arrive at Point
Richmond today In his ofnclal car at
tached 20 n special train making the
first run to the new terminus OF the
Santa Re.
The case OF the st. Louis petitioners
was taken up yesterday at San Fran
cisco before the Interstate commerce
commission ana considerable evidence
was introduced In support Of their an.
pllcatlon for a smaller dlfferential in
freight rates between the middle west
and the Pacific coast. Hardware mer-
chants from Potaluiaa. San Jose and
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
City Council 0f Salt Lake City Utah. OF tha
Intention 20 make the following described
Improvements;
Extending and Toying sewer lateral along
the following named street. tnwt On the
street 90 q point midway between 2ud aud 3rd
West streets and 90 the North side OF guI
South street from Zud to drd West streets
and dcfray nll OF enc costs thereof estimated
az el.D per linear or front foot on Two
thousand one hundred forty i've dollars
e2iai0U hy local assessment FOR q depth of
twenty-five feet upon the blocks. lots parts q
lots and p.eces Of ground within sewer Dis
tr.ci no. J. neingt he property. los, parts of
lots aud pieces OF GROUND M said district CD
be- affected or benefited by said Improvement
namely al of Lots 3, Q. Z and s Block on. 90
OF lot o BLOCK ON on of lot, l. 3. ana T.
Block o., Plat "a" salt Lake city survey
Also on the south side ~ End solih street
from point midway between Ind and lfl
West Street, 90 3rd Wo,t street and dc'rav
all oi the cost thereof, estimated at sl.15 per
linear 90 fmnt foot, uf five hundred seventy
seven and iity huudredihs dollar, lS1tlm lg
q local assessment Tor "a depth Of twtpty-0yo
feet upon the blocks. lots parts on Is and
pieces OF ground within sever DIST y Nc. .
being Toe property, lots, parts Of lots aud
pieces ~ gruuud In said district ID Do affect.
cd or benefited hy said Improvement namely.
AZ o. lot Block o., Plat A, SAT- Lake city
survey.
AIprotests and objections 20 the carrying
out OF such Intention "a mako said Improve
mcnts must De- presented in writing Ia the
city keclrdef ou or before the l5th day of
Aprll, 100, being the ilmo SCI BY the said Oiy
Council. when 10 will hear and consider such
objections as may be mado thereto
by order Of the CITY COuucil uf salt Lake
City, Utah, made the 10Th dHy vi March 1870
RAYMOND Z. NAlLOR
City Recorder
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QUEENS OF EUROPE.

Among the queens Of Europe. queen
Margaret Of Italy, 10 spite OF her
mountain climbing, Is the heaviest She
ls said 10 turn the scale at i1j pounds
although ehe looks much sllghter The
oueen OF spain weighs ii1 pounds the
oueen az the Netherlands takes fourth
nlace with il0 hounds. being a Few
mounds heavier than the queen Of the
Belglans. The German empress has
reduced her weight. which was an anN-
letv 10 her 10 12i pounds and the car
ina at l26 pounds. Is the llghtest OF all.
me tallest princess Is the crown prin-
cess ~ Denmark, who Is well over SIX
feet high
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A RUMoRED BREACH.
Huntington and speyer Interests
Said 90 be Disagreeing.

