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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
SALE OF GOODS FOR STORAGE AND
OTEER CHARGES

Held Thursday. February 90. 1918. at |
o'clock, Kimball Van * Storage company
warehouse, rear liS West lst South street
Salt Lake City. Utah.
TO THE UNDERSIGNED-You are
hereby notified that owing 10 the nonpay-
ment OF storage and other charges. your
goods VIII be sold al public auction for
cash to satisfy charges Said sale To be
ncld Mt our warehouse rear IS West list
South street, Salt Lake CITY. Thurs(Ia =
February 20. 1913, beginning at ! o clock
KIMBALL VAN & STORAGE co. Corp
]. NJ IIMBALT., President
9 J.: Morris. / sewing machine. SO.
MI ME- Ggy s}- Sterling 40 pieces household
and contents sS; Or. w. II. Downey. ! box
household goods. $li.50; 6. W. Dalton
box household goods 80. so: Miss D. Don
eIson ! trunk contents, 3 boxes house
hold soods $l2: National Protective Lc-
;;Ion, office chairs. ! hall tree flat
desk l typewriter. . pictures. / office
desk, / roll carpet bundle books | pa
per basket books. toy trunks and
bundle paper, SjS; !. y. Cutler box
household goods. | crate household goods
! grip. ] foot stool. 5000. Mr.. z. E
Culver, crate pictures $3.50: r. C.
Young. ! book case. 81; Max Laura, I roll
bedding. Sl1; Mrs. J.. IT. Ioughery /
basket aud contents. / bundle carpet pa
pei bundles t,ramss' roll mattress. ?
rockers: trunks. boxes. 4 chairs /
chest. l ironing board. ] dining table.
tub and contents. ] bundle carpet. l
clothes rack, flour can. sanitary
couch, J crate table leaves. $3.50. ". II.
Ferguson. ! hos. / drawer. | sign. ia
Die. chairs. shade, bundles brass
rods. telescope. office chair. coLn-
ters. J office desk. ] trunk $Ii: Emma
Durrand. 1 trunk and contents. $50: W
y. Osborne. ! trunk and contents $3.50.
Lila Eueles. sewing machine. I trunk
and contents. go :. y. Amo. trunks. /
child's rocker. ! stool $3.50: Geo. w. ia
cobs, bundle mattress. ] dresser. /
wire spring. bed ends ] heater. | truck,
milk cans. coal hods. ! gas stove. |
bundle stov.pipe. I easel, ronin: board
I step ladder. I sack and contents. .
boxes. ! sewing machine. ] oven. I piano
le piano. boxed. ] bundle poles. ! game
board. ! Grated mirror. I bundle paper /
washstend I screen, I sack tools, I bum
die slnts, ! bundle. bed sidAE. rocl-
@rs. I box pictures. I stand. SiO7: q. T.
Mock, boxes household goods, Sci.5:
i. y. Obrccht. { barrels. ! grip. I box. 2
boxes. sewing machine | trunk. I chest
: stand. $3.50; Hrs. Ivu Aldrich, 2 boxes
household goods. ] trunk 80 -; T. e. VI
! Drug Co. per Mr.. Fred Wilson. soda
fountain, 81 pieces. Si39.o1 osS0
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ADMITS ESTATE MAY
EXCEED S4,50O,OO0
Royal Eccles Says Appraisers
May Alter Figures on Value
of Fathers Estate.
eesrtel TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 5.-While the heirs to
the large estate declaxe that they have
sxeYoised every possible means TO ascer-
tain tho true value of the property
owned by the late David Eccles and
have represented that valuation to be
not moro than - ,500,0 900, IL is ad-
mitted hv Attorney Royal Ecclos, who
is the legal representative OF the estate
at present, that the court appraisers
may alter those figures.
The estimate of the property included
in the petition for letters Of admins
trstion as fled by David c. .Eccles, the
probable administrator, in the district
court yesterday, was largely for the
guidance Of the court in fixing tho bond
Of the administrator. The law requires
that the bond shall be double the rental
value of all real estate and double the
actual value of all personal property.
This means that tho administrator OF
ske Eccles estate must furnish bond
sS approximately S9,000,0O0-
II NAV be eighteen months from the
present date before tho final settlement
of the estate is reached, according 10
Attorney Royal Ecclcs,
$50 far as we have ascertained at
the present time the estate is absolute
Y free of any membranes, said the
attorney today. "but the regular pro-
cedurc OF giving notice TO creditors
must he followed This means that it
VIII be ten months before anything can
be done by way Of settling the estate,
rs the law requires that in estates of
more than $4,000 creditors shall be
given ton months time to file their
claims. IT is rather slow process, bat
must be followed Strictly
The matter Of selecting appraisers is
left entirely 10 the discretion of the
coprt
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Could Shout for joy.

