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Show THE UTAH TILLEY GAZETTE RECEIVER DYER'S RERORT. WEEKLY EDITION. - FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1890. Editor. A Complete Showing of His IRETA DIXON, Doings with Church Entered at the Postoffice at Provo City Property. Utah . a second class mail matter. sated. loscr rTOo.Y Weekly one year II Morning . 0 THE CASH AND THE COMPROMISES. m ly, one year. Six month 13 00 1 Ml M 0 montha... l DO 00 your month.... 0 73 Cuk In advance foreign postage added. BeinMtanoe are at the riik of the ubcriber, and should he made by exnrroa money order. Peat OSloe money order, check or postal note to the order of the Dixon Publishing Company, THE OAZti'iR, or r Proro City. Utah. Address all business communications as above. TIUFSOXI CiLU Business oOloe, No. Ml After delay of several months since placing the order the Telephone Company has placed a Tele(IAZETTE office. phone In THIS Our nnmber la ID. Ring ns np when have a piece of newe or an ad ss or "Job, The Receiver Wives a Kesume orillu Action to Kxnailaer J, II. Rosboroagh Where tlie Property Sow In. The Territorial Supreme Court on June 13tb made an order requiring Receiver Dyer to report fully on his action about the church property, and appointed Judge J. 11. Rosborough examiner to pass ou the report, and take such testimony as he deemed advisable in regard thereto. On Saturday evening last. Receiver Dyer reported, as follows: The suits compromised I attach hereto copy of report made by me anaJ on file in the clerks office with decree of tbe court under date of July 9, 1888, showing the compromise of suits, the description of the property particular and the amount received by me. The money has been deposited with the following banks: McCornick & Co.. Wells Fargo & Co., Commercial National Bank. The interest received from any of the said money is shown in the detailed statement of receipts. In making the said deposits the undersigned has received credit as such receiver for the sums deposited by him in the said banks respectively. The balance on hand now is and is on deposit aB follows: $112,609.88 McCornick & Co 101.0W.il Wells, Fargo & Co Commercial National Bank 28,490.56 13,832.98 Deseret National Bank F. L. Williams, advanced him on account of services 1 ,500.00 as counsel Cash in hands of A. Thompson to pay current expenses in sheep herder's camp... II. T. Droubay, advanced him on account of herding and only awaiting a settlement of mixing sheep with another herd for which damages is claimed against said Droubay 8255,-589.1- 1, Tns receiver's report. I of the Court to the items of expense in the matter of herding sheep.' There Is nothing charged for- the first year, as they were rented, and we had but little expense such as taxes, wages to men to count them, etc., and bad an income of $6233.93 from them, but last year the court thought best to have them herded, or 17,207 of the 30,000, and so ordered, which order I have complied with to the best of my ability by hiring the most experienced sheepThe expense men that could be got. for the first two months was rather greater than afterwards, as the first order to herd only contemplated the keeping of the sheep in this way for a short time, as a final decision in the United States Supreme Court was daily expected, but when we learned that we would be compelled to keep them through the winter, other arrangements were made, thereby lessening to some extent the monthly average expense. As is well known, last winter was very severe and a disastrous one to stockmen. Our losses were seven thousand and t, including losses through the lummer to date, which, however, I do not believe is any greater ratio of loss than that sustained by other sheepmen. The sheep have just been thousshorn,. and we have thirty-seve- n and eight hundred and sixty-on- e pounds of wool, which is probably worth 86000, and 2o00 lambs probably worth $2600. The cost of herding and caring for these sbeep, including taxes on iame and purchase of bucks, as pnr Older of the Court, and dipped and shearing the same to' date, lias been about $15,550. The loss by death to date has been 7258 head. Value these say $1.50 per head, and we have the cost and loss amounting to 827,4117, deduct 88600, being approxmately what can be got for the wool and increase the iambs and there appears to be a net loss of $18,837, with four horses, two sets of harness, four wagons, three tents, four camp outfits, and 103 head of bucks on hand. It will he seen that if these sheep had had been leased at even twenty cents and a Biifflcent bond taken as was first cantemplated by the Court, and as was done the previous vear. we should have realized about $3500 on this lot of sheep, thereby making a difference in favor of the fund of $22, - two-hundr- PROBATE NOTICE. PiMi'S ticket. IN AND FOR of Utah. In the matter of the estate or W alter Roach, deceased .Order appointing time and place to hear petition for distribution. On reading and filing the petition of Thomas Roach, a nephew of Walter Roach, deceased, and others setting forth tmh he is an heir at law of Walter Roach, deceased, and that all the debts of said estate have been fully paid, and that a portion of said estate remains to be divided among theirs of said deceased, and praying for an order of distribution of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled. It is ordered that all persons Interested In the estate of the said Walter Roach, deceased, be and appear before the Probate Court of the the court room or said County of Utah, at Court Court. In the Countr House, on the 3sth day of July. 1WM, at 10 o'clock a . m.. then and an cause show to order of distributhere why tion should not be made of the residue of said estate among the heirs and devisees of the said Walter Roach, deceased, according to law. It la further ordered that the Clerk cause Notices to be posted In three public places in Utah County and a copy of this order to lie published in the Utah Villut Gazkttk. a newspaper printed and circulated In Utah County, four weeks successively prior to said Mth day of July in 1MM. D. OKIES. THE PROBATE COURT. IN Utah County. Territory SCHOOL ELECTION. Msailay, July IMS, 1-- FIRST MUNICIPAL. WARD. For School Trustee: Charles I). Glazier. SECOND MUNICIPAL WARD. For P. Eoqektsen. School Trustee : S. third municipal ward. For School Irusee: Samuel Liddiard. FOURTH MUNICIPAL WARD. For fifty-eigh- School Trustee: Vernik L. IIalliday. over-crow'd- 1 ed non-product- ive. to-wi- tli: If You Have aif Eo--SSW- EMULSION to-da- y. Tutf s IPills . to-w- Mc-Iluar- rie , . Smith, tAa'rmi)y PROVO Marble Works, g, -- &-T at-;orn- to-d- ay, FOR Mth mWmvm IN THE PRORATE COURT IN AND FDR 1 Utah county. Territory of Utah In tl.e matter of tlie estate and Guardianship of Mary E. Harrison, minor. Order to show muse why order of sale of real estate should not le made William Harrison, the Guardian of the ami estate of Mary K. Hu prison, minor, having filed Ills petition herein praying fur an order uf Stilnol all tlie nal estate, of said minor for tlie purposes therein set forth: ordered. by the Judge of said It Is then-forminor, appear before tlie suid Prolate the litb day of July, lad at Id. o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at the court room of ssld Prolate court, st the court House, in Provo city, county of Utah; to show cause why an order should not Is granted to the said Guardian to sell so much of real estate of the said minor, Mary E. Harrison, ss should be neeesssry : And that a ropy of this order lie published at least onee a week for tour weeks successsively In Tine Utah VALi.icr Gazkttk, a newspaper Hinted and published in said Utah county. Utah Territory. Joseph D. Jo nick. Probate Jud Dated June 7, 18H0. ' . 