said 90 be Disagreeing,
A New York dispatch this morning
says;
The Herald prints the following;
There are Tumors OF a breach be-
tween the Huntington and Speyer inter-
ests In Southern Pacific Stock market
plans Of the Speyer contingent have not
worked smoothly because il Is asserted,
obstacles have been placed in their path
by President Coils +. Huntington and
some OF his friends. Mr. Huntington
Is In the West and Il is said that James
Speyer has not been able 10 reach him.
Incidentally Nc Speyer's conferences
with representatives OF Mr. Huntington
have been far from satisfactory.
1T appears that a fortnight and more
ago the Speyer contingent started In to
advance Southern Pacidc's price, hav-
ing arranged a strong pool for that pur-
pose. But when Il got the stock around
A. the pool found that II was getting
entirely too much stock.
Investigation showed that certain
inside interests were marketing big
blocks OF stock, which they had ac-
quired prior 20 the time the books Of the
company closed for the annual meeting
which was held yesterday. Mr.. Speyer
ultu ~ CouNluNt litht interests luhl
by holding on while his pool worked,
they would be able TO get much better
prices for their stock and thinking
that be had succeeded In this he began
again 10 push the stock up. But selling
OF the same persistent sort came into
evidence when Southern Pacific got
around 40 and since then has been
steady liquidation that has taxed the
pools resources. Yesterday the stock
sold below 49,
1T is now disclosed that when South
ern Pacific was selling at a. Mir Hunt
ington gave 20 some OF his friends IN
the management options on large lots
Of the stock as low as 80. one Of these
blocks contained $4,000 shares. II was
partly this stock which the Speyer pool
was obliged TO buy.
AT the annual meeting Of the South
ern Pacific. held In San Francisco. some
Of the charges made We're entirely UNI
expected, and Il Is noted that no direct
report Of the Speyer interest has a place
on the board. Vice Presidents ]. c.
Stubs and j. Kruttschntt, who have
been directors FOR several years are
out. and william F.. Dodge. who has
been a director for only few months.
is also dropped. Tn the places Of these
appear Messrs. HaWley the assistant
traffic manager, Probst and HaggIn.
August Belmont appears on the board.
succeeding Il. II. Pardee."
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
meeting NJ The Golden lagIo Gold Milling
company Notice !, hereby given that a
special meeting % the stockholders % tho
Golden Eagle Gold Mining Company wli be
9e.d 20 the office u the c1mpauy. No 7i2
Mccormick BIu'E Salt Lake CITY Utah on
Tuesday the first day Of May 100, at four
o'clock o 90 NJ said day.
The object and purpose az said meeting Is
to amDud the Article, Ol Incorporation N
tl.4 Company. as follows. to-Wit.
MN. NA, ANl NNll, and XNllI. aad BY
adopting ana inserting no lieu thereof tie
following tl-UH.
"ihs Board OF Trustees OF said corpora
ion, Tor t.o purpose of raylug eH nensts cOn-
ductlnt iho business or payin the debts 81
Alid corporation. may levy ana collect az.
he'mcuta ln the manner and form provided
by .aw' provided. "Ihat 90 one assessment
slal exceed one per cent of the amount "
the clr.t. Stock u said corporation, and
provided further that ~ more than three
assessments shan be levied Ia one calender
year.
Aud that saId Articles OF said Golden Eagle
Gold llulng Company shall hp further
amended bf adopting inserting and adding
O. thp Articles ~ Incorporation Oi said cur
p0utilu the following tO-wit;
That four member, Oi The Board n rrus-
toes shall Dee necessary 60 constitute a
quorum Cor the transaction OF the business
and exercise the corporate powers " the
corporation
lu Wtus,, whereof the slid President ana
SECRETARY hHFc hereuut0 signed the above
aud foregoing notice and caused 90 boz affixed
thorclotl. cHru1fata seal of said Incorporation.
this 23tl lay " Match, A. ID. 1910
CUA- D. HUDSON,
Secretary ~ the Golden Euglo Gold Mining
Company
A. q. MOON.
prp,ldeutui the Golden Eagle Gold Mining
Company
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7nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnr
TEMPLE NOTICES.
nrInnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrnnn


The Salt Lake Temple win close on
the evening Of Thursday, April 9Th. and
reopen on the morning Of Tuesday,
April 10th, 1900
LORENZO SNOW,
President.
ST. GEORGE TEMPLE.
VIII close on Friday, 3Oth OF March.
1900. and reopen on Tuesday. lst Of
May. DAVID H. CANNON
President.
MANTT TEMPLE.
The Manu Temple will reopen on
Wednesday April il. 1900
JOHN ID. T. MALLISTER,
President.
LOGAN TEMPLE.
The logan temple will close for con-
ference on Thursday. the 9Th OF April,
and reopen on Tuesday, the 10Th Of
April. 1900.
NJ. w. MERRILL.
President.
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snrend. IN MlldlIre.

When things are "the best" they
become "the best selling" Abraham
Hare a leading druggist. Of Belloville,
o.. writes. Electric Bitters are the
best selling biuers j have handled In
twenty years You know why2 Most
diseases begin IN disorders Of stomach.
liver kidneys. bowels, blood and nerves.
Electric Biiters tones up the stomach,
regulates liver. Kidneys and bowels,
purhes the blood strengthens the
nerves. hence cures mulutudes Of mall
aides i builds Up the entire system.
Puts new NE and vlgor into any weak,
sickly. rundown man or woman Price
80 cents. Sold by 4. G. NJ, l. Drug Dept.
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N0rICr IL nFREBY GIVEN. TnAr I

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
meeting OF the members 0f "Ihe corporation
of the members OF the Church " Jesus Christ
az Laftsrdly saints reddiug 10 tle Twenty
FIRST Ecclesiastical Ward OF tdo salt Lake
The nth day OF April A. ID 1910 40 7.b
O'Clock p. M, 90 the lweuty-lrt Ward meet
iug house iu salt Lake City utah. Tor the
purpose OF considering the advisability Of
selling and displsiuc OF the f0llOWing dc.
scr1ei properly belonging 70 said c0rnofa-
ton. % wit;
A part oi lot four ~. IN Block two n. Plat
"U.' salt Lake CITY survey bounded aud
described as follows. Commencing 90 tho
northwest corner Of said Lot and Running
thence east three I'D rods, thence south five
north five 81 rods. 10 TIE place 0f beginning
by order OF the BOARD OF Directors
JOSIAH BURROWS secretary.
Dated Maph q, 1900
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OUR OWN STATE.

