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The state herald., 1907-11-08

woman to accompany HIM ~ every department Of
life. The world without may look dark aud cheer.
lcss, but The little haven home. lighted mp by love.
will be cheerful and bright The successful mans
wife will makc her husband feel that ono day passed
under his own roof s worth q thousand in any other
place. house may be cold storage for costly fnr-
niturc A home must be warmed with the cmbcrs Of
love Home is the miniature OF heaven. let down to
chine In this world
The state herald., 1907-11-08

In considering the effect which athletics developed have
must remember that to the student body WHOLE athletics
important and desirable school feature consider
would be the effect if athletics dscounteced forbidden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
NOTICE OF SCHOOL BOND ErEC,
TTON

Office OF the Board OF Education OF tho
CITY OF salt Lake salt Lake City, Utah
April 1eN.-Notlce is hereby given.
Saturday. April 10th, is07. TO vote upon
nc Following question and proposition, to-
Shall the Board OF Education OF sals
Lake city create ala lndeb tedneSs and
issue bonds therefore MS hereinafter stat
The election viii DO held on saturday.
There wlli be FIVE polling places FOR
such elcctpns one In euch OF the five pre-
cincts OF salt Lake city at the Following
an. FIRST preeinst, polling place; nEantlnse
Second precinct polling place; Metropoli-
tan Hotsl. CORNER srd South and West
rhlrd precinct polling place, Relief SO,
eicty. Hall LIST North between LIST ani
End West Streets.
Fourth precinct polling place. Lonercl
low School corner First and Streets
Fifth precinct polling place: Y, N &.
a. building. CORNER State list South
second The names OF tho Judges @ con
lag places are rs follows
First precinct Harrison Spers, No, ii9
East Fourth south street: y NJ, Weller
leatherwcod. NO 1850 south Ninth Fast
w ssSo sfsI HTe sSS s,es AEse9S N NSdl
son No. S52 West Fifth South street.
Thomas 10 Taylor, No. - South Ftrsr
Third prisipct G. %, harding No. 80
North First West Street; J. r. Price, No.
Sc Apple Street II, D. r Taylor No, 257
West Second North Street.
Fourth precincts r l. sloan, No 2's =
Street; NJ r. Cummings No, IN c Street;
L. IL Sinyth No, 20 S Street.
Firth pVeCinpli q. b. Btakcly, No. 2lS
Iowa Avenue: 7 A Williams. No $50
East Second South Street, Aaron Greene
valid. No Cos East First South Street.
Third The polls FOR such election VIII
open nj o'clock a. m and close az
o clock p. m.
Fourth The aggregate am cunt OF bonds
proposed to be Issued is TWO Hundred and
FIFTY Thousand Cs25oQOOD Dollars OF the
denomination Of one Thousand Dollars
s1.Op) each, to bear interest at the rate
Of per cent per annNl, payable semi
annually, ard each OF said bonds 10 ran
for twenty years from the date thereof
Fifth: The said bonds are proposed TO
be issued for the purpose OF raising money
for purch 0sing school sites and for build
ing upon such sites grade school build
ings, and for suppl wing said new buildings
with furniture and necessary apparatus.
and Improving the said new sites and
grounds so purchased,
| THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
SALT LAKE CITY.
BY OSCAR w. MOVIE, President
BY l.. p. JUDD, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE:

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10
an order OF the Third Lrdlclut Ltstr az
Court, In and for the County Of Salt Lake
State OF Utah. In tho matter OF the est4ts
OF Elisabeth A. Evans. deceased. the ln.
dersigned the Administrators of said ~
tate, Will soil at private sale 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, and subject TO fro
contirma tlon OF sad Court on or after
Saturday, April 10, 1901. ~ 2 O'Clock p, m
Deseret News Annex Salt Lake Clts
Utah. all thc right, title and interest OF
the said Elizabeth a. Evans ~ the time
OF her death, in and 10 all THAI certain
lot, piece or parcel OF land situate lying
and being In tho said City ana County of
Salt Lake. State OF Utah. and bounded
ard described as follows, to-Nvt
Commencing at "A point ;hree and one-
third rods south from the northwest corr
ner OF Lot Three, Block Seventy three
Plat ID, = Salt Lake City Survey, and
running thence east seven rods. thence
south three and one-third rods. thence
one third rods TO the place of beginning.
containing two-stOry adobe house,
Also Lot numbered Six, In block twenty
four, Plat ''B.' Cedar Town Survey, Iror
County State OF Utah. With small house
-hereon-
Terms and condition Of said sale: Cash
10 per cent Of the purchase money to be
paid 20 Administrative Of said estate on
tho day OF sale. balance on confirmation
OF sale by said Third District Court
ANNIE /, EVANS
A. Evans. deceased.
Salt Lake city. March q. 1901
ALEXANDER Mem ASTER, Attorney
Admin stratrlN,
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NOTICE.

