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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-16

Rawlns, Wye. Feb lG-The loss to
sheep on the Red desert where 100000
Craze. win be heavy as the result Of tho
intense cold.
The weather is now moderating, but
The continuation OF the storm for six
or seven days has weakened the sheep
until deaths are Of hourly occurrence
The weather Is the coolest which has
been experienced for many years. At
Medicine Bow. in the center Of the
vast sheep grazing country. the tenn
perature registered from "A 10 81 deg
below zero for four nights. In the
Enoampment country It has fallen 20 40
below. and an mining operations have
ceased. The fan OF snow In the noun
tains averages from 70 10 60 feel, and
many small mining camps VIII be snow
bound for weeks.
In spite Of the storm, the Union Pa
clfc. by extraordinary efforts, has kept
it, line clear, although all passenger
trains are running behind time.
score Of snow plows are working day
and night from Cheyenne to ogden.
CHICAGO SUFFERS
Chicago, Feb. i6.--seyen inches Of
snow on the level accompanied by
gale reaching a velocity Of more than
40 miles an hour, ushered I'm cold wave
which sent the mercury close 20 the
zero mark this morning. The trac-
tion and steam railway service, tele-
graph and phone wires are suffering
greatly owing to heavy fall Of snow,
Loss OF life was less than anticipated
but one person so Tar as known having
succumbed. An unidentified man was
frozen In a snowdrlft down town The
cold which at midnight registered u
degrees above, gradually Increased un-
III above was reached early In the
day.
Trains due from the west and south
west We're more or less delayed IRAN
service between Chicago and Omaha
has been most seriously affected The
Overland Limited on the Chicago x
Northwestern, due yesterday morning
at . o'clock, will not arrive until late
this afternoon The one due this
morning Is now scheduled 70 arrive to-
morrow morning. Trains on the CHI
cago. Milwaukee & 81 Paul are from
one TO three hours late, while those
from the northwest are more or less
delayed. The Burlington train from
the southwest due az 2,20 q, M. viii not
arrive until 3 o'clock tonight. The chi
cago & Alton trains from st. Louis are
over two hours late.
COOLEST IN COUNTRY.
wlllIston. N. D., Feb. Wlliston
Il the coolest spot in the United States
today, the mercury registered ~ be-
low.
STORM AT MEMPHIS.
Memphis. Feb. l6.--one Of the worst
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Intense Cold
Ooe1 County.
Coolest place is Valston, ~ 3D., Whe5e REGISTERED AZ
Degrees BeloJ0 Zeso- In Wyoming Il Has Fallen 70 20
Beoo Fall of Snoco in SliopnaiaS Forig 10 SHiy
Feef-Stoc Loss wa be Heavy.