1 Greeting: People of the Territory of You are hereby TO 0. G. W. Horn, Defendant. brought required to appear in an actionPlaintiff, in against you by tbe aliove-iiaiii-Find Judicial District of the Dial Court rift tbe or the Territory of Utah, and to answer tlie (exclucomplaint filed therein, within ten days sive of the day of service! alter the service on ou of this summons if served within this Aiunty: or. if served out of this County, but in this District, within twenty days: otherwise within forty davs or Judgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said complaint. The said action Is brought to obtain a decree of this Iton-- t dissolving the tamda of matrimony heretofore and now existing between this plaintiff and you said defendant, and hat plaintiff lie restored to her inaidcu name of Ada M. Richardson, and for such oilier and further relief aa may lie equitable: on the grounds that you hive utterly failed and refused to ilo anything for the supiairt of plaintiff. and failed to provide the ouiniiion neves-sarlc- s of life. (For fuller particular, reference Is hereby male to the complaint now on file In this action.) And you are hereby notified that If you fail to aiqirar and answer tbe said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will apply to tbe Court of the relief demanded therein. Witness the Hon. John W. Illiickhurn, Judge, and tlie seal of tlie District Court of the First. Judicial District, in and for the Territory of ('tali, this Sstli day of Juuc. In the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred add ninety. II. H. HENDERSON, Clerk. II y li. Bauhhan, Jr. Deputy Clerk. ed e eourt-onBatunla- Tkrhitokv or Utah, Oouxty or Utah. 1. Y. I,. Halliday; Clerk of the Prolate Court in and for Utah Dounty, U. T.. hereby certify that the is a full true and eorrttt copy of the original onlcr to show cause why l estate should not lie made ' tinier of sale of in tlie estate and Guardianship of Msry E. Harrison, minor, and now on file In my ofiiee. Witness inv hand and tlie seal uf said Court at niy office In Provo City, this 7 day or I seal) Junv A. D., 1SWI. - V. L. HALLIDAY, Prolate Clerk. ton-goin- g n-a- OF UTAH In the matter of the estate of Thomas Ovard, deceased Noth la hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Thomaa Ovard. deceased, to the creditor, of. and all persons to having claims against tbe said deciitaed. within them with tbe necessary vouchers tour month, after the first publication of tbia notice to the said administrator. Bend all claims to administrator of the estate of Thomaa Ovard. deceased. Johm M. Mull, American Fork. Utah, Att'y. for the Estate. Dated at April 7th. 1890. THE PROBATE COURT IN County, Territory of Utah. NOTICE TO CKK ONLY I r OKH. THE PRORATE COURT Ot UTAH IN County, Utah. In t o matTerritory ofLeetham. d? Jilted ter of the estate of John Notice la hereby given by the undcnugnsil addeministrator of the estate of John Lecthain,havceased. to the creditors of, and all portions to exhibit ing claims against the said deceased, within ten them with the necessary vouchers months after the first publication of t Ida notice to the said administrator. Thomas C. Lee t ha in, administrator of ' the estate of John Leetham, deceased or leave claim with M. M. Kellogg. Att'y for Raid estate. Dated Benjamin, April 1st, 1HMI. FKOHATK NOTICE. THE PROBATE TOCHT IN AND FOR Utah County. Territory of Utah. In tlie matter of the estate uf Guanlianahip of James Heber Harrlaon, minor. Order to allow cattae why order of sale of real rotate should not be mane. William harrlaon, the Guardian of the ponton and rotate of James Heber Harrlaon, minor, filed hla petition herein for an eider ol1 haring ale of all the real rotate, of said minor fur the purpoaro therein set forth : It la therefore ordered, by the Judge of aafd court that all the lteraon Interroted in tlie rotate, ol aald minor, apttear before the eald Probate Court on Ha turd ay the 12 th day of IHBOl at 10 o'cltxik In the forenoon uf aald July, at the court room of aald Prolate Court, day. at the Court Houae, In Provo City, County ol Utah; to ahow cause why an order ahou Id not be granted to the aald Guardian toacll aomucti of real aetata of the Mid minor, Jainro Ileber Harrlaon, a should be neceaaary. An that a copy of thia order lie published at leaat once a week for four weeks successively In Thk Utah Vai.i.kv Gaxettk, a ncwaitaper and published In Mid Utah County, E tinted tail Territory. Joseph D. Jokes, Probate Judge. Dated June 7tb, 1890. or Utah, Territory County or Utah. I j I. V. I,. Halliday, Clerk of the Prolmte Court In and for Utah County, U. T., hereby certify that the foregoing la a full true and correct copy of the original order to show cauao why order of Mle of real estate should not lie made In the rotate and Guardianship of James II. and now on tile in my office. Harrlaon, a minor, the seal of mid Court Wttnens my hand-anat my office In Provo City, this 7th day 1H90. (ftEALl of June A. V'. L. HALLIDAY, Probate Clerk. No. 4367 3 PRORATE NOTICE. deot-ase- TIIE PRORATE COURT IN AND FOB IN I Utah County. In Territory uf Utah, ss. of the matter of the estate and Gusnliaiishlu I Lucy Etta Harrison, minor. )rler to show cause why onler of sale of real estate should not be tnad. William HhitIkoii. tlie Guardian of the person and eststeof Lucy Etta Harrison, deceased, herein praying for an having filed hisof all tlie real estate, of said order of shIu set forth: therein for the purposes minor, then-toIt la ordered, by the Jiiilire of said interested lit tlie estate, Court that all of said minor, appear the said Irolat Court on Pal the 12th lay or July, lwn. rorenoon 10 In tlio of said day, at the at o'clock court room of suid Prolsite Court, at the Court House In Provo city. County or Utah; to show cause why an onler should not lie granted to the said Uuanlian to sell so much of real estate of tlie said minor, Lucy Etta Harrison, as Printed and piihlislicd in Mid Utah County, should la necessary . And that a copy uf this onler lie published at Joseph I). Jokes. leasbonue a week fur four successive weeks In Probato Judge. The Utah Vai.i.kv Oaxkttk. a newspaper 1800. Dated June 7th, printed und published In said Utah County, "l Tkiikitort or Utah, Utah Territory. CotKTY or Utah. f Joseph D. Joxkh. I. V. L. Humility. Clerk of the Probate Court Proliutc Judge. tn and for Utah County. Territory of Utah, Dated June 7th, lsno. that the foregoing it a full true hereby certify TKititiTonr or Utah, anil curni-- t copy of tbe original onler to CorxTY or Utah. ( show ciitiae why order or Mle of real estate I. V. L. Hiilllday, Clerk of the Prolwte Court should not lie made," In the rotate of Eliza In and tor Utah County, Territory of Utah, Terrill, deceased, and now In file and of record true In my office. hereby certify tlmt the foregoing la full anil correct cony uf the original order to show Witness my blind and the seal of Mid onnrt cause why (truer of sale of real estate alutuld at my office In Provo city, this 7th not lie made'' in the estate of Lucy Etta Harseal) (lay uf JuneV.A.L.I).. rlaon, (leccnacd. ami now on file in iny HALLIDAY. hand and the seal of Mid Court ProlMtte clerk. 