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Observation-Disclosures
} JUDGE TlMM0NY'S COURT,
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Frank Williams was charged with
begging All the evidence In the case
showed that he was n yag and the
court gave him fifteen days.
James Johnson drifted down from
ogden last night and celebrated his adj
vent In town by knocking down and
considerably beating Jack McNamee
because the latter refused to give him
30 cents. officer Emil johnson arrested
the fellow and as they We're leaving the
scene OF battle the fellow turned
around and knocked McNamee down as
a farewell love tap He was sent up
for 90 days at hard labor.
Bill and Bessie Nixon pleaded guilty
to being drunk last night. but begged
TO be allowed to go. They went--up for
thirty days,
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Probate Orders.
The following orders we're made in
t,l.vs

The following orders we're made in
probate today:
Estate Of Agnes Y. Rich. deceased
settlement Of final account and dis
tribution Of estate ordered
Estate OF Francis Armstrong, de-
ceased confirmation OF sale OF real es-
tate ordered ]. II. Moyle appointed
attorney to represent minor heirs.
Estate OF John Proctor, deceased I:
partial distribution Of estate ordered
Estate OF Alexander McKernan. de-
ceased settlement Of first account OF
administrator referred TO J. 4. Ed
redge TO audit.
Estate Of Henry Dieterle. deceased:
final account approved and distribu-
ton OF estate ordered.
Estate OF Roland Woodmansee de-
ceased; interest In contract ordered
sold
Estate Of VIM. II. II. Spafford, de-
ceased, sale OF real estate ordered.
Estate and guardianship OF william
Mcqueen; personal property ordered
sold at private sale.
Estate Of Nathaniel Felt. deceased !.
confirmation OF sale OF property TO J.
G, Felt. Commissioners allowed So
each.
Estate OF James NJ. Holland, de-
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A NEW CONCERN.
The Green River Oil Company Elects
James II. Moyle President.

The Green River on company filed
articles Of incorporation yesterday af-
ternoon with a capital stock VI S25OOOO,
shares being Of the par value Of 20
cents each. Of which all the officers and
directors are required to hold 10000
shares each. The stock is paid to par
by the transfer 10 the company Of the
oil lands and mining claims, Romney
Nos 10 4, DlnwOodey, l to 4, Laird,
] 10 4, and Bassett to I. situate In
Grand county. The directors are Sam.
uel l.. Laird, George Romney, ST., Fred
G. Bassett, James H. MOyle and Henry
Dlnwoodey. Moylc Is president, Rom
ney vice president and Bassett secre-
tary and treasurer
The National Copper Mining company
filed its articles Of Incorporation with
the county clerk this morning. The
capital stock Is 100000, divided into a
million shares. The directors are r.
vine u. Smith. w. H. Tibbals G. II,
Peyton. W. X Child and r. S. Wltcher,
the first three being president, vice
president and secretary and treasurer
respectively,
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STREET CAR LINE
IMPROVEMENTS.
President A. W. McCuoe Talks Of
the Contemplated Changes
ELABORATE EXTENSIONS


A. W. McCune Is home again "'.e'
an absence Of about three months ne
has spent most Of the time IN Ne"
York CITY where he has been ensaseu
in matters Of business. That "hicn
VIII most interest the people OF Sa''
Lake Is the statement from MI NC
Cune that the Salt Lake cry street
railway win soon be extended to Cal-
ders park. and Murray He turt9er
states that ne has just placed an oruer
for 100 tons Of dxty-pound ralls 70
be used on the road where the traVel Is
the heaviest and the lighter rails VIII
be- used on the extensions. .
Mr. McCune alluded TO the death or
re. Chambers with much feeling the
two men have been associated together
for several years, and the utmost re-
spect and esteem existed between them.
MIR. Mcclure states that the East Is
buster than he ever saw It before.
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WATCHES ARE COMPASsES,

The other day was walking In Long
Island with a well known magazine
writer who has Travelled in many lands.
expressing a wish to know which was
north, | was surprised to see him pull
out his watch. look at II a moment
and then point in the direction OF what
was, in fact, the north. asked whether
he had a compass attached TO his
watch
All watches he replied, ARE com
passes' Then he explained 10 me how
1t was. Point the hour hand to the sun
and the south is exactly half way be.
tween the hour and the figure XII on
the watch.
For Instance, It happened TO be just
four o'clock. Pointing the hand which
then indicated four 10 the sun the fig
ure III on the dial plate was due south.
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$4,000 FOR WINNING THE V. C.