( storms IA ycnrs set IN Sunday MORN
Ing Trains are from hve 70 ten hours
/ la,e street car traffic Is practically
al % sianlgtlll and telegraph ana tele-
! phone companies are seriously handl-
capped Reports from MISSISSIPPI,
| Arknngas. Oklahoma territory ana
Texas state lhat the storm Is general
| The railroads are BADLY crippled ana
many trains have been annulled
~ WISCONSIN.
West Superior, Wis, Feb 49, This IS
tho coolest day Of the winter The
mercury recorded 28 below zero at
this morning
COOLEST OF YEAR AT OMAHA,
Omaha. Feb lG.-Ten degrees below
zero was registered here this morning,
being the coolest OF the year The
cold wave covers the state; Iowa aud
South Dakota, Rapid city. :. O., re-
ports 10 below. Huron "a below and
Sioux CITY q below Little or no
wind Is reported, and there are no re-
ports OF suffering from lack Of fuel
IN KANSAS AND MISSOURI.
Kansas CITY, Feb lG-The local
weather bureau reported the following
temperature az 8 o'clock this morning
Missouri Kansas CITY 6 below zero.
Kansas-W Wichita G below Concordia,
~ below. Dodge CITY, rs below,
The atmosphere today In this part Of
tho southwest ia clear with prospects
OF further fall IN temperature. The
si.f# O. Vtrn tnNhIg
snow on the level white IN railroad
cuts, especially on the kaneas ranges
strong north wind has piled the drlits
high. An trains are late.
HEAVY SNOW AT Topeka.
Topeka Eas.. Feb. l6.--Nne degrees
below zero was registered here az :
O'clock this morning, being the coolest
dav OF the year. While this section OF
Kansas IS covered with eight inches OF
snow. there 10 no wind, and no reports
of suiTerng from absence OF fuel
BLAzzARD IN TEXAS,
Fort worth. Tex, Feb, iS Northern
Texas Is experiencing the worst biz-
1ard m seven years. The snow Is a foot
deap ana continuous to fall. The street
car officials are making no effort to run
cars. Trains are late
VERY SEVERE IN DALLAS
Dallas. Tex. Feb. iG-street car
traffic In this city Il suspended ana
business Is at standstili on account
of the blizzard The storm ls undsual-
iy severe in the Panhandle country
HIGH WIND IN ALABAMA
Mobile, Ala, Feb. i6.-A high Wind
TODAY aid some damage to flag poles,
telephone end telegraph wires ana
caused a high tide IN the river Ram
has fallen FOR u hours
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Legislature Asked to Take a Run
Up to Boise
CHANCES ARE II WILL GO.
Communication from senator kearns
Urges Creation OF Department
or Irrigation

The senate this afternoon received an
invitation from the Idaho legislature to
visit II at Boise some time during the
present session. on motion Of Senator
Sherman President Allison appointed
committee Of four to confer with like
committee from the house for the pur-
pose Of considering and passing ON the
invitation. The committee appointed Is
as follows. Sherman, II. :, Larsen
Barber and Whitmore. The house COM
mltee Is made up Of representatives,
Barrett, Spry, Stewart and Adams.
WILL LIKELY GO.
As to the suggested visit to Boise
there is difference Of opinion III polh
houses, although indications are thal
the invitation viii be accepted me
only question Is as to the time for max
ing such a Visit some clinging 70 tne
belief that the best time to 90 would
be after adjournment which, however
would seem altogether out of order
from the fact that the Idaho legislature
will have shut up shop, so to speak,
long before that time. The joint COM
mittee had the matter in hand at late
hour this afternoon
SUGGESTIONS FROM KEARNs.
The senate received a communication
from Senator Keans TO the effect that
il would be well for the Legislature TO
show It's appreciation Of the Irrigation
interests Of the country by appointing
an expert irrigation engineer and APP
propriating $4,000 for the purpose Of es-
tabiishlng the Office. The communca-
ton was referred TO the committee on
agriculture and irrigation
MAY GO ON FRIDAY.
Lateral $3.50 the joint committee
returned and reported that It had on q
vote of 6 to decided to recommend
that the trip be taken and that the Leg
stature leave here on Friday noon and
return in time 20 hold a session ON
Tuesday, leaving Monday out altogether
that being a legal holiday Washing
tons birthday. The recommendation
viii be fought In both senate and house
but will probably carry.
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CHARGES DIsoBEDIENcE.