7tb office in 1rovu the at uiy City day nty healI of June A. I.. 1SMI. V. - IIALLIDAY, NOTICE TO CltEDITORft. Clerk of the Probate Court Ltah County. IN THK PKOUATK 4XIURT IN AND FOR Utah County, Territory of Utah. In the eatate of Isaac mntter of tlie deceased. Notice is hereby given by Cooper, SUMMONS. the undersigned administrator of tlie estate of Isaac Cuoicr, deceased, to the creditors of, and all iieraons THK DISTRICT COURT OF THK FIRST having claims against the Mid deceased, to lie of Utah District exhibit them with the of Judicial ?N vouchers Territory within four months after the first publication County. Catherine 11. Solandcr, Plaintiff VS.'Jolin W. Bolundor, Defendant. Bum ol' this notice to tlie said admlniati-atorJohn uuina. Tlie iconic of tlie Territory of Utah administrator of the rotate send Greeting: To John W. Solandcr, Defend- of Isaac ll.Osiper, Ciaiper. necrosed. In an to Dated American Fork. June 8th. IKyu. ant. Vuu are hereby required appear d action brought aguinat you liy l lie Plaintiff, in the District Court of tlie PKOUATK COURT. First Judicial District of the Territory of Utuh. and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive ot the day of THE PRORATE COURT IN AND FOR aervice) after the service on you of thin sumUtah County, Territory of Utah, ss In mons if served within this County; or, if the matter ot the rotate and Guanllanahip of served out of tbia County, tint lit thia District Harrison, minor. Onler to show cause within twenty davs; otherwise within forty why order of sale of real rotate should not lie days or Judgment by default will lie tuken made. against you, according to the prayer of said n William Harrison, the Guardian of the complaint. eatate of Lilley Harrison, minor, harThe suid action la brought to obtain a decree ing and his herein for un of thia Court dissolving the laintls of matri- orderfiled of sale petition of all the real praying estate, of Mid mony heretofore und now existing the for set therein minor, forth: purposes you autiil defendant und tiiis plitnliff on the It la therefore ordered, by the Judge or Mid years lust punt you court that all intereati-- in (lie estate, Grounds that torofinuny uhI drunkenness and liubit guilty said iiiliiora. appear the Mhl Prolwte for more than tluve years lust past have wil of court o:i Saturday tho 12th day of July, laitu, neglected to provide for plaintiff the at III o'clock fully in forenoon Mid day. at tlie the of common necessaries uf life, and that plaintiff court room of suid Prolwte court, at the court tie awarded the cure and custody of the minor Houae, in Provo city, county of Utah : to show child, mentioned in aald complaint; that she cause why an order should tc not be recover her costs and have such other or the Mid Guardian to sell so much of granted real eatate further relief as may lie right. tlie Mid minor, Llllcy Harrlaon, as should Is hereby of reference (For fuller imrticiilurs me be neaessury. t. la-fo-re r e in-da- . . office-Witnes- ll. s I- 1 . above-name- iier-au- d 1 i In aetlon.i you are hereby iiotilkTi iliai' il d to appear and anawer the Mid complaint as Notice la hereby given that the following above required, the suid Plaintiff wilf apply to -named settler haa filed notice of hie inten- tlie Court for the relief demanded therein. tion to make final proof In support of hla Witness the Hon. John W. Blackburn, Judge, and the Beal of the District Court of tlie claim, and that Mid proof will lie made before First Judicial District, in and for the the Probate Judge, or In hla altaenoe, the Clerk Provo. Utah? on July 24, LsealI Territory of Utah, this 15th day of May in the year of our Lord, one tbouMiid Btagg, Homestead App.'Ko, Sec. 17, Tp. 6 8. R. 2 E. eight hundred ami ninety. lowing witnesses to prove H. H. HENDERSON, Clerk. hla continuous residence upon and cultiva- By IL Bachman, Jr., tion uf the land, vis. : Deputy. A. P. Feorope, of Lake View, Utah. Geo. Sutherland, My ram Newell, Attorney. Jahn Lawrence ,, ,, Henry Cllnger person who daslros to Protest against Any allowance of such proof, or who known the of any substantial reason, under the law and the ok homestead regulations of the Interior Department, why Notice Office at Salt laike City. Utah. June such proof should not be allowed, will be given 1MM. 2nd. Notice Is hereby given that the folloan apitortunity at the above mentlonedtime wing-named lias filed notloo of his settler and place to the witnesses of Mid claimant, and to offer evidence In rebuttal intention to make final pnaif in support of his claim, and that said pnaif will lie iiiude before of that submitted by claimant. the ProliHte J udge (or In his absence the Clerk FRANK D. HOBBS, of the Connly Court) of Utuh Co., LT. T., al the Register. County Court House at Provo. U. T., on Saturday. July ll'th, IMS I. viz: Richard S. Betts, H. PRO HATE NOTICE. E., No. 7818, for the N. 4, 8. E. R. Sec. W, T. H, R. 8. K. THE PROBATE COURT IN AND POH 8. He names tho following witnesses to prove IN Utah county, Territonr of Utah, as. .In his continues residence upon and cultivation the matter of the rotate of Robert M. Rayac-kland, viz.: deceased. Order to show cause why order of of. Mid Charles Smith, ofBciiJamlii.UtahCo..U. T. sale of real estate should not be made.. John Hawkins, Emily Royack, the adninlstrutrix of the Walter Lmllow, rotate of Robert M. Royack, deceased, having Thomas Clayson, oflatkeBlinre. filed her petition herein for an order FRANK I). HOBBS. of a Mle of a itart of thepraying real rotate, of Mid UWiBter decedent, for the purpoaro therein set forth: a It la therefore ordered, by the Judge of Mid Staykkr Bimsioks, Att's, court that all persona Interroted in the rotate, of Mid deceased, appear before the Mid pro SUMMONS. : leual once a seek at slve In Thb ltah V' alley printed and No. 444. final ne court Houae. In Provo city, county of Utah ; to ahow cause why an order should not be granted to the Mid administratrix to sell so much of real rotate of the said deceased Robert M. Boyack aa should be neceaaary. And that a copy of thia order be succesat least onee a week for four weekspublished sively In the UTAH VALLEY OA7.ETTK. a newspaper