Murray, Utah, March 10. 1901 Notice Is
hereby given, pursuant 10 law by ihe
Board Of Educatlon OF Murray, CITY, Utah,
or its intention to adopt text books for
use IN the public schools OF said city for
a period q ave years from the ilrsst day
cf July, Iso', Separate and sealed pro,
by the Board Of Education at the office
OF the superintendent 0f schools until
FRIDAY May y, 1907 a, i;sO ?. M, Tor
i o,v eaSm "a 1hs Ssosi sa.S De-
such less numbers as the board may re-
quirc euch year The following are APP
groxima,eIy. the number and kind 81
books required. to-wis: 5000 reading scsts
1000 supplementary readers. 1000 Gle
rnentary langnase books 500 English
grammar ,a,sI, OF la,susge and Grammar. i%o
seogranhies, 1868 United States history,
800 physiology and hygiene. 5000 copy
books. 2cgO drawing books 1000 nature
study and elementary science, 1000 music
books
HIGH SCHOOL BOOKS.
$50 algebra uncudins elementary and
advanced treatmentl, 80 plane ausi solid
geometry go high school arithmetic. $50
ply steal geography, 20 European history,
medIaeyal history, 80 technical English
grammar. $50 zoology 25o botany, 80 com.
position and rhsterls eombned- $50 Eng
ltsh literature, 20 physics, 20 Amerl can
history and civies. and sufficient mum
Der OF English classics.
Text books ON all subjects above named
will be considered for the grade or grades
In which such subjects are commonly
taught.
AT the time and place specified the
Board OF Educatio Will meet and public
ly open and read all the proposals that
have been received and will make it's
decision within thirty days thereafter.
The bids and terms from publishers
must be accompanied by sample copies OF
the books proposed TO be furnished, to-
getber with n statement OF the lntrodue
tory. exchange. Wholesale and retail
prices at which the publisher agrees to
furnish each book within Murray CITY,
during the full time that ls required by
law The publls her or publishers whose
proposals shall be accepted. must enter
Into n written contract With the Board
OF Education and shall give bond With
two sufficient surcties In a reasonable
sum 10 be fixed by the board for tho
faithful performance OF such contract
All bidders viii he, required to slve
net price. OF books fob nj point or ship
ment and T, o, b. Murray City. Right Is
reserved by the Board OF Education 10 ac-
eept or reject any or all bids, or any part
thereof
board OF EDUCATION MURRAY
By I-AvENrA BROWN cAHooN.
Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
BIG ROAST GIVEN
TO one BILL NOLAN
San Francisco Sporting Writer
Hands Him a Few Hard
Ones.
HIS DON'T CARE ATTITUDE,
THE Question Ttas Been eAskcd Free
Qucntls, ''Does Nelson Really
want 10 Fight Gnns2P