Thomas Roscamp this morning filed
an affidavit m the district court In
which he declares that his former wife,
Henrietta Rosecamp, has disobeyed the
order Of the court ia regard to dellv-
ering up possession Of the premises and
furnishings OF their home at IS east
First South In the decree OF divorce,
which was rendered some time ago,
Mrs. Roscamp was ordered to turn over
the house and furniture to her hus-
band
lie now complains that she gave him
possession of the house all O. X, but
secretly had all the furniture hauled
away The value Of the furniture Is
about $1,000 ana consists among other
things of a piano. pianola sofa, car
pets, ohinaware, etc. Roscamp asks
that she be cited to show cause why she
should not be punished for contempt
OF court for taking away the said fur
aiture, contrary to the order Of the
court,
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to S6iS. 80 as against S69Q,OSl.6S for
the same day last year,
Division superintendent r. A. Cliff
ford of Bradstreets business agency Is
IN town aiding Manager Chas. Bill
ings in getting located after the Atlas
block fire The agency IS now located
comfortably in room Il Of the CONNER
clal club building on Pierpont street
where it win remain until April /,
when permanent quarters viii be Sc
cured in rooms 3Ol and 302 Dooly
block. Mr.. Billings received this morn
ing a large box from Omaha containing
duplicates OF the Salt Lake and Utah
records lost IN the recent fire. and
more are coming, so that the loss Is not
severe. He VIII. put extra clerks at
work Immediately and make up for
lost time.
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The inhabitants and II was so cold that
he went to Pacific Grove where the
weather was not 50 stiff Notwithstand
ing the cold, he managed to enjoy the
trip.
The recent Twenty-1rst ward enter
tdinment cleared about Sl25.
The remains Of Miss woodruff, the
teacher of the b. Y. academy whose
funeral will be held In Provo tomor-
ROW, viii be brought to Salt Lake on
Wednesday morning A cortege VIII
form at the oregon Short Line depot
and go direct 10 the city cemetery,
where interment will take place In the
late President Woodruff's private lot
Hon. Rulon S. Wells is quite III at his
home from an acute attack Of indlges-
tion.
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"THE AMAzONs."
Swedish Famine Fund Enlarged by
Its Presentation.

The total sale of tickets for the per-
formances in the Theater on Saturday
by the University Dramatic club
amounted, as far as reported. to about
$3.50. but there are more reports TO come
and that sum may be increased some
what. What the total expense OF the
production IL has not yet been ascel-
iained. but as result OF the entertain
ment. a handsome sum VIII be added 70
the general fund. The severe weather
undoubtedly had It's effect on the at
tendance, as many had bought tickets
without using them. Among the buy
ers OF tickets ON a large scale were the
following lions Savings bank, 500 y.
c. NJ. l., Sl2 Auerbach, Sl2' III. q,
Whitney. s.; Geo. NJ. Cannon, 81; Walk
~ Bros, S5 Deseret National bank, so
Mccormick, 81; studebaker s.; salt
Lake Street Car company So Mana
yer Wells-Fargo Express, So Din
svoodey. 81: George r. Odell 50; Utah
Commercial ana Savings hank, Sc, aud
sharp's Coal Co, S.
The play went very wen In every re-
spect. The "Amazons' is a pretty it-
Gle piece, tlehn IN tNtAN ioi Ri'Niet "'t'
Il was played with more attention TO
detail than amateurs generally dis
play. Il would be difficult 10 award
prize to any OF the three "Amazonsi
50 we'll did they all perform their parts
Miss Edna Harker was Lady Thoma-
cine, Miss Bitner. Lady Noeline' and
Miss Tibbets. Lady Nilhelmine. The
gentlemen also did some excellent
work. Mr.. Gon made a very good
Frenchman, aud Mr.. Thomas looked
and acted the part of the Earl OF
Tweenways almost to perfection, Mt
Jonasson filed the part OF the Nlscount
Utterly very acceptably Miss Laura
Christensen represented the eccentric
Lady Castlejorden with dignity and
elegance. and Miss Knudsen was
charming sargent while Mr. Walter
Evans did good work as the Rev. Min.
chin There r. great deal OF talent IN
the dramatic club. That was demon-
etrated IN the two performances.
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COURT ORDERS.
Cases Argued aud Submitted and
Continued by stipulation.