printed and published in said Utah county, utan Territory. JosEPn D. Jokes, Probate Judge. Dated June 14, 1890, UTAn, I f V. L. Halliday, clerk of the Probate court I. In and for Utah county, Utah Territory, hereby certify that the foregoing la a full true and correct order to ahow copy of the cause why order of original Mle of real rotnte should not be made" in the rotate of Uoliert M. Bayack. deceased, and now on file and of record In my office. Witness my hand and the seat .of Mid court at my office in Provo oitv this 14th seal) day of June,V.A.L.D., 1800. HALLIDAY,- UTAH, Probate clerk. JUSTICES COURT, TERRITORY IN ofTHK Utah, County of Emery, ss., Scofield county, Utah Territory. COURT OF UTAH of Utah. In th matter of the estate of Louisa Kaufhnld, deIs ceased. Notice hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the rotate of Louisa Kaufhold, deceit sod. to the creditors of, and all persons having clalma against the Mid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice to tbe Mid administrator. Oxrl C. Schramm, administrator of the rotate of Louisa Kaufhold, deceased. Dated Payson, M ty 7. A. D.. 18II0- - No. 480. NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF, lend office at Balt Lake City, Utah, June 28th, 1890. Notice la hereby given that the settler haa filed notice of hla Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that Mid proof will be made before the Judge or In his anacnoe heOnuntyClerk of Utah County at Provo City, Utah, on August 15.18BC. via.: William C. Kobblna, H. E. 7U81 tor tlie Lot ft, Bee. 81, Tp. 9, 8. H. ft E., 8. Ie M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. Mid land, vlx.: Carl E. Johnson. Joseph I. Chatlom, Isaac Hnlladay, William J, Jarvis, all of Bantaquin, Utah. FRANK D. HOURS, Register. 9100 Reward, 9100. The readers of The Utah Valley Gazette to learn that there lsat least o s a will be dreadedpleaaed doeease that selenee haa been able u cure In all its stages, and that 1s catarrh. Halls catarrh cure la tbe only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity, catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's catarrh cure la taken Internally, acting dlreetly upon the MinkI and mucous surface of the system, hereby desthe foundation of the decease, and giv troying ing' this patient strength by building up the oonatltuflon and assisting nature In doing Us work. The proprietors have so much faith In ta curative powers, that they offer One H united IXillars for any case that It faila to cute, dend for list of testimonials. Address. F. J. CHENEY Co., Toledo, O. W Bold by Druggist, 7fic. news-paii- er lu Mid I'tab Joki.s. Probate Judge. JOSEPH D. Dated June 7, 18WI. Teiikitoky or Utah, COUNTY or UTAH. i ( V: HallWay. clerk of the Prolwte court In and fin-- Utah county, u. T hereby ccrtiry that the foregoing is a full true and correct copy of the original order to show rouse why order of sale tf real estate should not lie madef in the rotate and Guanlianslilp of Lilley Harrlaon. a minor, and now on file and of record in my office. WitncMlny hand and the seal or Mid court at my office In Proro city, this 7th day (bkalJ of J une, A. D.,V.1WU. L. HALLIDAY, Prolwte clerk. FKOHATK NOTICE. I N THE PRODATE COURT. IN AND FOR Ikiunty. Territory of Utah In tbe matter of the rotate of John A deceased. Order to si tow cause why order of sale of real eatate should not li made. Benjamin Allcinann, the o! the rotate of John Alleman, administrator deceased, bavin filed his petit Inn herein praying au for for tlie sale of the whole of the and the real estate, of Mid decedent, persorsl for tl i purposes of distribution. It Is I herto re ordered, by tlie Probate Judst of Mid Court that all persoaa interested In tf.t estate of said deceased, apta-athe nit Probate Court on Batuntayltlie 12 day of July IBMfl, at II) o'clock in the (forenoon of Mia day, at tho court room of faid prolwte court, at the court house. In Profo city. County of Ltah. to show cause an order should not lie granted to the raidwhy aifminVtrator to sell the whole of the rotate of the Mid deceased fur purpose of distribution. And that a copy of this ordifr lie published in Thz Utah Vallky GazettI. a ncwsiwpei and published in said Utah County toi printe at least four weeks siiecesalvi-jnext Mid J2th day or July, 1HM, the day set for heavMid lle-ma- n, or-d- r la-fo- Precinct. T. I . Thomas, vs. John Derr, de mand, 948.25, to John Derr, greeting. You are hereby summoned to be and appear before me. the undersigned, at my office, in Scofield Precinct, Emery County, Utah Territory, to answer a coniiilafiir tiled against you herein by Mid ulHtntllf.withfn five (lays (exclu- ing petition. sive of the day of service) of tbia summons is JOSEPH D. JONES, served on ou within Scott Id Precinct, within Probate Judgi ten days if served on you outside of Dated June 7, 1890. Precinct, liut within the County of Emery, Tekbitohy i dy Utah, and within 'twenty days if served elsewhere. ' County or Utah Bald action Is brought to recover front-- , vou I. V. L. Hallhlay, Clerk of the Prolwte Oour-itho sum of Forty Eight Dullura and 25 ect:s and for Utah County, Terryof Utah, herebi for goods, sold and delivered to you at your' certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and special instance and request. And you are hereby notified that If you fail odrscctcopy of the original Order to show to so ai.fa-aorder of rale of Seal estate should and anawer aa alovu the Plaintiff will take judgment for required, 94K2 as nut be tikHdc." In tho rotatejof John Allcmau now on file and In my office. and deceased, which you are referred) aud per eoi.iplalnt (to Witness my hand and seal of said Court costs o suit- oaec ,n Provo City, this 7 dai Bt TO the sheriff or any constable of Mid Isxali of jUI10j A Dm county greeting. V. L. HALLIDAY, Make legal service and due return herein. Clerk ot the Probate Court. Given under my hand, this 17tb day of March. I t. - Sco-fll- d r . - A. D., - - cauxo-.-Tb- Itab U 1KU0 8. J. HARKXES8. Just loo of the Peace. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE PRORATE INCounty, Territory Gazkttk. a published 'at op Territobt COUNTY OP " I land publication. Notice atfor Salt Lake City, May 27, 1890. cross-exami- . TN THK PRORATE (1VHT IN AND FOR Utah County, Territory nr Utah. In the matter of (lie estate of Klixu Terrill, Order to show cause why onler of Mle of real estate should not lie made. Abnthttin Haltaday. the administrator of thn rotate of Klixa Terrill, deceased, having filed hia petition herein praying for an ( Inter or Mle or all or the real estate, or said decedent, lor the purjioacK therein set forth: It la therefore ordered, by tlie Judge ol said Court that all persons intcn-atet- l In the estate, ol Mid deceased, appear the Mid Probate Court on Batunlny. the 12th day of July, 18MH, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day .at tlie court room or said Prolwte Court at the Court Houae. In Provo lily. County of l tah; to show cause why an onler should not lie to the Mid administrator to acll tat granted much of real estate of tlu- - said deceased, Elian Terrill, as should lie necessary. Add that a copy of tills onler lie at leaat mice a week for four weeks published In The Itah Valley Gazette, a ncwapaiwr lKOBATK NOTICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. te alf vs-C- PKOUATK NOTICE. . I. V. L. Halliday. Clerk of the Probate Court in and for Utah County. Utah Territory, hereby that the foregoing is a full true and corcertify rect copy of the original order appointing time and place to hear petition for distribution in the estate of Walter Roach, deceased, and now on file in my office In Provo City this Sttth day of June A. 1)., ltwo. V. L. HALLIDAY. Sazky akd Whitecottox. Clerk of the Probate Court. U. Cu. Attorney fur Plaintiff. In tbe Supreme Court of the TerriYour receiver used SOME COMPLAINTS. above funds from the 25tli day of April, tory of Utah. The United States ef America, 1890, and he the? deposited back $8000 of with interest at the rate of ten per Plaintiff, vs. the Late Corporation the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y cent per anum; aud on July 2, 1890, Several correspondents residing I deposited the balance, 83000, with Saints, et al., defendants. Supreme Court : In interest on the said amount from J une in different parts of Utah Valley To the Honorable with the order of the court 25. 1890, to July 2. 1890. outside of Provo have complained compliance In addition to money all hand as made the thirteenth day of June, 1890, shown in detained statement, your reme as in to above receiver directed the that Thb Gazette does not write recovered and has in his has ceiver entitled cause, I herewith submit the josseBsfon as such receiver, the follow-- g up their respective localities as information therein asked for. additional personal property: On November 11, 1887, immediately fully as it used to do and request after hundred shares or the Salt and qualificaEight my appointment us to renew the custom of giving tion as receiver, I demanded from the Lake City Gas Company stock; 4732 of the Deseret Telegraph Comsuch growing cities as Pay son, Span- late corporation possession of the Tem- en shares stock. all of block eighty-sev- pany Block, ple being M AGE CANNOT ish Fork and Springville continual The sheep is now in the hands of the Salt Lake WITHES UN, (87) in plat "A. Utah in Lake following parties: Salt aa ha gaasi and regular notices. The Gazette City survey, county, remarked an old gentleman, Executors of the estate of Samuel and received the possession fondly upon the comely little woman by hla he of B. but heretofore has been more liberal Territory, at om Hunter aids; continued, James 5000; frankly," on Bennion, same said it of the the date; but time I was afraid coametias would. The aillf Mount rieasant, Utah, 7418; Charles in order to appear youthful little than any other paper in giving the appearing that the structures thereon, woman, of what is known as the Leterson of Salt Lake county, 375, and 337. plastered her face with different varieties of various cities in Utah Valley out- consisting whitewash, yclept halms. creams,' lotions,' and Assembly Hall A. Thompson is in the immediate posTabernacle large Yea," interrupted the little wi furof these view In facts and the also lambs with of session 9949, the young were members of late used s' de of Provo continued and comakin became like pare! I did, until my by the becomfacts are ther that the 2000. ranges so WelL" said tbs in his and pimply and coarse." now?" possession, corporation for public religious ser" more more and first do you uaa notices. For "What the 103 Lead of listener, ing Also in his possession I plimentary vices. and it being the reply, "nothing but oommon every year, and that these are a poor waa Medical Dr. Plrroe's Golden five or six months it made a spec- leased the same to the said parties at bucks, two sets of liarnessB, four horsand of being moo-ve- d Common sense told me that if my Discovery. blood was a nominal rental of one dollar for the es, four wagons, three tents and four classasof sheep incapable as to of a flocks, etc,, pure, liver active, appetite and digestion good, quickley where which private pursending representative outfits, ialty camping woman period of one year or until the termin- chased outward would the the that take for the purpose of herding and for tiiose and many other reasons 1 hue of health. The Disoovery ' did allonthorn "write up these outside settlements ation of the suit. Tbia I did upon the would most to submit respectfully thing and actually rejuvenated me." If you advice of my counsel that the said caring properly for the sheep and the Court that in my judgment it would possess a dear, beautiful complexion, quite as fully as Provo. Those property being used for religious pur- lessening of the monthly expenses in- the free from blotches, pimples, eruptions, yellow to would unwise be to undertake thereto. cident was and under pots roughness, use the 'Golden Medcourtesies were reciprocated in a poses exempt from escheat In pursuance of the order of the herd them another wiuter. If kept ical Discovery? It is guaranteed to de act of of the the Congress, provisions it is claimed to. or money paid few instances and not much and which has since been decreed to Court, hereto attached, I herded the at all they should be leased and prop- all that er bonds taken, as 1 advocated for It will he promptly reloaded. immediate in those the deso and be except tbe sheep cases. in by exempt judgment appreciated People many season. There is, how Copyright, IMS, by Vttul Dis. Mm Aafa. of this court made October 9, 1890. possession of the executors of the doing last some even risk about ever, in some cases who lived outside of cree A. this, James Samuel estate of Bennion, On the same date I demanded and and the grade of the sheep when Provo in the Valley declared that received possession of what is com- Hunter and CharleB Peterson, and this is done contiuaily for terms their best made going the as OFFERED possible known the Office, monly Tithing down there being no stimulus exer and used and have care, they could get the news of their particularly d (scribed as proper follows, to to improve parties leasing my best judgment in the employPart of lota 8 and 4 in block 88. cised own settlements at" home end deincurable ease of Ca. ment or experienced and skilful herd grade unless they had them leased for same are as and the designplatted i In the Head by Um sired more of Provo news. Mer- ated os plat "A," Salt Lake City sur- ers, and have employed an overseer, a period longer than one year, so Dr. of Sage's Catarrh Remedy. By directed the movements of the that in my jndgment they should be proprietor! Its mild, ooothlng and healing properties, 11 chants who were treated to compli- vey, county of Salt Lake and Territory who sold in and invested the money some' cures the worst oases, no matter of now la of Utah, and bounded as follows: herds and looked after the sheep perstanding By druggist M seats. mentary business notices