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johnson. drugs. (Advertisement).
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THp
United states for tho District Of Utah
In tho matter OF Harry VI, Ball. volun-
tary bankrupt.-iu bankruptcy. No, 1852
TO The creditors Of Harry NJ. Ball OF
Salt Lake city, IN the county of Salt
Lake. and district aforesaid a bank
rupt.
Notice Is hereby given that Oh the 9th
day OF January. 1919, the said Harry NJ
Sail was duly adJudlCated bankrupt:
and that the first meeting of his credit
ors viii he held ar my office IN the Con-
tinentai block salt Lake CITY. Utah. on
the 18th day OF February. 1913. al 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon. nj which limo
the said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine tho
bankrupt, and transact such other o;Isl-
ness az may properly come before .sld
meeting.
Salt Lake CITY. Fob. 9. 1919
CHARLES BALDWIN.
Referee ia Bankruptcy.
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IN run D1srRIcr 1soIrRr or r1Ir

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Utah
In the matter of Ernest f, Jorgensen
banIiIupt.-No, 1888 in bnnkruptcy-
Petition for discharge.
To the Honorable John 4. Marshall
Judge of the district court OF the Unit ed
StateH for the district OF Utah:
Ernest +. Jorsenscn of Salt Lake City
IN the county OF Salt Lake and state OF
Utah. in said district, respectfully repre-
sents that on the 2ith day % December
last past. he was duly adiudged BANKRUPT
under the acts OF congress relating TO
bankruptcy: that he has duly surrendered
all his property and rights Of property, and
has fully complied with all the require
I3ents OF said acts and OF the orders Of
the court touching his bankruptcy,
Wherefore he prays that he may be
decrecd by the court 10 have a full dis
charge from all debts provablo against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept 5uch debts rs are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 4th day OF February, a D.
1913.
ERNEST f, JORGENSEN.
BauETuDt
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Factory Heads Meet.
special 10 The Tribune,

Special, 20 The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 5.-Ouco each year The
iRctory supcrintsndente and engineers
OF the Amalgamated Sugar company hold
conference In this city and the first
meeting OF the annual "roundup' was
held In the compsny's offices today The
sugar makers win he In session for sew
oral days. All matters pertaining TO the
induEtry after tho beets have been deIiv-
cred IN The factories are taken up for
discussion. the heads OF various depart
ments taking part In tho conference
Those taking part In todRy's meeting
were Superintondents 7. g. Ellis. Burley
ida: IF G. Taylor. Lewiyton. Ida: a
Thomas. Logan. and George Woodruff
Ogden; Engineers Frank Yearaley L. NJ
Cole, ". Mullins. John Stauffer and n 4
LOCKWOOD.
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Must Protect CANDY.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. o.-Following h!s discov-
err OF a quantity Of candy which was
Infested with worms. Sanitary inspector
George Shorten has issued a sweeping
order 10 the confectionery dealers OF the
city notifying them that after March |
all candy muet b" so screened or pro-
tected that flies and dust cannot settle
upon It, In hie letter tie city official
emphasizes the Instructions that the
candy must be 30 placed that customers
cannot touch Il. The order is an i'm
portnBt one. IN that IL viii effect pr.lc-
tlcally every confectionery establishment
IN the city. II IL tho custom 10 display
candy In large trays on the top OF glass
show cases.
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PLANS APPROVED.
Board VIII Spend 10000 20 Remodel
Grant School.
Spccigi 10 Thc TriDnne.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. With the exception
~ a tow minor alterations the plans FOR
remodelng and improving OF the Grant
school az presented 10 the board OF edu-
- tion tonight viii be followed when the
work Is started al the end OF the present
school ysHT, Architect Leslie g Hodg-
son presented his flIst draft OF the plans
but the final approval was deferred one
week until the slight changes can be
nlndo. II Is cstimhted that the improve
meut VIII cost $50 1000.
The following thirteen teachers were
selected To All vacancies which have oc-
CURED throughout tho city schools. Lewis
Allen. Minnie Growers. Laura Randall
Emma stone. Mrs. Frank DylEdalck, Lois
Banfield. Ruby Haistead. Jeanette Oct
lund, Elsie Noble. Dorothy Cook Ingrid
budYield. Mary Abbott and B. H. Schwcit-
zer. Tho latter viii have charge OF tho
agricultural course IN the Ogden high
school. The tCacherE' payroll amounting
20 approxlmately SO. .ooo wms approycd
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IL TIE THIRD pIsTRIcr- corRr IN