The following cases were argued and
submitted before the supreme court to-
day: In re estate OF j. NJ Williamson,
Boyd Park, administrator, VS.. N. G.
Furnam el al, appellants Hannah e,
Copley ct a.. vs. U. p. Railway COM
pany appellant The case Of the State
ex rel, $. w Ritter, appellnt, VS. John
Quayle ct al OK the city council OF
Logan city was submitted to the court
upon briefs without argument
The following cases were continued
for the term by stipulatlon George G.
Whitmore, appellant, VS.. the Pleasant
Valley Coal company ct al; George C..
Whitmore. appellant, VS.. the Rio
Qrande Weston RAILWAY company.
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AN ORDiNANok

An ordinance amending Ses, I
OF an ordinance in relation "A NJ
sale OF intoxicating LIQUORS MAN.,
iIg the sale thereof on snndan N
to minors and other persons praF
ing certain restrictions and reUA =
IN relation to the licensing Of h, 1,
OF intoxicating liquors. prgid1, /,
The revocation of licenses h ~
cases and repeating all inconsistent +
chances.
BE II ordained by the City Co,8|
OF Salt Lake City, Utah:
Section |. That Section Is dm|
dihanoe In relation 20 the sale 4
tcXicatlng liquors, prohibiting he
thereof on Sundays and to minors Il
other persons; prescribing certsh \
striotions and regulations in nafa|
to the licensing OF the sale Of lntunsI
Ing liquors; providing for the rga
ton Of licenses In certain cases ihs y
poaling all inconsistent oniniYa
passed by the City Council, D@snx
10th, 1902 and approved by he ylr.|
December 18th, 1902, be, and The ~
is hereby amended TO read as idles
Section l6 Female persons pnAM.
ed from being In saloons or vine ma
between the hours Of seven b N Il
seven a, m. II shall be unlagtg \
eny person. firm or corporatlOn k1pii
any saloon, 10 have or keep, ia eo1rs'
ton with or as part OF bis pliH (
business, any wine room or Other IA
either with or without curtain o. q
ta.ns, or screens OF any kind into VA
any female person shall be allowed u
enter from the outside or tum -
saloon, and there be supplied VIII y
kind Of LIQUOR whatsoever, and q 81
likewise be unlawful for any Urn "a
corporation, or person. be be uiA
agent. bartender or employ, 70 n
nit or allow any female persh y =
or remain In q saloon at any llin ,,
tween the hours Of seven oelM
the afternoon and seven O'Clock hN
forenoon
Section 2. This ordinance shan ~
effect upon approval.
Passed by the City Council o v
Lake City, Utah. February Na y
and referred to the Mayor ior asr
proyal J.0. NYsTR0s
CITY Records
Approved this 18th day Of f'0'Hs
1903. 49,.
EZRA THOMPSON A'la
State Of Utah, City and County o. ~
Lake, IS. .,
I. ]. O. Nystrom, city beoe'u
Salt Lake City. Utah, DO heit9 N,
~ that the above and foreg'ls y
full. true and correct copy Of y ~. "a
nance entitled, IAN ordinance ~ .s'
ing Section l6 OF an ordinate y y.
tlon 10 the sale Of Intoxicating W.: "a.
prohibiting the sale Thereof I, 80 "
DAYS and 10 minors and oihei ~ =.
prescribing certain restrifllo,las'. y. ..s,
ulatlCns in relation to lne w 49, ,..e
the sale OF intoxicating llquols. W. 4. y.
inc for the revocation Of lieen', ~ ~,
lain csses ond repealing all lnco, 49,
ordinances, passed by The NV ~ ~ a 4
of Salt Lake city utah. f,v ~, IA.
1908, and approved by the nl, J, 10.
ruary ilth. 1903. as appears =
in my office ,.,s, hsrra |
In witness whereof. n ~. r,rpr1,
set my hand and affixed '1 s,r \ ~
seal OF said city. this h'n ~
ruary. 1903. ovsTg0N
(SealD J Y y ci,y Recsrts
Rill No. u.
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Ryan q 90. Attnohed.

ST. Louis, Feb l6-In the circuit
court today Dr. William r. Kier Oh
famed a writ Of attachment for s21OJ
against John J. Ryan. doing business AS
dohn ). Ryan q Company. Service
was had on Ryan while he was in the
grand jury room al the four courts
accounts held by Ryan In eight or ten
- Louis banks and trust companles
wits. 80
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ROAD SUPER LSORs.
County Board Appoints Them Today
Chrlstopherson Gets Contract.