often Commencing at a point four rodB sonally, going into the mountains and thing certain to pay dividends. himself. the herds Respectfully submitted, eemed'to care little for the court- north of the southeast corner of said supervising I have recently learned from the II, Dyer, lot 4, running thence north sixteen Receiver. esy and although our circulation rods, thence east twenty rods, thence Assessor of Salt Lake City that certain 1887. rods, thence property situated in this city had been continued to inorease and even south twelve and one-hChrist west fourteen rods, thence south three asBesed to the Church of Jesus 1 promptly doubled especially in this county, and one-ha- lf Saints. rods, thence west six of Latter-da- y lollce Court. abstracts of the said property outside advertisements continued rods to the place of beginning. Also procured CONSUMPTION COUCH OR COLD Before Justice A. A. Noon of the south half of lots 6 and 6, in and find that there are three pieces to fall off andwebegan to question all block 88. as tbe same are platted and of such property and that instead of lllioda Palmer was arrested BRONCHITIS Throat Affection deeded to the Baid Church, two the wisdom of our generosity We designated in plat "A, Salt Lake being E. Mrs. of Cox for dn Wasting of Flash survey, in the county of Salt Lake of the said pieces are deeded ofto the complaint her peace. She was found guilty SCROFULA the in at the same time found plenty of City and Territory of Utah, said tract con corporation and membersLatter-daand sentence was suspended. Or any JMeoaee where tA Throat and Zrmgs y of land, more Church of Jesus Christ of for demand taining 200 square rods our space are W. was beFairbanks Inflamed, leush of Strength or Xeroo for arrested Fifteenth the Saint?, I less. or This residingin property18thleaswLtoJitfii? i --rh r, pea earn ho relisesd and Cared hg and intoxicated ' batassault with il ! ing in of "P iiwindar-n- n it November, in liiaffiiriLjke i-lieneu. was more solidly appreciated and 1887, at the rate of 8200 per month for stake nf 5ffnrt, in trust for tnr the period of one year er until the ter- or the poor in said ward, and the third guilty and lirot'a io Tor Being intoxP gave up a portion of our space at mination of the suit: subject, however piece is deeded to the said corporation cated and $25 for the assault wi first devouted to Utah Valley out- to tbe order of this court, and said and members, without specifying the tery. ran along up to the 7th day of use to which ft is to he devoted. Ed Atkins was also drunk he plead side of Provo to other matters lease I am advised by my counsel that it guilty and fined 85. April, 1880, when the same was leased This exactly explains the situation to the highest bidder. John It. Winder is very doubtful whether this property John Hill had taken one drink too the Historian Office. The the title to which seems never to have many and was charged 85 extra taxes Yet we shall continue to including following is a description of the His- been vested in the late corporation or for it. PURE COD LIVER OIL welcome news from sister cities to torian Office grounds, which were in any one in trust for it, can be re Thos. Raim appeared on tbe charge With Hypophosphltes. or comes whether even it same of taken covered, the date our columns from time to time anc Part ofpossession the west half of lot 6, block 75, within the spirit of the law providing of being drunk and was taxed $10. AS MILK. PALATABLE Ray Wentz was arrested for unlawwhenever the people generally wil Plat "A, Salt Lake City survey, Salt for the forfeiture of the property of the and let no mn Broils hr ZihuiIm, ilk Under these cir fully discharging fire arms in the city ptanatton or rolleltatlon induce Lake county. Territory of Utah, and said corporation. yon to we effort are the pre- bounded as follows: Commencing at cumstances 1 hesitate to attempt to and narrowly escaped killing Clarence appreciate m eubetitnte. accept a point ten rods west of the northeast recover the said property or any pnr Rawlings, son of II. E. Rawlings, last pared to send a regular correspon corner Sold by all Druggists. of said lot, and running thence tiou of it unless so advised by the Saturday week. lie plead guilty and dent through all the settlements south ten SCOTT Jt BOWNE,Chmltf N.Y. rods, thence west seven rods Court, as my conviction is that such was fined 85. thence north ten rods, thence east litigation would be fruitless, and Thos McGill another drunk of Utah Valley weekly again. seven rods to the place of beginning. would of course entail certain expense a V into the city treasury. donated If the people want newspaper sup In the year 1888 I began six Buits Intelligent Headers wQl notice that On tbe same date I demanded and Jas. was ONeal diswith charged in Third the District Court of com received possession of what is Utah, the peace of W. Woodheads port they ought to bj willing to monly known as the Gardo House four of which were to recover real, and turbing iamily. bear a portion of the expense. Busi particularly described as follows, to the other three to recover persona' fined $25. lie plead guilty and was ' or All wit: the half of lot G, block 75 property. Tiiose to recover real propo: ness is business and it takes lots A second charge was brought up Lake City survey. Salt erty were: First. againBt Angus M. against Plat Salt "A, him for committing Hn assault to a ll. 8. al Lake county, and Territory of Utah Cannon; second, publish newspaper. money Eldredge;et the upon person of Jjtila Sackett. For uru not "warranted to caret nil ulnae au third against Francis Arm- this offence There never was a time in the and bounds d as follows: Commencing aud theand he was sentenced to twenty-fbut only such a rasul Abraham II. Cannon; and ive at the northeast corner of said lot and strong rf disease, a disordered liver, vlai days imprisonment. history of Utah when the various running thence south 10 rods, thence the fourth agaiDSt Zions Savings II. II. II. on Bank. the Taylor 10 Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia, west appeared 10 rods rods, thence noith eities and localities in Utah Valle Those to recover personal property charge of a drunk. lie celebrated July thence west 10 rods to the place of be Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious have so much to gain from contin ginning. This property 1 leased on were: First against Francis Arm before it came and was taxed 85. Colic, Flatulence, etc. W Riley had been there before and Uod and generous newspaper notices the 1st day of December, 1887, to John strong et al; to recover street railway ere not warranted Is Fur thee they It. Winder, al the monthly rental of stock; second, against J. C. Cutler et was taxed $10 for his spree. fmtUblc, but are me nearly esse It lenoes Business men ought to appre 875, for the perior of one year or until al, to recover Provo Manufacturing Charles Harris a a made his eible to make remedy. Price, IMU. tramp teimination of the suit, subject Com panics stock. appearance before