ING that they had arrested one James
7. Fay supposns him 90 be an accom-
plice in the Penney murders OF last
November
Fay is Familiarity known IN this ooun.
~ ana Doe is not tGspected of belng
complicated IN the AFFAIR
THIS county " being visited with ono
OF the finest rains that has fallen f0l
months past.
Albert Jones, representing the DesereI
News was in this place Thursday max
ing thorough canvass Of the town.
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NorICr on ASSESSMENT No. 8.

TIE REVENUE MINING COMPANY
OF slIt Lake City UTAH Notice Il
hereby given that at meeting u
me director, held on the ljlh day q
March ia0U 40 assessment ~ ono cent per
shlrs was levied 0u the capital stock OF tho
c1ruuratl1n payable on OF before the Eth
day MI Aprl. io1. % L. w. Burton, secretary.
nd 'tbe io,grU, National Bank, salt Lake
tIty. Cuh Any stock upon which this as
1f Aur.I llr WIN De delinquent and Gdvcr-
tJef flr sale at public auction. and unless
pqymrrt 4, m8dc before. will be sold On the
i5h dsy 0f May llW % pay the delinquent
g..a.,rout together With the cost of adj
yfrtl.Iu1 and expense M sale.
L. w. BURTON, Secretary.
Us. Main st., salt Lake city. Utah.
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ANOTHER MATCH FOR TERRY
The Featherwelght Champion VIII
Fight Tommy White.

Chicago, April 5.-Terry McGoyern,
the feutherwclght champion, has finally
decided 20 leave his class and on April
nth at Tattorsais IN this city, will
meet Tommy White, the l26-pound
champion, In six-round 60. Articles
have already been signed. White Is
training at Mount Clemens, Mich
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It Is certainly gratifying TO the public
10 know of one concern which Is not
afraid 90 be generous The proprletOrs
OF Or, Kings New Discovery Tor Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds have given
away over ten million trial bottles and
have the satisfaction OF knowing II has
cured thousands Of hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, la Grippe and all
Throat. Chest and Lung diseases are
surely cured by Il. Call on q. G. NJ. I.
Drug Dept and set e free trial bottle.
Regular size SOC and 500. Every bot
tie guaranteed.
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Oakland were before the commission to-
day and their testimony was directed
20 the allegation that Pacific coast Job
bers have united IN q combination TO re-
strain trade by shutting out Eastern
and middle west competition thereby
forcing up prices. Several witnesses
testified 20 their belief that such a COM
blnatl0n existed.
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NOTICE. DELINQUENT SALE.

MIDLAND COMPANY, LOCATION AND
pr.rrIpal place n business, salt Lake CITY.
man L0ratou OF mines, West Mountain
Mining District Utah, There are delinquent
rp1u thD losing dc,cribcdsto on account
rittr l,sr,,mcut levied on the hfst day Of
Nar.t. lAll the several amounts set opposite
no NAMES Of the respective shaNholders as
Ln--.u.-
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DESERET.

oon Robbed - Suspect Held for
renney Murders-Flne Rain.
Special Correspondence.
rte.seret Willard Co.. April 5.-The o.
I5te ma "a, saloon OF this place was broken
rott isst night and the money an
S,J,oegl Of $50 cash. Shortly after 10
HsSbvsA he bar tender put out the
aS5 ana ,,. ana went home, leaving $50 cash
,hns This morning il was learned that ne
Me- window Of the building had beer
Trih' Nv through which the thief entered.
cbsota was looted Of cash only, the
'7'As being left untouched.
SUSPECT HELD FOR PENNEY
MURDERS.
Tss .sI,n Kelly received a telegram on
'ay from parties IN Arizona, stat
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THE HIGH SCHOOL WINS.
Defeated the Bankers Yesterday at
Baseball by a Score of 2 to o.

