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Show t T ? . I THE UTAH TALLEY might have been rich. GAZETTE. Public THE MESS THEY HAVE im- provements have been proportionMADE OF IT. FRIDAY, - FEBRUARY 14 1890. ately held back. Now tho Gentiles begin to come IRETA DIXON, - - Editor. in. They find the country a little The ring the bulldosing machine-fadinbehind what they think it should blackguarding bosses, the Entered at the Postoffice at Provo City be exand say so without knowing mercenary power and money graspUtah , as second class mail matter. have settlers old the what ing coterie of the Provo Peoples party actly e done. have had their way indeed, and, we Whereupon the The Tri W exkly Gizim will be published mornhave end who leaders of the old settlers Friday Monday, Wednesday every opine, their day too and lo and ing on and alter Monday March, 3rd. 1890, by the Dixon Publishing Company. Subscription grown fat and rich out of the people behold! what a mess they have price by mall 13.00 per annum post paid.Is pubdeclare that tho new settlers arc made of it. Tn Utah Vallit Gazette, weekly. lished every Friday morning. Subscription by mall post paid per annum, or 81 M when carpet baggers, irresponsible, would-b- e Against the better judgment of the paid In advance strlckly. Tho local masses of the people they insisted like. robbers Remittance may be made by draft, money and the order or registered letter, at our resk. Give depostoOee address In full. Including State and organ of the old clique recently upon J. E. Booths nonimation. county. cerforwardof a abuse voted to favor will column a the confer by Subscribers Opposition however honest was when their paing information to this office will came This received. tain because comers new are not pers promptly they practically read out of the Peoples aid us to determine where the fault lies. to to addressed the be here with nothing and owing All communications should party; the ward meetings of the city THE GAZETTE. aristocrats of tho Provo City, Utah. were prostituted to the wishes of monopolies which do not benefit the moss of the bulldosers to coerce combeen kept municants into unity with the maFIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. their own following, had this On such still. a lychine political scheme; much of the poor plan ing sheet would abuse the Redeemer brain and acumen of the party Last Friday and Saturday the Himself, if He should appear in were repelled and now the end is the regular issue of The Utah Val- Utah in His second advent without reached. The disreputable lying at least an adobe house and correl. organ of the monopolistic coterie ley Gazette left the Provo We cannot approve of antagon- announced that Hon. W. II. King as usual for subscribers in isms stired up and aggrivated for would speak at the ratification Salem, Spanish Fork and Payson, no purpose except to set the now meeting of the Peoples party and yet not one reached its desti- settlers and old settlers at the bus- Saturday night. Did he speak? nation. This is the ninth time iness of tearing each other into No. Mr. Thurman had business within a month or two that The pieces. There is room enough here elsewhere too. They represent the Peoor more for all without anyone being robbed. firstrate legal talentof the local Gazettes sent to some-on- e It is a shame for leaders of any ples party. Were they consulted? offices in this County have failed to to sneer at the government Were their eminent talents brought We are party reach their destination. No; of the United States or teach the to the support of the party? satisfied that some thing is wrong. people to do so. This is a compon- they are known to have been reSome of the scamps so desirous to ent part of the Union and by de- pelled by the nomination of Booth and they are gentlemen who do injure The Gazette and keep it fying the will of the nation the peo- not desert a Peoples party candidfrom readers are at work. We here- ple simply court destruction. The ate without good and weighty government of the United States is inforfor offer reward $50.00 by and of right ought to be supreme reasons. Indeed the intelligent mation leading to the arrest and here at least until Christ conies and farseeing element was also inconviction of any mail agent, post- with the power from Heaven to rule. different largely and because of mater or other person who tampers The Gazette is here to plead the Booth. Yet Booth did not resign to save the unity of the party from with, destroys or otherwise makes cause of the whole people of Utah; Though it loves the Mormon people, respects irreparable destruction. away with any Gazette in transit conversant and with a the of their sincerity and the integrity lawyer n through the mail. the masses but it would bo unfaith- rullings of the courts and the The Dixon Publishing Co. officers in Salt Lake ful to their interests if it did not he permitted the Provo, Feb. 12th, 1890. worn them of the errors they have presumably, d been led into and while not over Peoples party to be hoodwinked and into voting looking