the Justice to be uiate this fact and probably many the SOLI) LYERXIVUERE. The claim for this property involved forgiven however to the approval of the Court once more ef them do but among some of them and tills lease was in force until the in all of these cases was settled and He was taxed a Y. of his sinful habit. Notice of lMnuoluf Ion day of April, 1890, when the same compromised in pursuance of the order in this county there is a desire to 7tli John Carlow and John Finton two was leased to the highest bidder, John of this court, dated July 8, 1888, a copy drunks were also taxed a V each for want to run the whole newspaper R. Winder, persuant to an advertise- of which is attached hereto and by Notice is hereby given that tlie firm order I was authorized to dismiss their sins. If they give it a few dollars patron- ment, for and at the rate of 8450 per that Fourth of drunkB were of Richard Brereton, Thomas Thos. cases to or the said to submit decrees July lease from month month, only running flindmarsli. It was his first appear- consistingGeo. A. Kerr, J. A. De therein for the defendants. In pur- ance age in the way of advertising. Jcal to month. Bccsley, Valley, and was let off with a fine of 85. On the 5th day of July 1 received suance of such compromise, the cases C. S. C. Edwards and II. uny also creeps in unduly and ir W. Thompson, a street man railroad had Riley possession of what is commonly known involving personal property were afterthere before many a time, and and doing business under the firm name many cases ridiculously. Probably as the "Church Farm, described as wards dismissed, and those involvin "been of Ptovo Ileal Estate Syndicate at the (Here follows a de- the realty were subsequently dispose was fined $12.50, the oniy remedy for these things is follows, ofit: in of favor of defendants. by Church the pecree Bank of Commerce, Provo City Utah, Farm.") time which is bound to teach all scription I have also brought, and there are This and I leased to John K. Winder is by mutual, consent dissolved, this pending in the First District Tlie Baptists hold each Sab- 13 day of June, 1890. broader and more progressive views. for and at the rate .of 850 per month now from October 1st, 1888, until the 1st Court of Utah, at Ogden, the follow- bath at tlie Swedish worship Lutherian Church II. C. Edwards. on "G, between 6th and 7th streets, day of April, 1890, when another lease ing suits: First, against Robert and the Church Association at 11 oclock a. m., and at 8 oclock was entered into, subject to the apC. 8. Thompson. of the Weber Stake of Zion, involving p. m. proval of the Court, with John J. A. De Valley' LIBERAL NOTICE I3ille-readi- ng Winder, at the montly rental of 8225 tbe greater part of block 40. plat A, at 11 a. m., conducted Geo. A. Kerr. in er month, and on the 22nd day of Ogden City Survey, Ogden City, by Hev. II. B. Turner, tlie paitor. Brereton. It. une the Court directed me to make a and said case is at issue between the Praise service Ht 8 p. m., conducted by and said the new to that V. Liberal It. Mr. lease Coffin of John Winder the II. convention at plaintiff defendants; Thos. the of Boston. Ooumty Beesley. monthly rental of 8401, pursuant to an about April 1890, upon application to Sunday School at 8 o'clock in the afparty will be held at the Countr Court advertisement. for the that purpose. Ogden ternoon. Court, House, Provo City, on Monday the The lease of this property is hereto City.a municipal corporation, was perAll are wellcomed. Saints and Sin- AsTicnltoral College of Utah. a. 10 o'clock m., attached. Slat of July. 1890, at mitted to intervene in said case, and prprfl for nominating candidates for the fol II. B. TURNER. July 8th, 1888, I also received the by its petition of interventing, claims The Agricultural College of Utah and offices for Utah County: possession of what is commonly known the ownership of the said premises lowing-name- d at Logan, Utah, fill open for located between an issue has been as the "Church Coal Mines. the Tliir joined on September 2nd. students Selectman , Attorney, Clerk, Sheriff iroperty is owned jointly by Angus M intervenors and the plaintiff. Second is Territorial Institution foundIt Recorder, Treasurer, Surveyor and 'anuon and the late corporation. At against David Mr. Stuart, the Church Bonaldgon ed upon United States land grant and Association of the Weber Stake of Coroner, and to transact such other the time I received the possession of Zion by Territorial appropriations, for the and to a lie undivided half Interest of the said Ogden City corporation business as may come before the con mines Contractors and Builders. purjiose of giving the young men and the same were being worked recover a parcel of land situated in young women of Utah a lilieral and yention. under a lease, and royally upon the Ogden City, Utah, known as the Titli-'n- g education in the several purThe Chairman in every precinct Is coal extracted was paid as a rental Grounds, being about twenty rods Estimates Given l'lans Furnished practical of life. It has cours and suits professions 1 block a and of all the time that have been square constituting part Domestic requested to call meetings at once, and During in es Economy, Agriculture, This suit is now at in possession of the coal mine property 18, Platt A. eleet a precinct committee and a dell-ga- there Mechanic Aats and Mechanical Enmak-n- g issue upon the facts. All an action Work Otir been has in Third, difficulty great doiye to the County convention for gineering, Civil Engineering and other regular shipments on account of against It. J. Taylor and Lewis W. courses. special or 8 votes to fraction to five recover lots and Shurtliff in com of 9, the railway Contract the uncertainty very twenty a modern equipment and spechas It .4 block 8f Plat B, Ogden City survey, can and transport1 YOUR PATRONAGE thereof, poled at the last County elec pany in supplying several fields of instruction. in its ialists SOLICITED I the coal, and on account of the aontainlng two acres of land and sitmeans of illustration include the tlen. and forwaid names to the chair- - ing Its 7th East Ntreel, mines being three miles from the rail uated in Ogden City. This case is United States Experiment Station and ISE. road track. The description of the also at issue. its work of reseanlh in Agriculture; a PEQVO - - T7TJLBIncidentiy learned that there was County Committee. property is as follows: An undivided fine farm, including horticultural or one-hinterest in and to those cer- some property at near Omaha, Neb. Is Jk D. JONES, equipped with modem applian-cookintain pieces or parcels of land lying and which had at one time belonged to and dairy, cutting and sewChairman. and late the in the countr ofSummit occupied by corporation, being situated workshops in wood and department, ing which disclosed obtained I abstracts and Territory of Utah, and described museums and other new a iron, library; as follows: Tbe south I of the south- that the property bad been sold for illustration. of means east i, the