A sporting writer on the San Fran
cisco Chronicle has taken upon himself
the task of handing Billy Nolan Il se-
were roast. as follows
Biily Nolan has been much in evil
feuce the past few days, not SO much
by reason OF what he has stlld as be-
cause nj his don't care attitude WIN
regard 10 the sports at large. Nolan
may figure that what the world thinks
has no bearing Oh him, but he VIII dis
cover before he travels much further
that Ii win make a difference In the
end. No one can blame Nolan for
looking after the Aest interests of BAIT
thing Nelson, who Is valuable, In mat
Nolan is entitled to percentage Of
abe profits
When Nolan, however, insists ON con =
tltions that are Impossible, or such as
to put man in no shape to tght, lhen
the public, which pays the bills, mas J.
right to enter vigorous protest Al e
though Cans made 131 pounds IN Gold
field and defeated his man, ne was
weakened by the training. That ne
could do that weight In San Francisco
Is considered pare tically impossible,
He owes II not only 10 himself, pat
also mat the mass OF people that would
be ready to back him 70 see that ne can
meet she conditions and be prepared 10
make fight. If Nolan has In Nelson a
fighter who Is not a lightweight e'
him drop into the lower ranks. IN
fortunately, the rules do not cover the
question OF whether man is 10 weigh
with his lighting toys, or stripped, bui
usage mas made the weight for cham
pionship battles stripped.
The question has been asked ire
duenty, Does Nelson really want to
fight Canx9' Certainly, if lie can ar
range matters to suit himself and have
Cans SO badly handicapped tina he Gun
hardly win. The N0lans are the men
Who put a blot ON fair sporting ~
stincts An even break Is all that any
man should ask and when q manager
Of the Milan type, sneeringly names
his terms and viii not even desn 10
discuss anything else, IT Is time tha' gre
be druurned out of town, East ana
west. north and south, the sporting
public has had enough Of Nolan. Nv, M
can worry along without seeing Net
son In the ring and his mama ger :
badly mistaken it he imagII1es tna'
public sentiment win call for hshl
where the Chicagcan lis allowed 10 &c
ali the debating.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
NELSON FIXES WEIGHT.
Insists on i33 Pounds Rinsside With
Joe Cans.

Rngside weight and split the
purse IS and rs are Battling Nelson, e
very latest terms. which he win SUBJ
nit to Joe Cans the next time there
is a meeting TO talk match. Soon
after the Dane returned from Iondon
ne spoke about fighting the negro al
lSS, TIP the beam three or four
hours before ring time Either Nolan
Was nltsqnoted, or else he has a
chahge of heart, for 1888 rinesIde Ia
the only weight he will consider now.
AS To- the division OF the spoiIs he
has not such set Views, though Cans
has One hundred thirty-three ring.
Side Joe can make with little effort,
and Will IL he can dictate about the
purse. Ben selig has stated that Joe
VIE be satisfied with 60 per cent OF
the pMrse. win, lose or draw AS a
compromise, it has been suggested
that Cans collect 60 per cent IL he
wins, and so ie he loses. In view
or the fact that Nelson extorted &C
per cent win, lose or draw. from
Cams at GoldlieId. the proposed COM
promise would seem falr and equIt-
able
IL will be recalled without much trou-
BILE that some gam blers from SAN
Francisco meaning Jimmy Coffroth
Harry, Corbett and half dozen 9TH
efs. slipped him tNolanl a phony deck
at ,soidneld' Ihat Is. Nolan cried that
lney ola; NO one else ever thought
80, Dut NOLAN had TO take some es-
cuse east With MIN. Now that he ~
ABOUT 10 return 10 the den OF thieves
u ~ 70 be presumed lhat he Will have
po.lysuhIu 90 put nun Wise TO the
ahAics or me pea-and-shel boys. who
may conSpire TO ensnare him The
wliy manager has sent word ahead that
ne Is not coming TO erect a champion
snip, IL ~ purely a pleasure voyage.
just to see his Folks, and nothing
more
ot course. the promoters won't have
hls ehr aha lhelrs, y match val un-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

The undersigned Trustees or Mona
School District, Mona. Juab County Utah
Will receive bids w 70 ! O'clock p. IN
April Nth, 1907 for the erection OF a
school building TO he erected In Mona
Utah. Plans, Specifications and lnstruc-
lions 10 bidders can be found at the iosl-
dence OF r.. II Kay. Mona Utah. and "a
the office OF r. G. WATKINS. Architect.
Provo, Utah Bids VIII be received in
segregated form for brick and stoi,c
plasicrlns ana painting, and heating ap,
paratus; also foT the building complete.
except heating apparatus Each bid must
los accompanied with certified check OF s
per cent the amount OF bid, which Will
BE- returned with AZ rejected bids: also
to the successful bidder upon entering In.
or twice the amount OF bid within ono
week Of tlrc the said wcrk II awarded
otherwise the amount 10 be- forfeited TO
said school district The. Trustees will
meet AZ the old school bul1lLf IA Mona
at the above stated time ana date 10 open
and publicly read all BIDS, The Trustees
reserve the iight To reject any and all
bids or accept any part thercor
10y order OF Board OF Trustees
y. w. VEST Chairman,
%. A. STARR, Treasurer
y, H. KAY Secretary
Dated al Mona. March TO- lT-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
NOrlcE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