Sergeant \. II. l.. Richardson. OF
strathconas Horse, who was decorated
by the king with the Victoria cross at
81, james palace last Tuesday, is
Liverpool man.
Tie went TO Canada eight years ago
TO join the Canadian mounted police,
On returning to the Dominion he will
receive q present OF $4,000. This sum
has been subscribed by Canadians for
The first representative OF the Canadian
forces winning the V. c.
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CONFERENCE AT LOGAN.
Several Apostles viii Attend Meetings
Next Sunday and Monday.

The quarterly conference to be held
in Logan next Sunday and Monday
win likely mark an epoch in the history
Of the Cache Stake, II is understood
that the Stake il to be divided into
three and Of course new presidents and
thar counselors will be installed. Much
speculation is rife as TO who VIII be
honored with the new offices. but moth.
Ing is known on that score as yet.
Apostles Young Woodruff and Claw.
son leave tomorrow for Logan. TO be
In attendance az the conference. Apps.
lie Cowley and family are going north
tomorrow to visit relatives, and II is
quite likely that he VIII also attend the
conference, Apostle Merrill will also be
present, so that the matter Of changes
IN the Stake win be In the hands of
these five Apostles.
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PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

EX- Mayor Brown and wife OF Yer
mol are guests at the Cullen, They
are EN- route home after five months
visit to places OF interest In California.
Dr. Inglesby OF Bingham, and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. W. Taft Of Mercur are
guests at the Kenyon.
Mrs J. D. McFarane Of Nephi Is a
guest az the Cullen
f. II. Roche of Corinne and +. H.
Holzhelmer OF Eureka are at the Cul-
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ACCIDENT AT PARK CITY.
Three Men Injured in the Began Mine
This Morning.
Especial to the 'cNews.r,

PARK city, April 26.-An accident oc.
CURED In the Began mine this morning
whereby three men We're Injured The
unfortunate affair was occasioned by
me premature eyn'osiou OF q blast Of
the men hurt John Kelly received the
worst injuries, While the other two.
whose names could not be learned al
thls time, escaped with some painful
Commissions. Kelly's injuries consis, OF
leg broken In two places. some broken
RIBS and a badly cut face. He is a
resident on this city and unmarried.
Ut Woo went up 10 the mine as soon
as the news Of the accident reached
mere o he Is now attending to The
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TIMBER MINES.

A curious source OF wealth Is report
ed by the French consul at Mengtze
In Upper Tonkin. II lies in the wood
mines. The wood originally was n fine
forest, which the earth swallowed In
some cataclysm Some Of the trees are
yard Ia diameter They lie in slant
ing direction and the sandy soils, which
cover them To a depth OF about eight
Yards. The wood furnished by these
timber mines Is imperishable, and the
Chinese gladly buy Il for collins.
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CARRIED OFF GIRLS.
French Officers Alleged to Have
Taken Them from Tahiti.

Victoria, p, C., April 2e,-H. NJ. s.
icarus returned last evening from a
cruise through the south seas during
which she visited all the American and
British Islands. Her officers say there
was much talk at Tahiti over the action
OF officers Of the French cruiser Protet,
who carried of a number OF native
girls and took them on trip on the
vessel.
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Judgment Against Lindgren.

Clark, Eldredge & Co. this afternoon
obtained judgment by default against
Gus Lindgren, who formerly ran a
grocery and general store at Sandy.
The amount Of his debts was S2.059 &c.
and plaintiff became assignee for the
creditors. Lindgren skipped out last
December, leaving property which will
probably cover half OF his debts. He
is said to have gone back to Norway.
Attorney d, H. Wells, Jr,, appeared for
plaintiff
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IN TIE OGDEN COURTS.
William Mitchell Gets SkjOO from the
Union PaciIir-Allen Arraigned.

ogden. Arrl 2s The jury IN the casa
OF william Mitchell against the Union
Pacific in the Second Distrlcs court
ttoday returned a verdict Of ii-oo r,-
we plalniih after being out FOR tv.,y.
W-hree hours. Mitchell was a era-,1,
on the I. p and WAS severely MINI
~. ~ an AN accident He brought sui for
Harry Tllen was arralened hog,-,
Judge Rolapp today charged v.l,h
nnaNlnS forged the name Of Kjlp,,r'cg
not guilty. '' ''7''eu
Del6ert Resell the infant son o. Mr.
an MIs. Isaac Resell. died al Five
49, 49, iast evening Of pneumonia. The
'uHefai WIZ be held from the family
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SERGE h. BALLIF DEAD.
Pioneer Resident of Logan Yields to
Old Age.
Especial to the "News.")