The county commissioners today APP
pointed the following road supervisors;
George Il. Lee Bingham; Albert Cap
son. district q, East Mil Creek. The
contrac; FOR caring Tor the county's
half OF the city and county building
lawn for the ensuing two years was
awarded 20 Martin Chrlstophersen at
i,lQO per annum.
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UNIVERSITY TOMORROW.
Legislature viii Visit States Leading
Educational Institution.

At 9:45 tomorrow morning the Legs-
lature-senate and housewife visit the
university. While no formal program
has been announced It is understood
that the lawmakers viii be piloted
through the laboratories and workshops
TO see what the students are doing
also that some OF the solons will be
called upon to make addresses, and
that replies will be made either by
members OF the board OF regents or
faculty, or both and that some student
may be called upon to make reply in
behalf OF the student body.
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TO CURE ANY DISEASE
The Cause Msnt be Removed. same Wa,
With Dandrun.

XII the germ that causes dandrun.
falling hair and badness, you viii have
no more dandruff, and your hair must
grow luxurlantly. HerTicide not only
contains the dandruff germ DESTROYER
but II Is also a most delightful hair
dressing Tor regular toilet use.
no other hair PREPARATION Is on
this scientific basis OF destroy.
ing the dandruff germ than
Newbro's Herpicide, Sold by leading
druggists Send lOc In stamps for
sample 70 The Herpicide Co. Detroit
Men For sale at z. c. NJ. l. DRUG
Dept.
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FEDERAL COURT CASES
Observation-Disclosures

In the case Of Enos A. Wall and
Moylan c. Fox VS. United States Min
ing company a provisional Injunction
was today granted by Judge Marshall
In the federal court upon the filing Of
bond OF $4,000,
The Injunction restraints the United
States Mining company from entering
into or mining beneath the surface up
on the Red Rover mining claim situate
IN the West Mountain mining district.
Judge Marshall, in the U. s. district
court, this morning adjudlcated the fol-
lowing named TO be bankrupts and re-
ferred the cases to Referee Chas. Bald
win Hatch Bros. a partnership. and
Edward T.. Hatch, Jr., and Frank
Hatch OF Salt Lake. Josephine Pratt.
Salt Lake; ], d. owen, p. II. Brophy.
both Of ogden, and Albert Morton
Payne Of Salt Lake.
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MANY JAPS IN COURT.
Two Threatened to Kill the Enemy
With Muriatic Acid.

It was Japanese day in Judge Dehls
court today, about 20 Of the dusky hued
people being in attendance during the
further hearing Of Dan ogasawara and
Frank Tomlta-Tonegawa- Otoenells
charged with threatening TO kin one G.
kaike
Several Japs testified that Ogasawara
tried TO waylay his enemy In dark al.
ley and throw muriatlc acid on him
George kiego testified that he had
conversation with Ogasawara Ia which
the latter said he was going 10 throw
the acid on Kalke and kill al the other
Jape who were against him.
a bottle Of acid said to be intended
for Kaike, was accidentally upset and
spilled on "A book The book was badly
burned, and was introduced In the case
for the purpose Of showing the power
OF the acid.
Judging by the progress thus far
made In the case, 1t win probably be
concluded some time In early spring
-
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NEW /. G. MAN.
John II. Webster Appointed General
Agent for Road In Omaha.

Following the bid made By the III
nois Central for the western business
that road has created new office IN
Omaha with the result that John H..
Webgter has been appointed general
agent for the company The circular
announcing the appointment, which
was received IN this city today, an
nounces that he Is a special man mas
much as he reports 10 the Vice presl-
dent direct az Chicago. The Illinois
Central for some time has had an as
slstant general freight agent and big
force OF assistants located In Omaha.
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FostorIa. o., Feb. iS.-Eight persons
were killed and four injured BY an ex-
ploslon In the Peter & Fox magazine
cane factory this afternoon.
THE DEAD.
Joseph Burdge.
John Hazen.
- Purnell boy.
Oae unknown girl.
James Green.
Elya Spence.
Two Murphy gils, aged l6 and IS,
The magazine contained a large sup
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Divorce Granted.