IN THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT IN
and Tor Salt Lake county. state OF
Ctah.--O. l. Peters. plninllT. vs.. W
4. Nelden Drug company. n corpora
t!or. defendant.
Notice 10 Creditors:
You and each OF you Till take notice
that on Saturday. the Sth day OF Fcbr,i-
airy. 1919. at 10 o'clock a ~, a hear
ing VIII be had IN open court before biz
honor. c. w. Morse. upon the report and
petition OF the receiver. now on fIo with
thc clerk Of said court
GEORGE T. FORD
R"' 'eiver Of ". A Neldsn Drug Com
psn;- o529
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UNIQUE WAGER LOST.
Irebriate Tells Judge He Bets On Face
To Salt Lake.
Special TO The Tribune.

Spt'id4 20 ! br I-ludit-
OGDEN. Feb. 5.--An unusual wager,
ono involving the result OF q race from
Ogden 10 Salt Lake. landed O. f. Morton
in the city jail last night, according to the
story he related before Judge W, H Reed =
or in the police court this morning. Nor
ton was arrested By Patrolman James
Ecarn when ne was found on top OF a
Bamoergcr electric car at the local pas
seDscr station. The man was intoxicated
and gave a unique explanation OF his
conduct when arraigned in court,
Following an argument with IA friend as
20 which could reach Salt Lake in tho
shortest possible period OF tine without
paying for the privilege, Morton climbed
10 the top OF the electric car intending to
beat his way TO the Capital city. He ad-
rnitted IN court this morning that tho
iop Of the coach did not afford many ac-
cornrodatlons for passenger and that he
might have landed in u1orgUe instead Of
the city fall Ind tho officer not discovered
him. Judge Rccder took the case under
sdVIscmenc
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SENATORS WILLING
TO STAND INQUIRY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-A formal
statement by Senator's Watson and Chill
ton OF West Virginia, denying all
charges made against tho legality OF
their election In 1909. was presented to
the senate today by Senator Chiffon, with
the request that it make an lnvestica-
ton. II II thought best, OF the charges
in a memorial presented by Governor
Glasscock. William S, Edwards and 9TH
ers last August.
The statement was presented by Sena-
tor Chiffon in behalf OF himself and Sene
tor Watson, The latter was not prcscn;
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SUITS ARE FILED.
Information Prepared by District Attor.
ney In Police Cases
Special TO The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb, 5.-DistriCt Attorney
John c, Davis has fled informatIons In
the district court against three men who
nave been arrested by the police within
the past few days James Duncan IS
charged with forgery. IT being alleged
that he endorsed the name OF Enoch
LARSON TO check for 81 on Decem Der
%, 1912
Charles Ciaypool. an ex-convlct, is
charged with burglary in the third de-
gree Tor entering the apartments OF
Mrs. r. r.. Foley in the Corey building
and stealing $50 worth OF jeweiry. This
ROBBERY is alleged TO have occurred on
December 81. 1912
An information filed in the case OF
Ivan Hick charges that the young man
Is guilty OF grand larceny, his crime be-
ing the theft OF six overcoats from the
Ogden high school building on the night
of December 20, 1912. According to tho
police. all three of tho prisoners have
confessed 10 the crimes charged in the
iaformations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
OGDEN ENTERS CONTEST.
Members OF Utah Manufacturers Asso-
claton VIII Oppose Eight Hour Laws.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb 5.-For the purpose OF
enlistnS the further aid OF the Ogden
manufacturers in the campaign against
the eight t-hour law now pending In the
state legislature and TO inaugurate in
this city tho contest for new members, y
w. Mendenhai chairman OF tho Utah
Manufactures association, and y. r.
Coilett. secretary OF the same organlza-
tion, attended luncheon given by the
ogden members of the association at the
Weber club today.
Mr.. Collett told OF the two teams which
had been formed by the members OF the
salt Lake branch. adding that the men,
bers outside OF Salt Lake would compose
the third team. The team securing the
greatest number OF new members will be
awarded silver cup The Ogden man
ufactuTers al tho luncheon enthusastical-
ly agreed 10 participate In the contest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06