Logan, April 26,-serge l.. Balliff, one
Of the Oldest and most highly esteemed
citizens Of Cache county, died at his
home in this city at about ESQ last
evening. He was possessed with more
than average ability, and for many
years conducted store In Logan. He
was respected by all who knew him,
because Of the straightforward course
he always followed He dealt honestly
and justly by his fellow men and sin
cere grief Is felt over his demise. He
was the father-in-law OF Robert g.
Campbell, OF Salt Lake. John T. Game,
Jr., Of the Agricultural college, and
Aaron y. Thatcher, OF Logan.
Robert s. Campbell and family will
leave for Logan in the morning TO at
tend the funeral
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THIEVES ROB A BANK.
Dynamite a Safe and Secure Four
Thousand Dollars.

Brighton, Mich, April 26-The bank
OF G. j. Baetke & Company. was en-
tered by thieves early today who dyna-
mited the safe and secured about 81 OOO
The force Of the charge demolished the
Interior OF the bank The loss to the
bank is considerable.
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BUSINESS NOTES

W. II. Blood Of Kaysville has given
a lease 10 Isaac Sears on 200 acres OF
excellent salt land IN Davis county.
Mr.. Sears now has 40 acres under his
control and Is organizing a stock COM
pany Wi'A 10000 shares Of par value
Of $40. or a capital OF 100000 The or
ganl2otlon, It is expected. will be com.
pleted In q few days. Mr.. Sears viii
retain sufficient stock 10 control the
company and the rest Will be sold to
local parties.
James and Charles II, Blake. of Riv-
ertdn. have given the Fiato Commits.
sion company a chattel mortgage for
SIC. Gao on 5000 head Of sheep, their wool
and Increase The sheep which are
valued at S32 600 are ranging in Uintah
county, Wyoming
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TORPEDO BOAT BAILEY.
On Trial Trip Averaged 800 Miles
for Two Hours.

Washington April 26.--Rear Admiral
Evans, Of the naval board of inspection
telegraphed the navy department TO-
day from New London, Conn, In re-
gard TO the trial Of the torpedo boat
Bailey as follows:
Bailey splendid success Best speed
81 knots, Average for two hours 80 O."
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PERSONALS.

j. j, Gunner Of Boise, Idaho, and Nat
Taylor Of Great Falls, Montana are
guests at the Kenyon.
Among the guests at the Knutsford
are Geo. II Southland Mrs, S0uthald
and Miss Edith b. Southland, or brook
lyn, Mr.. Southland Is a widely known
New York finanoier, and Is president OF
q large trust company. lie Nlsllel
The Church offices this morning, ana
Professor Mcclellan arranged speLlds
musical concert at the Tabernacle TOT
the visitors. w. c. Spence escorted
MIR. Southland and the ladies' TO the
places Of interest In the city
Henry c. Cav has taken the salt
Lake agency OF the Smith Premier
Typewrlting company IN place OF w II.
Nolan w II Person Of Denver, rep
resentative OF the company, has been IN
the city several days experimenting
the change,
Rufus Hardy, Leo Aldous and Bert
Asper have left the city for ldaho'
where they will locate on ranch on
the Camas prairie near Haley, owned
by themselves and John II. Hardy
They will raise sheep, and nave gone
fully equipped for a SUCCESSFUL start
Mrs. Esther Batty, Of Detroit Mich.
arrived In this city on the 2bth Oh thls
month. She comes to visit some rela-
tlyes and will then leave Tor fIsstVh'
Nevada, whore she has q SON beloIe
she left Detroit, she met some OF w
Mormon Elders on a mission anu
she says they are all we'll
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ceased Mgry +. Kelly adjudged enti-
tied to on,Afourth interest In the es-
tate. Frapk G. Bowman appointed COM
missioner
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king-Lynch Murder Case.