the imperfections of our THE OLD AND THE NEW. for when him his owes first its legal ability, if government it amounted to to the Union founded ani it any thing, must During the late campaign the fostered in power and glory as have warned his judgment that papers of the Peoples party ap- much by the inspiration and grace his old status of a polygamist pealed to the passions of old settlers of God as any institution on earth. might throw him out of office after as againBt new settlers who were he had been elected, and thus the cardenominated GOOD FEELING- contemptuously people be cheated out of the power Liberal The to elect a mayor at all. papers pet baggers. The Liberal victory in Salt Lake on the other hand denounced the And then as a lawyer, legislator bitterwill a the in mark and old settlers as change and politician at the head of the claimed that they have kept this ness of partizan sentiment in Salt municipal ticket,' what was John E country back a good many years Lake City if not in the whole Terri- Booth doing when he omitted to et cetera. These ideas on both tory. Heretofore in their triumphs warn the machine managers about the Peoples party, we are sorry to the law in regard to sides were the natural electing Justiof human weakness and jealousy admit, has not uniformly behaved ces of the Peace? Will he plead powerfully stimulated on both sides itself with moderation towards the ignorance as an excuse for not by the miserable instigations of vanquished. Not only has it kept warning the party he Jed against a partizan leaders who regard more the spoils of office bound up in its legal danger which now promises Ihsir own success, 'aggrandizement own hands but its own members to give the important local offices and'power than they do the happi- who ventured to dessent from ring of Justices of the Peace to the rule have been subjected to vile de- Liberals? Or will he say he knew ness, united prosperity and cooperation of the whole nunciation and petty persecution. but didnt care. Thats all wrong. With the LibWhat a mess the ring have made people. will erals in extremists the We are toldjn the history of the power of it! Truly they were blind leadcareer of Joseph Smith that he ask- be learned a valuable lesson at any ers and the Almighty could rebuke ed God in all the sincerity of his rate. Experience is a dear school but their insolent bulldosing arroheart which'ofjallthe religious de- there are a class of people who will gance no more signally nominations ofhis time was the true learn in no other. than the outcome of the election We are able to assert without has done. Look at the situation! Here exponent of righteousness. In reply he claims to have obtained from fear of successful contradiction that is poor Bishop Tanner who plead Heaven the assertion that none of several of the most trusted leaders for his brother Bishop so well. Is them were the authorized church of of the Peoples party in Salt Lake he alderman or not? He dont are really glad of the Liberal vic- know and the rest are in the same God. Following the example of the tory. Why? Because it will be to fix. The nomination of Booth cost Prophet, The Gazette appeals to their advantage financially and the Peoples party more than a full the rules of truth and right and otherwise. They will therefore in- tenth of its entire strength. Such asks which of the Utah political culcate good feeling and as for the a shameless piece work by the ring parties is immaculate, pure and in- Liberals of the .city, if their ex- repeated five times with such fallible. The answer is self evident pressions at the Walker House on results would indeed put to all honest, thoughtful men. Per- the evening of the battle, meant tho Peoples party in the coffin fection has not yet been attained by anything, they will endeavor to where Graham immured the glorieither party. In this community follow up their triumph with still ous Fourth of July some five years the peoples party uphold and nur-Ss- h greater victories purchased with ago. with monopolistic jealously one good natured conduct kindness and of the most abusive, untruthful and fidelity to public trusts. If they miserable journalistic fiends that do this, good feeling all around will THE FIELD AFTER THE FRAY. ever afflicted any community on result. earth. And the Liberal element THE BRIGHT IDEA. The election in Salt Lake City though without a mouthpiece is The great statesman who is to be life lobors to reflect the prone upon the next Mayor of Provo, has intro- last Monday was a most orderly and motives of old settlers with un- duced a bill in the Legislature to do and peaceful affair. Throughout due severity. with the publication of cer- the whole day while voting was goThe pioneers of Utah and their away tain notices in Probate cases. His ing on the utmost good feeling toils and labors as conquerors of a ostensible object is to save expenses seemed to prevail between parti-zan- s new and wild region ought to be in certain cases. of the rival organizations. A He docs not seem honored and extolled forever. They to realize that he is