~ th6 STATE BANK or uTAH, "A cor.
porAtiOn urHanlEed ana existing under the
laws Of Utah VIII BE- held at its bank
Ing house. Ia Salt LAKE City, AZ 4 O'Clock
p, NJ. ON Monday. the i9nd day Of April,
lp7. for hc purpose N consids ring he ad
vlaability NJ amending Article OF the Ar
tlclea ~ Incorporation MS heretofore
amended. by increasing the capital stock,
from s2s5O0o.OO 70 s4oQCOaO0, aud by pro-
vldng that the sI50O0OO Of capital stock,
re presen ting ouch Increase, shall be eub-
lctt TO disposal by the Board OF Direc-
ions for the ulste and purpose 81 fht cor
Doration 10 such persons. AZ such tlme or
times foT such confederation ana upon
such terms as tho said Board may deem
srpedient and Tor the purpose ~ eOnsid-
erang tho adyHahlity OF amending Artl-
tIeles and b by increasing tho number
al Directors To 49, aId the number o. Vice
Presidents TO 2. ana by providing for the
films ~ vacancies among the Direct Ora;
ana ~ considering the adyisnbllity Or
amending Article ., by extending the cor
pOgaie q NiEleuce from period u ~ years
la ported " rs years frum and after the
date on the Organization Of ihe said cor
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
Joseph x SMITH President.
TWAH Ial'RrpN T0~hlrr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
''PENNYS'' PRIZE
RING GOSS| ?
Tex Richard still Hot on the
Trail OF Nelson and
Cans.
HOPES TO LAND THE FIGHT.
lsritt Called on NIntcll With Young
Corbett Because He Could Not
See the Money

Like certain famous ghost she Mel
son-Gans second fight will not dcwii.
First you see ID then you don't one day
the fighters have agreed on terms and ine
next day everything is called on, Cars
issues, a sweeping DEF one day and de-
claTes he will fight Nelson ON any Old
terms. The next day he swears he VIII
not fight Nelson only ON certain aesns'
terms he well knows Nelson will not ae-
cept. Nelson then wants to get Cans IN
a Darkroom and fight him for a. four-pt
piece or million dollars
but In spite OF all the talk ana blnlls-
Tex Ricsafd is hot on the trail or the tNo
ptlgs and Heels confident or luAuinB lne
zig miNup, He has Just teturnsa " Ely
flVIn SAN Erancisco- f1e says his pner oi
A-,svvg For second bout is MADE y, goou
lsith and that the money y real sooa
yenow gold He also says , VA Nv W.T. gtaSs
money only. Richard declares his belief
that the men win iight at Ely on july Al
end that az iheI PeftS hot t' sbt At F rs.
co untiI little matter OF 500 coming to
him from the Britt-Nelson fight pictures
HAS been settled
wlen he makes an offer of 5000
ths money is in the bank waiting for
them whenever they care TO come for
ward
Harry Pollock, manager OF Young
Corbett has suffered a temporary
eclipse, but for al ,h.,t appears to I 4e
Of damage in the east, where th9
people are ever ready 10 believe that
4 fighter who had the fortune to be
horn a native son will dc. anything 20
act the best of a bslrgaIn- Recently
!, New York paper had a story 70 the
effect that the corbett-Britt tight il,
Reno was called OF because Willus
Britt objected to the terms OF the
match. The writer went ON TO say that
Britt could NOT make 1873 pounds and,
a chance San Francisco people Know
the truth OF the matter. They under
stand shat Kohl & Johnson never had
a chance to make good the $1,000
purse that was Offered and because of
that Britt called OF the match
the issue and has written east 10 the
effect that Britt could mot make the
weight. When he was with MunTGe,
Pollock sent the same report to the
hurt and unable 10 go ahead with his
match with the miner Deliberate mis-
representations OF this kind are un-
called for but presumably Pollock Will
SO on his way, saying whatever comes
into his head.
it is strange, in view Of the fact that
San Francisco Is the best fight city In the
country. bar none, that some one OF the
promoters has been unable to secure a
match that would be what you could call
son fought at Colma has there been any
thing Of Overwhelming interest; Cofroth
came the nearest TO II when he staged
Al Kaufman and Sam Berger last Mo-
venibcr, but that was sad dtsappoimr-
ment. Unit. Hyland and Thompson fought
recently there has been an aching Void
and at the presesnt the fight Is consider
able of q blank
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS

The undersigned Trustees of Pountai
Green. School District. Fountain Greeg
Sanpete County rtah, WIN receive bds
W 10 J O'clock y. en-, April 10th. iP)l Tor
the erection OF u school building TO ~
erected IN Fountain Green. Utah. Plans
specifications and Instructions 10 bidders
can be found AT the residence NJ Lars
Nelson. Fountain Green, Utah and at the
ofnce u II G.. Watkins, Architect. Provo
Utah, Bids Win be received I'm segregated
form for brick and stone work carpenter
work and tln work clustering and paint
lng, and heating apparatus also for tle
building complete except heating appara-
tDs, Each bid must BIO acc0mpani ed with
certified check q 3 per cent Of the amount
OF bid which VIII be returned With all re-
1ecsed bids; alto 10 the successful bidder
upon entering Into contract and giving an
approved bond Of tWlce the amount or bid
within one week Of time said work is
awarded otherwise THE amount 10 be for
reiled TO said school district The Trustees
villa meet as the old school building Ia
Fountain Green az the above stated tme
and date 70 open and publicly read Hll
bids The Trustees reserve thc right to- re-.
lect any and ar bids, or accept aly part
thaIeof
By order of Board Of Trustees
LARS NELSON. Chairman.
j. i. AND ERsON, Treas
CIfAS. &, LIVINGSTON, Eerg.
Dated at Fountain Green, March 10 400,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

IN the Third judicial District Court, IN
and Tor Salt Lake County, state ~ Utah,
Department No J. In this matter OF tho
estate of Mary y. Vansch0onh0yen. DEE
ceased, Notice THE petition OF Eugene T.
Hi!ls. praying ror the admission 70 pro
10 bO The aAt VIII and Testament ~ Mary
~ Vnnsehoonh0ven, deceased. ana for
the granting OF Letters TssiamentaIy 10
Eugene T.. Hills. has been set FOR hear
Ing on Saturday, The 18Th day o. April.
a ID 1901 at 10 O'Clock H. M = The conn-
Is Court House, Ia the Court Room Of
said count n salt Lake city sali Lake
County, Utah,
Witness the Clerk ~ sad Court with
the seal thereof affixed this Slth day OF
March, A. y. iM-
Nv W. " I'arnswor'h, nenurv Clerk
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Norl,rs on sNiI