On motion Of Attorney w. F. Wan
less, Robert L. King and James Lynch,
found guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree, have been allowed ten days adj
ditlonal time to file a bill of excep-
TONS
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Sheriff Naylor Included.

In the case Of Frank f. McGurrln VS.
Alice G.. Sykes OF al Il was ordered this
morning that Sheriff Naylor be made
a party defendant in the cross COM
plant and counter claim OF Alice @.
Sykes.
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BIND
Nv" MAGAZINES

Old Books. Music and Magazines. Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records of value can be
saved by having them bound. The
News bindery can do the work In any
form at any price.
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home, corner of First street and Adams
avenue. tomorrow afternoon al
O'clock
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

April 26, 1901.
Today's clearlngs. $3.50, 1854
Same day last wear -. =. =. $40, 45i.76
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R0uSe MeLWer

Cure Sick Headache, Bill.
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, 2sc. per box.
Preparodby c.LHood & Co. Lowell, sass
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Mrs. y. #. Snyder, studio 5l6 Temple
ton building. Water Colors and Shlha
Painting. Original designs ana stuu'es
from nature,
Reception hours, to 8, il.
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annual statement Tor the voo, "a,
cember 81, 1900 Of the co6ditIoeo l y, d.
MU|ulI Lie Insurance CDrIDnI

The name and location N ho 49,.
Yo ul'et mn, L'tS Insurance Company 81,
Name or president Richard u.c,,1.
Name OF secretary William i F".,oa,7
Inc amount OF It's capital stoek
is'''''''',.,'.,." ..,..,....a. pnroig Mo-,
The amount Of It's assets is sqt..,,"'',
The amount Of its liabilities, IN. Wv
-, Guiding capital ls....... osoa,,as
The amount Of It's income dnri1g -''''''"
The ,,,op prGtc q, calendar year @,sS 81
during the preceding calen.
Tho aS aS yosur;' 90 'ii,o,'...-...,.r @BDa
ments aud annulte, pah
during the preceding calen
uaf year .,,.,..,. ............ a1o-s az "a
The amount " risks written
Tne a .a,s ~ ,he e, y s,iI. lls&G %
the end Of the year II lslon ,,l "A
STATE or UTAH '''''''"
Office OF the Secretary on State s.
|, James 4. Hammond gcrtarv. n, S,s,a
OF the state N Utah do hereby comfy NM
the above named insurance eonpany has giJ
In my Office detailed Statement N nj eon.
ditlon, from which the foregoing ,tatement
has been prepared aud that Inc Ald go,n.
pany has IN AN other epects COMPLIED Win
the laws OF this State relating ID Insurance.
In testimony whereof. have hereuniO sst
my hand and AFFIXED the great seal
SEAL or the State oi Utah this Sth day
OF March, A, D. 1901
J. T. HAMMOND,
Secretary Of State
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kSssES

Are prepared from Ma.
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT.
MCCORMICK & co

Silver and lead ores. q. ....""s $500
Cyanldcs. .. 80. =. -. ...... 1,lOO
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To CURE cold N ONE DAY
Take Laxitive ono QolnIne Tablets &c
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SPRAYED

The Kurefrit remedies and Home -Sana- torlum give the best chance on earth to be rid without pain, quickly and forever. of piles, Assure, chronic diarrhoea. constipa- tion, or other rectal or intestinal disorder. Under care of New Haven physicians No space to give names and testimonials. Our agent will call and give all facts, and you can meet New Haven people face to face ing, and you can KNOW for yourself. Ad- dress The Home-S -Sanatorium, Box 426, City.
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FOR SALE.

16o feet Beach street. near Savin Rock HiH, including valuable water front, $10,000 or will divide into lots. Also 30 feet, Oak street near Savin avenue, $400. Address G. ". KELSEY. 549 Campbell Avenue, West Haven. au1 If
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POLICE PROGRAMMED.
TO KEEP ALL TRAMPS OFF THE
 TRAINS.