Judge Hall today granted Llyydell p.
Noebius a divorce from her husband,
William A. Moebius on the ground Of
cruelty The parties were married at
Omaha on Aug. rs, 1859, The custody
of their two minor children was award
ed TO Mrs. j. Il, Foster, the mother Of
blaiutlff.
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EIGHT KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION

ply OF high explosives, used in the
manufacturer 81 cups Tor magazine
canes. It win never be Known how i
happened that some Of the explosives
let so. There vas a terrific report that
shocked the whole town, and In mo-
ment the whole factory was in flames.
There was a desperate fight on the
part OF the rescuers 20 secure the bodies
of the dead before the flames reached
them. Ae the dead and injured were
brought they were placed ON sleds aud
carried 60 impTovlsed hospitals The
factory was a total loss, 5000
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Bank O commeree Al le0 MaIn slreet.
FOR CARRYING MAILS
(speclal 10 I'D "News.D

Washington, d, c., Feb l6.--The con-
tract for carrying the mail from Elsl-
more to Austin Utah, has been awarded
Emil ChrIsterlins0n OF ElsIn0re
Alden y. Farnsworth has been APP
pointed postmaster at Elgin, Grand Co.
Utah vice Mrs. Mary A. Ylentne, re.
elgnol.
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Because Woman Refused TO Rent Room
He Threatened Murder

Because Mrs Rogoai refused to rent
lin room. Bruce Bradley, an ex-
soldier. threatened to murder the wo-
nan and her I'VE children. Mrs, Ro-
foni became frightened and tried 70
escape. but Bradley seized her by the
hroat and swore he would eyterminate
he entire family In Judge Diehl's
curt this afternoon the fellow pleaded
guilty 20 the charges Of drunkenness
aud battery. Judge Diehl gave him
3 days.
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PERSONALS.

Col W. H. Parish, general manager
and NJ, NJ. May, assistant general man
ager Of the Majestic copper properties
in Beaver county arrived IN the city
this forenoon from the mines.
Mr., ana Mrs. c, s. Burton and Miss
Jean Spencer returned Sunday from u
months stay at Pacific Grove.
Peter Moss is very III at the state
prison with lumbago and inhammatory
rheumatism.
Rev. J. II. Graybill Of Namra, Idaho,
Is a guest at the Cullen He reports
business In his section IN a hourishing
condition and says the new Dewey hotel
win be formally opened on Feb. 20.
There Is a Raymond-Whtcomb party
Of IL az the Knutsford from California.
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Husband Charges pesertIon.

Samuel G. Lowe today filed suit IN the
district court for a divorce from his
wife. Ellen Il. Low, on the ground Of
desertiou. The parties were married at
ogden on oct II. 1881, and the deser-
ton occurred in the year 1901
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rhohArE AM GlANo,,
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or N.
sighers Tor further lnformait1Ios, ''''stl

IN THE DISTRICT corpr =.
bate Division, IN and n, ". IA
County, State Of Utah. In g faN ~
OF the estate and guamlan,gs1s MlE
bert johnson, Lawrence JOINS. = !. v
johnson, Herman johnson any g nv
johnson, minors. Notice, my NV a'l
Tor approval and settlement Y,
account Of the guardian Of n. ny wv a
and the estate Of the abogs ' "a,
minors and for the partition s,,, .a
tate in his hands to said ml,.,, :
been set for hearing on Frl5av A. y Z
day Of February A. D. iss y a
O'Clock a, H. at the oonTiv ~.
House, IN the court room Of IA MY VIZ
IN salt Lake City Salt iass an c NY.
Utah. ''''' ''''t
Witness the Clerk of sala coD4 /.
the seal thereof affixed m its /.
OF February, a. D. 1908 "|
lSeal) JOHN JAMES ~.
by J. I. Eldredge. Jr, Dem,y ~.
Barlow Ferguson, attorney n Y
TONER, " ~