sranse. ~ sS'l ,b r'y YSlra Y n,.lis s
ss oipf' &c e ihe state 81 n I-tsr ..U
ip07 Mi III, ot ,tt,,ste' ,le ~. d.
lowing dtscrIEed fonl tssate. IN SAT- 10
nNglnpsrr N, ~. ,,e,epeoe, .,.tl nor ne
so,,thv-est nre,te,. ~ ~, soitaltst ,itisr.
ser Of Section sls,esn i,s, f',y slfls he
i.sAes ' Weps "a ta tgsr. ,w s1 "s EN-, t
rods thence esst fort, Ak rods, tHcrcs
north eiefts Csol rSss: ,heuce cast iertS
gao, rods; containing twenty. go ACRES
c, al go thS notn naif Of tne ,s s90h.. ,
shin Two ss, se,,ib ~ inSi-,. t,vN q, v,eet,
sait f.HSe Nferiaiarl, e.YIa1nEs o.shtt S6i
"u Aiso ali Of the ,ipbt ,,tle and Intere,,
, II ME- az Ss' eSie. ~ 'Ne ioow'hs GER
iaS, iSree "a, nnl FOR al of section .tI 'tvcT.
ty.nine tgtj, ict one in thc n1sshtAss
asarter of 'cN.H. I1 "a ths nCrtlaw5sf
a,ts,,scr ~ Ve-ilt ayT ms NORTH balf IN ~
oy the nor4hens, G1lmrter az E. AZ Of fc,.-
tlcn ShiysS isnt In to,snshin ttyn "a sstvta
range two q, west " ~ Salt Ike Me.I-
alan c.ns,taii,ing threc h1Nd ~ nd tyrentV
and sixtysome b,,ndrcfiths rsj.rj aerea.
csrtsflcete NJ is1q ,S,- INK eollgvjn.g
described nroperty.
ttr t,ses,s.',is,e 1SS ~ i6yynshn tv,, ~,
south. ras;ee Two ID west Of Inc Salt
lake Meridian. cnr,fa lni,le s.e hui dve.i
r"E q, rtv AS, n cr.s
f-orsiIlcnt e IA -7si Tor the fnllsNfnr
t,.crsi,sJ n-o,1srt,,,
Io,s nine iso ten 40, eleven an ard
IrS1s,o I-sI ~ aentl6, t,rutu-uInt, t.glt
tncnehin two "a so,,tb, range tvo tx
vsat ~ tths san rakS NerlJlan contain.
10 1,t,s, bi,,,rca ann sfytv and ststv l,i1n.
.s ~ Hn @ en- acres ere sN'S ''p 7'N'S '
Y,SrtIGcn,ss NS 7sIe for the folIowlnp
aeA-rti,ed ,,roneytw, ~
81 syS isS al see,ten twcntv-nlnp fgo.
ths southeast quarter ,s.E " II hs
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TERRY WELL AGAIN.
Former Champion Not Vel Ready I"
Cross Great divide.

Stanford. Conn. April 5--Terry Mcssov-
ern, the former champion prizeighter,
Dec .. will leave the institution today.
DIR. Givens who attended McG0vern,
states he Is now in good health.
Sam Harris, AicGovern's former mana
ger, said today that. ath ough Mcssogern
had left the sanitarinm AZ Stamford,
cottage has been engaged for him In that
city and he will visit the sanitailum daily
and continue to be under the Observation
Of DR.. Given He will be subject to no
restraint, however,
MIR Harris said the doctors went to
Stamford today at Mrs, McCfovern's re-
quest, found Terry much improved but
NOT entirely recovered. and recommended
that he remain at the sanitaTium for a
few months Mrs. McGoyern, however.
insisted that he be allowed TO leave IL. and
ID was decided to engage the cottage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06

Apishonesl Purpose means Dishonest
Product and Disregard Of The Purohas-
ers' Health or Welfare.
Beware Of The Slick Salesman and his
ancient 'Just as Good story that COM
mon sense refutes-
Cascarets are made only by the Sterling
Remedy Company and the famous little
Ten Cent west Pocket box is here
shown. They are never sold n bulk.
Every tablet marked 'ccc,"
Be sure vow get ths genuine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-06
NorICE OF SAFE.

Notice VI Admins traitors Sale OF Per
sonaI Property. Notice IS hereby given
that I'm pursuance OF an order or tho Dis
state Oh Utah. made ANA entered Oh the
sOth u March. 1901, IN The matter on the
estate 81 Eliza X. Wooliey. deceased. the
Undersigned administrator % said rsta H
wlll seii at private sale 10 the highest
Bidder Tor chsb. On Monday, the 10th day
on April. 1851, at - o'clock NJ at tho late
residrnco OF the said deceased No. 282
Easl Fourth South Stroet, Salt Lake Cts,
Utah. The Following personal property to-
wt. Eleht shares " tho capital stock ~
yInn's Cooperative Mercantile Institution
n corpOrat6n. Bids In writlnB Will be re-
celyed BY said administrators Al the above
Addr.ss up 10 and including the date OF
isiened) RANAI-D NJ WOoLLEY,
Administrator
William n King q samuel Russell At
torneyH for Administrator
Date Of frSt publication. April An, 1907