Two Great Eastern Systems Have Com bined for This PurpOse-No More Riding Blind Baggage.
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I but he has been given place to sleep l and has been comfortably fed. l He has continued his journey by "the ! next evening train"
 1 Now it is fairly evident that out of a 1 transaction of that sort-and the case l just instanced is the rule, not the ex- ception-the railroad has gained noth- l ing whatever. It rid itself of a tramp from one train, only to carry him on another. As for the tramp; once he is arrested for trespassing upon the rail- roads cars he is virtually forced to trespass again, in order to escape the
 magistrates sentence.
 It was to try to overcome some of the manifest absurdities of the present condition of things that the Pennsylva- mia and Erie railroads reorganized their police forces
 Henceforth, it will not be the purpose of the railroad police to pull tramps
 from freight trains, or turn them over
 afterward for punishment to the regu-
 lar police. It is to be the duty of the
 railroad police to see that no tramp ever gets near enough to freight train
 to get chance to steal either ride or pound of freight. Instead of search ing trains at stopping points for hidden tramps, the police will make sure that there are no tramps aboard it before the train leaves the yard
 The purpose of the reorganiza ton of the police force of the Pennsylvania and Erie railroads is to repress the tramp and make it impossible for him to gain access to the trains. Cars will be inspected to see that they are prop erly fastened, and the mechanical de- partment has perfected a device which, when applied to the underbody of the cars, prevents tramps or any other liv- ing thing from riding upon the trucks or from finding a resting place any where underneath the cars. Every point upon the railroad at which freight trains are accustomed to slow down, or at which they stop to take wa ter will be carefully guarded by the police. No orders have been given for the arrest of tramps detected in the act of trying to steal ride or of ctually riding upon the trains, but it is likely that the tramp will not have very happy time of 1t for few minutes.-- Brooklyn Eagle.
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WANTED.

W WANTND. rOh responsible position. man o5 +, X eu9u eu9 haoits and honest Address, o0' 1uI . " c w thie, X xgs s
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Mll|l!Al.F w! MAl.F!E FEE! !'l||. Ml < B S!

WA w Al4llFf lFfRsMll9 Rs Mll For CAhD PARTIES, RECEPTIONS, TEAS and all forms of Evening Entertain ment the English Waters have no saual. OPERA Those with the filling of choc- WATERS olate and almond paste are
 still as popular as ever. Special Tins, 50 - Per ID. 50 VENICE Are pushing the Opera wafei WATERS for first place in popularity.
 They consist of a very delicate wafer filled with an icing of the following RASPBERRY
 ORANGE
 LEMON
 COFFEE
 WILD CHERRY
 HsD@ 50 tho pound SUGAR WATERS in tins, all favors.
 Dsi5~ 30 the tin Jebnscn $ Brctber, All& Al3 State St., Cor Court,
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EXCuRSION TO SAVIN ROCK,

A very large party yesterday morning came to Savin Rock on an excursion given under the auspices of the South Farms M. E. church, of South Farms, near Middletown. Several cars were well filled.
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WANTED. aus Ftp o'Ee thhuuress
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1HaanIs.

One cent a word for each ,nsar+, nve cents 2 word for full week, aevsnl times.
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Patent Stove Brick Bake Best.
Notice to Contractors.
City Engineers Office, No. 17 city

New Haven, Conn, August Sd, 1151s z SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiV66s at this office until p. Ill. Aug. 18th, 1901 :-@, For laying pavement of Trinidad shaaf1 to Elm street. 3a5 Blank forms of proposal, and any infotinss tion concerning plans, specifications, bon 2& No proposal will be received after fhx1 time specified, and all proposals not on tlf2as blanks furnished or not properly filled 6out' will be rejected. The right to reject any or all bids is resa served.
 By order of the Commission on Peru1as nent Pavements. z aus St c. W. KELLY, City Engineers
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yffbe Rn law js Cuttjup Teeth

Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children's teething. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind coic and is the best remedy for diar- rhoea Twenty-Five cents q bottle
 d11 MWF S W 1y
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
District of Wallingford, ss Probate Court,

District of Wallingford, ss. Probate Court,
 August 9th, 1901. ESTATE of MARY L. STREET, late of
 North Branford, in said District, de-
 ceased
 The Administrator de bonis non having exhibited his administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance. it Is ORDFRED-Thatt the 14th day of August, A. D. 1901, at ? o'clock In the afternoon, at the Probate Office in Wallingford, be and the same is assignedd for a hearing on the allowance of said administration account with said estate, and this Court directs the Administrator de bonis non to cite all per sons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper published in New Haven County and having circulation in said District, and by posting q copy on the pub lie signpost in the Town of North Branford where the deceased last dwet Attest au7 St JOHN 4. MARTIN, Judge.