If you are looking for q real oppor-
tunity, investigate 90 'Mosida blythe.
Lake IT. a chance Of q lifetime.
Write for complete information today.
National Savings & Trust Co.. top floor
Walker Bank building, salt Lake City,
Utah. Advertisement
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Ask for Now Trial.
20 The Tribune

special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Fen. 5.--Thc defendants In
The case of the Lindsay Land z Lave
stock company against the Smart Land
a Livestock company OF Logan, have
fi,sd a notice in tho district court of
iheir intention 20 move FOR a new trial.
lu the recent trial the I.indsay company
was awarded $3.50 damages. The new
inspfficisncy of evidence 10 Warrant the
verdict. the diHcoVcfy of now evidence.
misconduct OF the jury and excessive
damages.
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Cruelty Charged.

Special 10 the Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb 5.--H. r.. Carr. WHO re-
ceivcd his appointment as special hu
name officer last Monday night. made
his first arrest today when II. J. Wardle.
IL dairy wagon driver WAS taken into
Gus tody FOR alleged cruelty 10 horse.
Wardle furnished $40 bond FOR his APP
pea rance In court tomorrow morning.
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Chinese Arc Progressive.
ectal 70 Tho Tribunc.

" 4 NsFWEIFI'-
OGDEN Feb. 5.@rhat Tho, Ci,tuas,
residents OF Ogden have Joined the n 17ks
OF tho progrcsaivcs waE indicated this
morning when there was no demonsrra-
tloa ~ celebration OF tho Chinese Neyy
Year, as that event Is computed by the
old calendar Under tho cid order OF
things In the Chinese empire the Now
\ ear anniversary opened today but slI
OF The Sev. Year frecrsckers in Ogden
we're cxplodc ed in accordance with thc
modern calendar.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
CHARGES DISMISSED.
Frank Hanson is Returned TO Mental l
Hospital Inv Provo :

''S"n T'"nsoh is returned TO Mental
Hospital In Provo.
Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. 5.-rhrou~b tho ,ctIo,,
OF relatives and friends all cases pend
ing against Frank Z. Hanson. who was
arrested twice within the past few days.
We're dismissed In the police court this
morning and the man win he t,if.n
rack 10 tho state mental hospital al
froVo, he having previously been an in
mate OF that institution. The charges
aGS'ust hanson Included petty larceny
and passing worthless checks.
All OF the worthless checks which were
reported 10 tie police Monday after Han
son had been released OH SIS bail have
been made Cood with tho money which
the man had In his possession when ar
rested. Other than tho Sl5 which he
tendered as security on his bond Hanson
spent very little Of the money witch nc
had secured by cashlnE tho checks.
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Murder and Suicide.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Feb. 5,-John' Brocs-
sci, 65 years old wealthy farmer re-
siding AT Rlckardsville. twelve miles
northwest OF this city, shot and killed his
wife and then committed suicide The
bodies were both found this morning by
their children.
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Eastman Visits Ogden.


Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. 5.-After an absence OF
ten years. + w Eastman OF Tacoma,
Wash. is visiting with friends IN this
city. lie was formerly engaged In the
brick manufacturing business here and
is now vice president of the Farwcst
Clay company OF Tacoma.
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COMMITTEE MEETS.
Investigators OF Commission Government
VIII Report Findings.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 5.-1'he first meeting OF
the city commissioners with the mem
befs OF The commission Investigating
committee appointed two weeks ago was
held IN the office Of Mayor 4. G.. Fell be-
hind closes doors tonight At the con-
clusion OF the session. which lasted more
than an hour. both Mayor Fell and Chair
man John PinGree OF tine committee, stat
go Inal uiev had no report TO make re-
garding what had taken place or when
the next meeting would be held
IT was learned from other sources that
The investigators VIII compile a report OF
thelr findings To date and submit It TO
the board within the next few DAYS tho
commissioners TO pass UPON ii before tho
report is made public. The investigating,
committee Is composed or John Pingree
J. w. Abbott. w. II Williams, 7 NJ F'or
restal and Il. G. Blacltnau. II is engaged
IN Reviewing the work OF the commission
during The past year.
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Commission Grants Petition.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Feb. at their regular
meeting this morning tho city conlinis
siouers granted the petitions OF w. II.
Wright e Co. and the Recsc-Uoweli COM
pauy to eNcoVate beneath the sidewalk
In front OF their business locations oI
Washington aNgunc.
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Wilson To Urpe Bills

TRENTON, n. J., Fob, 5.-Governor
Wilson wants 10 see the seven antitrust
bills passed by tho New Jersey leglsla-
ture before he goes TO Washington to
assume the presidency. 1t is expected
that the public hearings win be concluded
before the end Of the week. whercupon
the governor Will urge the prompt pas
sage OF the bills.
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WANTED.
Miscellaneous.