A swift game OF baseball was played
yesterday afternoon on the University
campus between the High school and
Bankers, The game was lively one
from start 10 finish and az the end OF
six innings the score was two to moth
ing In favor OF the High school Not a
run was made until the bth innlnrs-
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., oalce OF the Deseret Nem '.,.i ~
ne trans.,n Nj. les Tweniy-fo4rth STREET
foen i ,er, .emenis and su9scrl gil2n , W., wv.
Il fegeel 1SeSodeo every evening on A0 A"'n0
lels az m SALT lake CIV ---
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LEWIS 90 q LYE.
NHgHl 40 FlavTa
LnAnL..nr.L
YLVANIA SALT M'Fa. CO
PropnetorA Phila. Pa
ANsfsa ENI NJ. q

BRIGHAM CITY COPPER AND SLATE
Mining company Ofice and principal place
Of business, salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that az & meeting Of
the board of directors, held on the Jth day u
March 1900. g. assessment Of q OF cent per
share was levied on all the capital stock OF
the corporation issued ana outstanding pay
atlo on on before April 30 1900 % the sc'-
rotary 40 the Office % the company. 8li-di2
=. n Walker building salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on The 30th day % April, 1900
Will De delinquent and advertised Tor sale 40
public auctions aud unless payment Is mudc
cash certificate N the stock No delinquent as
may be necessary will te sold ON the 18th day
Of May, 1907, 40 O'Clock D. No.. 20 pay the de-
hnQnent assessment together With the cost
OF advertising and expense of sale.
L. T.. WILSON secretary
nv order Of the board Of directors
SAT- Lake City, Titan, Mach 80 lQO1
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THE
KeeIey Institute
For the Cure Of
DRUNKENNESS, OPIUM AND
CIGARETTEHABIIS.

No confinement no publicity. no abrupt
shutting on Of either liquor or opium. The
only treatment adopted BY She United states
Government Tor use In national and state
homes for sodlers and sailors.
The only kccloy Institute IN the state All
others claiming ID use Kelley remedies are
frauds aud imitat0rs.
For terms aud literature address
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE o. Lock Boz
~, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
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And l1 accordance with lay and an order
of III. H0ard 1f directors made on the First
Jlv nd March lllt SD many shares NJ each
uaiee. % such stock us may De- necessary viii
r. sold 10 tnr Office ui the Company, No. "
Most gud south g.. salt Lake city and
county Utah. ou Friday Nth gay ui
ArrIL law. 90 the h1ur Of 2oclOck b. m. On
siIfay. f0ply delinquent assessment there.
D1. together Ulth The cost u advertising. anj
FRANK HOFFMAN.
Secretary Midland Company.
Cdco ~ West 2nd 50. ST., salt Lake City,
Utah.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

OREGON SHORT LINE RY.
ARRIVES
Iion North and Northwest "a. m, 5'e5 p m
. t.53 bm.
lron South, s;o0s. NJ, 1870 a m, l2;l5 ?. M.
$50 ,. N. and 9i5Opm.
LFAvRs
Tor North and Northwest Sis q. m. Hasa.
n l0.l0p. m.
lusouih, 2; 10 a, m. 500 a. m, goo D M, 5i3j
J. o. ana Gas ,. m.
RIO cRANDE WESTERN RY.
ARRIVES
iron South and East i0,l5 a. m, 100 .. n.
tnd 100 D. m.
IEAvEs
iefsopth and East 7.ls a m, lis p N. and
Wy -
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
ARRIVES
ZION WesL t'ao a. m. is,l5 D m..6iso p m
LEAVES
iu Vest 2iioa. m. 1880 p m, ii,isam
,-.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
ARRIVES
ZION East 200 a. NJ, 100 p N. and ie.yp m
LAWS
'o' hasts.2o q m., LIS p Ia. and 500 p 10.
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PROBATE Ann GUARpfASsurp
NOTICES
consult County Clerk or the respec.
i've sIgners for further Information

A. 'tN ''HNlN clerk OF the feHpeCs
1--WE e'snefs FOR further Information.
no Iilt DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
t'la.Il' ln qua Tor 'alt Lake County state
U lAA lu 'ue matter of Che estate VI
...N.N NJ sawyer dv.rt,td Notice The
y. ..ipn ot Isaac NJ Waldeu admlni.traf0r
%. lIr estate M Walton %. sawyer. deceased.
L'llt Iur tu order to Sell the following
lt''tibtl personal property Of sald deccds ri
hwy. llrt NJ two double harnesses. -t1es
h.a. s,m.tls bellows. wagon cover. cart. ute
KS .ceq set fQr heldug on saturday.
'n. 'lh Day M April A. b ia00, no a,1
gr'o't &c. m. che County Court House. hi
M, court room 10 said court in salt Lake
city, sa.t LAAv County Utah
Witness tho CIerk OF said Court
With the seal thereof ahved
l1is .tl Day % March. A.
ID iWu
le.al, DAVID C. DUNBAR. Clerk
hl ALBERT >UUE Deputy Clerk