throwing down few arrests were made and a few came here with nothing and found in this measure one of the most wise challanges overruled but in the with here. grappled They nothing to heirs. If economy main nothing of a sensational charsafe the stern uncultivated features of in theguards administration of estates was acter happened. When night came best homes the built nature, they his real object, judging from some and before the votes were counted could and founded industries that of his charges as attorney before it seemed to be very generally conwill ever be a high testimonial to the probate court, he should rather ceded that the Liberals had won their industry frugality and perse- have introduced a bill to prevent the day. Liberal headquarters at verance. And having built up allawyers from charging exhorbitant the Walker House were surrounded most single handed all that there fees in such cases. The fact that by exultant crowds and when late was of improvement in many locali- the paper partly owned by this in the evening the returns of the ties here they naturally feel that statesman no longer gets tho pub- official count began to come in the and they have exceptional rights lication of Probate notices dont cut most lively demonstrations of exwho can honestly say they have not. any tangible figure in the case uberant joy were indulged in by After having obtained a foothold it is a remarkable coinci- Liberals who seemed to abound though here they did not grow rich quite as dence that as long as his sheet got everywhere. Speeches were called have. communities as some fast an enormous fee for this publication for and many Liberal leaders reincome of their tenth a They paid business, the statesmans bright sponded but the chief speech of the to support their church. That has ideas on the subject, as embodied in occasion was that of O. W. Powers been a mighty tax upon their the bill, lay dormant. Now we which we reprint in this issue. finances and has kept the majority hope he will get the full measure Of course there are charges of of glory he deserves for his pains. comparatively poor where they sharp practice made against the g, old-tim- 82-0- post-offi- log-rolle- d, alle-gcan- bull-dose- ce ve out-croppin- over-scrupulo- gs har-monio- uB dis-astero- PROBATE NOTICE. PROBATE IN THE tah t us On rc&riin Standrini win Stanaring. di has filed his final acceunt of his administration upon said estate in this Court; that all the debts against said Estate have been fullv paid, and that a portion of mill (80110 remains to be divided among the heirs of said deoeuad, and among other things for an order allE rayingsaid ffnal account and of distribution owing of the residue of said estate among tho persons entitlen. It is ordered that all persons Interested In the estate of the said Edwin Standring, deceased, lie appear before the Probate Court of the County of Utah, at tho Court Room of said Court, in the County Court House, on the eighth day of March 189U, at ten o'clock a. m., then and there to show cause why an order allowing said final account and of distribution should not bo made of tho residue of said estate among the heirs and devises of the said Edwin Standring, deceased, according to law. It is further ordered that the Clerk cause copies of this order to be posted In three public In Utah and published In Thr B laces V a newspaper 'tah alley County Gazette, and circulated In Utah County, four printed weeks successively prior to said 8th day of March 1890. JOSEPH D. JONES. Probate J udge I of Utah, Territory County or Utah. f V. L. Halliday, Clerk of the Probate Court for Utah County, Utah Territory, do hereby certify that the forgoing Is a full, truo and correct copy of the original order appointing time and place for settlement of of final account and to hear petition for distribution of the estate of Edwin Standring, deceased, and now on file and of record in my office. Witness my hand and the seal of said oourt I, ed. refund For Weak Spittlnff of Blood, Shortness linuii, of Breath, of and kindred Severe Conans,Bronchitis, In the Provo, correspondence Aethma, la an efficient remedy. It affections, the Salt Lake Tribune, occurs the Copyright, 1888, by Worlds Dis. Man ill's. following: President O. A. Smoot addressed the Mormon people in the Tabernacle this afternoon, delivering a political sermon. During bis remarks he spoke of the Liberal ticket, saying it was a good one with which he had no fault to He eulogised Geo. Sutherland In the find. highest terms. Mr. Smoot's tribute to Mr. Sutherland was an eloquent testimonial of teem, of which the recipient may well be proud. Mr. Smoot also referred to the Salt Lake Liberals, who took part In our parade. In compliterms, and said the procession was as. mentary grand a pageant as he ever witnessed. Now why dont the OFFERED for be Insurable caso of fit-thr- In the Bead 'a Catarrh rn m life-lon- EMULSION OF PURE COD LIVER OIL The thirteen or fourteen independants of the Peoples party who came up and voted for those of their own party, whom their conscience told them were the best men