southeast i and lot 4, sec- taxes, but under the laws of that Students will he kept in constant contion 18, and the north i of the north- State in such cases the money can be 0111 CIS 210. CnXTlSK ST. tact with illustrations of school room NOTICE. and with the refunded interest east i in section 19; all of said land is properlits four years throughout traceings so I am informed. I township 3, north of range 6 east, y recovered, iT.i KINDS OF courses. in Summit county, Utah Territory, submitted these abstracts to Chief For pamphlet containing announce-- , 'he w hole royalty that I have received Justice Zane, requesting that the Jud- Marble Work and To the Liberal Tolers of Provo City Utah. ments and for further particulars, of the or the half undivided interest is ges the court, government Artistic Stone Carving and Address, There will be a meeting of all the 8318.72. etc., look into the matter as it J. W. Sanborn. adfor ask I should was held is that The under still the probable Cutting property held at same Liberal voters ef Provo City President. m 3 In These vice Je the and in papers premises. pursuance arrangement, :For Cemetery ini Biildinz Pnrpotts: the Court House (Friday,) of the order of the court 1 advertised were only returned to me a short time bids for lease of the sameo work ago, and 1 am still of the opinion that Entlmeta given on all kinds of tSoolockp. m. for thb purpose of for that the property from month, and some steps should be taken to recover e for C1EI3 nomination candidates or Ntoue, llrlclc or placing in bids were received, but the parties de- iroperty as it worth twenty-fivThe dollars. with thousand order of to the clined expense the ihirty comply IBttlldinir Work. dfehool trustees for the respective court owing to the great expense ne- however, in the matter of littgation C. C. Waakaan ef Bady and Hind, EfftaU J. E. JONES. FRISBY, and wards ef this city. lie will to in mine your ef Erreraer Eseaweeia Old er Yrang, cessary put the paying comparatively large, Cashier. Manager. likHOOD fbllvHntorN. Ksw W nlirw il. court shape, and in consequence of the par- Receiver asks the advice of this subA Saxbt, iliDKlKlifPllllOMalM PlITDOr BODY A. A. Noon. Is A. J. SIMPSON, ties declining and refusing to work upon the abstracts and papers Solicitor. Chairman, lie property under the order of the mitted which show for themselves. jteo'' to Address: call I attention of desire tlie not bids. I did the Com. Lib. court, especial Provo, Utah, Box 161. accept any 1 J Joskph Probate Judge. June 26th, 1M0. Tsrhitortoror Utah, I ( Utah. County Dated ed SUMMONS. 4'ourt of the fi rst Fthk district District of the Territory of Utah, Utah County.- - Ada M. Horn. Plaint iff. .Summon .The G. W. Horn. Utah send NOTICE TO CKKDITORB. THE PROBATE COURT OF UTAH County, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the catute of Phillip Junne. deceased. Notice la hereby given by the undersigned administrator of llie estate of Phillip Jenne. dehat ceased, to tlie creditors of, and all Ing claims against the raid deceased, to exhibit them with tlie necessary vouchers within four months uftcr the first publication of this notice to tlie Mid administrator. Thomas F. Carlisle, executor of tho cstutc of Phillip Jenne, deceased. Dated at Alpine, Utah, April 22, lKVi ' NOTICE TO CKEDITORg. THE PRORATE COURT IN County, Territory of Utah. OF UTAH In tlie mat- FKOHATK NOTICE. IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FGt I Utah County. of Utah. In tht mat ter of tbe rotate Territory and Guardianship of Jam G. Royack and Warreu D. Royack. minora Susan D. Boyak. tlie Guanlliiu of the iieraons and estate ot Jane O. Iloyaek and Warren U. Royack. Illinois, having filed her herein praying for an onler of rale of a portion of the real rotate, of wild minora, tor tlie therein auld forth. It Is tlicrctore ordered, by the Judge of salt. Court that all persons Interested In the estate, of suid minora, apjicur liefore thcsald Prolwte Court on Butunlar, the 12th of July, ixtm, at lu o'clock in the forenoon ofdayuaid day. at the IXiurt Room of said Prolwte Court, at the Court House, In Provo city. County of Utah; to show cause why an order should nut ta granted to the raid Uuuidlan to Mil so much of real rotate of tlie Mid minors as should be tie. crorary. And that a copy of this onler lie published at leaat four Biiooesaiva weeks in Thk Utah a newawM-- r printed and Vallky Gazkttk, published In raid Utah County, Utah Territory, Johki-D. Junks. Probate Judge. Dated June?, J8BJ. pur-Mia- ter of tlie estate of Minerva Fuller, deceased. Notice la hereby by the uiiilersianod administrator of tne estate of Minerva Fuller, deceased. to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against tlie Mid dcceasi-d- , to exhibit them with tho ncuesatiry vouchers within ten Tkiiritoryoror Utah, If M Utah, County months afterthe first publication of this notice to the Mid administrator. 1. V. L. Halliday, Clerk of tbe Proiwfe Court Jesse J. Fuller, administrator of tlie rotate of in and for Utah County, Territory of Utah, Minerva Fuller, deceased. hereby certify that theforegoing ta a full, true and correct copy of the original onler to show Dated Provo. Mav 18th. 1890. cause why onler of rale of nwl rotate should not lie mode" in the eatate and Guardianship of JaneG. Iloyaek and Warren 1). Royack, minors, LEGAL NOTICE anil now on file in my office. Witness mr hand and the seal of raid Court at my office in Provo City, Utah, this . TN THE PRORATE COURT OF UTAH 7 day of June, A. IL. lKWi. Iseali County, Territory or Utah. In tbe matV. L. HALLIDAY. ter of the estate of Joseph Pateinan, deceased. Clerk of the Probate Cmirt, Notice of time and place foi hearing of Utah Co tor admission to Probate of Will. V Pursuant to an order of Mid Court In Mid notice is matter, that Saturday given hereby NOTICE TO CKD1TOU8. the 12th day of July, A. I. 1KINI, at HI o'clock A.M. at the County Court House. In Proro Utah In tlie of Utah, City. County. THE PRORATE COURT OF UTAI Court Room of suid Territory Court, has appointed County, Territory of Utah. In the matthe time and place fur tho hearing of a iietitlon terIN of the rotate of K1 ward Hall, deceased. of Mary K. a. Uuteman. praying for the admission to probate uf a certain document therewith Notice Is hereby given by tbe undersigned of the rotate of Edward HalL administrator presented, purporting to lie the last will and deceased, to tlie creditors ef, and all persona testament of Joseph Bateman, deceased, when claims to and where all penans interested may apjiear having against the said deceased, exhibit them with tlio necessary voucher anil contest tho pro! ate of said will, or the within months four first after the publication E. of to letters granting Mary of this mitioe to the Mid administrator. A. Ruteman as prayedTestamentary for in said William 1 Hall, administrator of the rotate ot Dated at Provo City, June 2. 18M). (rt-i- -u h . la-o- V. L. HALLIDAY, Prolwte Clerk, Utah Countr, IT. T. Edward Hall, deceaseds Dated Bpringville, April 1st, 1HHQ, |