Will SHIP CAR H. II. GOODS TO LOS
Angeles and one 10 Chicago and one to
Portland, and one 20 Florida next ten
days; very reasonable rates Kimball Van
& Storage Co, 20 So. Main. n2S0S
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WILL NOT PROSECUTE.
Relatives OF Idaho Man Make Good on
All Claims.

SPECIAL 10 Inc Tribune,
OGDEN. Feb. 5.-There will oc no
prosecution OF Fred B. Brooks, tho Idaho
man now held IN the county iail here
on the charge or obtaining money and
property under fslse prctenses The rcla-
ives came 10 MS rescue and nll claims
held by Ogden and Salt Lake FIRMS
amounting TO about $500. were paid to-
day. Brooks has not been released. how
ever and viz he held at the county Jail
Tor p few days
Hrooks's arrest resulted ABOUT a week
ago when no drew a check on a Malad
7ank In which he had only ] cent on de-
posit The check Vas paid To Henry
Wessler Cor a bin OF cigars. Brooks re-
ceiyinG about $50 In cash. Following his
arrest many other wort HESS checks and
claims were fled with Sheriff L. T.
HnrTlsor
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VIII Open School.

SpsciaI 70 The Irounc.
OGDEN, Feb. 5.-Charles ". Mcakir.
who has planned 10 open branches Of
the hs3k!n- Eldrie2c school OF orsitorv IN
Ogden and Salt Lake. delivered an adj
dress on The Theory of Public speak
ing before the students or Tho Weber
academy ia general assembly tni,
morning Illustrating som- OF the points
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06

MONARCH or THE OAKS LEATHER.
That is the kind We use III our up-to-
date shoe repairing
MONARCH SHOE REPAIRING co.
Il e. Second South st, Was. 35S3
n9s2
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Marriage License Granted.

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN, Feb. County Clerk samuel
g. Dye granted marriage license today
10 Bartholomew dalliman and Carrie
Outright. both or Boise. Ida
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DIED


EjOG SIjR--m this city, February ., 1918
Thelmn A Houser, aged 10 months,
daughter OF AIR. and Mrs, g. T. Houser,
i16 Canyon road Funeral services VIII
bc held today, February 6. 1918 at 8
o. n., AT The residence. lnterment Mt.
OliVrr cemetery.
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Four Drowned in Storm.

NEW LONDON. Conn. Feb. Sword
reached here today that during gale on
Long Island sound last night the barge
Annie r. sank or Bartletts reef, carry
Ing with her the captain, his wife and
their two children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06

ut LIS theory Ar Mcnlin read several
passages from the best known works OF
Shakespeare. Mr. Mcaltin ia a former
resident of Ogden, but for tho past ff
teen years he haS resided in New York.
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ORDER or NOTICE THEREON.

District OF Utah.
On this Sth day OF February A n
1913, on reading tho foregoing petition IL
is ordered by the court. that a hearing
be Lad upon the same on the 24th dan.
Of February 4. j.. 1913. before enid court
NJ Salt Lake City. in said district at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon and that notice
thereof he published in the Salt Lake
Tribune, q newspaper printed I'm said dis :
trct, and that all known creditors and
other persons I'm interest may appear al
the said time and place and show cause.
81 any they have, why the prayer of tho
said petitioner should not he granted
And II is further ordered BY thu. court
that tho clerk shall send ey mail TO al
known creditors copies uf said petition
and this order. addressed 10 them az their
places or residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable John A. Mar
shall judge OF the said district court and
the seal thereof ut Salt Lake CITY in
said district on the 9Th day OF February.
\. -. 1919.
Attest JERRoLD II. LETCBEI.
(Seal or CourD Clerk.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

pARErrE-Funoral services FOR Paul
taaSI".tc WIZ pe Ilclu tilaay- fcpV Vuat9
!. 1913. at . p. M. from the funeral par
lorS 90 the QualtTough- Alcott company,
30 South Main street. lnterment Mount
Ollvet cemetery