for office, exhibited more than Spartan courage. Denounced, ridiculed and jeered at by the machine combinations ofboth parties they exercised their lordly right of suffrage like true sovereigns. Without display c r boasting or recrimination and. confronted with the impossibility of success, they flinched not from the first duty of free men, fidelity to con- scientious conviction in the face of persecutive abuse and menace. In all the realm of modern history we know of few exhibitions of more true and lofty moral fortitude. Their independent fearless action recalls forcibly the conduct of Joseph Smith when he came out in the sublime attitude of religious independence and with a mere handful of followers organized an independent church which, had he lived to lead it aright, would have witness-ed the second advent of Christ within a few years from now. All honor to these independents both then and now! Though few in members their cause in either case was great because both struck for true reform when mercenary error and degeneration sought universal sway. With Hypophosphltes. PALATABLE AS MILK. Xmuleion, and let no exinduce you to oelieltMtlon or planation Aek far Keotle aoeept S eubetifute. Sold by all Druggists. 8COTT A BOWNE, Chemists, N.Y. uruM, I j luge. lbs (Wowing udtolalrDlMMf tiptriordiwiwlll rmaioir la mcHmdrtn toons taMlify, bora. Oalj tkM who writ. oom eu uki Kir. of SatS tfca .hanro. All 700 hart to do to Mam i. to .how oar sood. to lhaoo who nil yoar KlfUoa 70a. Tho ud thenof.rand thi. odrartiaoMBt how. th. noil nd .f th. tlo-t-t. pgraraao of It radarad to ATI ! PROBATE NOTICE. THE PROBATE COURT. IN AND FOR IN Utah County, Territory or Utah. In the matter of the estate of John Cable, deceased. Order appointing tlmo and place for settlement of final aooount and to hear petition for distribution. On reading and filing the petition of Ann Cable, administratrix of the estate of John Cable, deceased, setting forth that her final aooount of her administration upon said estate In this Court; that all the debts of said Estate have been fully paid, and that a portion of said estate remains to be divided among the heirs of said deceased, and praying among other things 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 John Cable, deceased, be and appear before the Probate Oourt of the County of Utah at the Oourt Room of said Court, In the County Court House, on the 16th day of March 1890, at ton o'clock a. m., then and there to show cause why an order allowing said fllnal account and of distribution should not be made of the residue of estate among the heirs and dovisoea of the gaM John Cable, deceased, according to law. It Is further ordered that tho Clerk cause copies of this order to be posted In throe publio In Utah County and published in the C laces a newspaper printed tah Valley and circulated Gaeette, in Utah Coun r voek s seeooasively prior to said 15thty.fou day of March JOSEPH D. JONES, Territory ofUtah Utah, County of I. V. L. l Probate Judge. f BB Halliday, Probate Clerk in and for UtahCounty, Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that the forgoing is a full, true and correct copy of the original Order appointing time and plaoe for settlement of final account and to hair petition for dtstlbutlon" of the estate of John Cable, deceased, and now on file and of record In my offloe. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court at my office In Provo this 12th day of February A. D., City, HALLIDAY. Probate Clerk. LSALX E. L. By Jones, Deputy. boat tho SftMhMrt of Ita balk. II Is a sraad.daablorint.la-na- o, li 017 to wif- - Wa will .In abw yoo how 00a u BB doj ot looot, Don th. cort.wlth- oat Brito writ, ot nco. W. poT.ll onprara ckirpf. A CO Boa HALLETT H. SO, FOULoep, Mates. Addran, In, n uSlOt uwkima apriaa. At his place at business on West Centre Street Provo is preparefl to manufacture and repair all kinds of furniture. lie has opened a laundry and is ready to do all sorts of work in that line on short notice. Satisfaction Furniture exchanged. guaranteed. NoT,-7-P-Jr No- - 28, 1889. 240. NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF Land Orrica Ci ty. Utah, i at Salt Lake . S, 1890. ( Jan., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THB followingDained settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in support of his - l No. 236. . NOTICE TO CRDITURS. Tn tbe Probate Court of Utah County, Ter-x ritorv of Utah In the matter of the estate of Alfred N. Billings, deceased. Notice Is br the undersigned, administraherebygiven tor of me estate of Alfred N. Hillings, deceased, to the creditors of. and all persons having claims, against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the mid administratrix. Deborah Hillings, administratrix of the estate of Alfred N. Hillings, deceased. Dated at Provb City, Utah, Feb. 1st, 1800. Pit OH ATE NOTICE. of Utaii, j BB Territory Utah County. I1 I IHOIl VTE COURT IN AND FOR PTIIE (bounty. n the matter ot the estate 1 of John Brook, deceased. Order to show cause why order of sale of rcnl estate should not lie made. Israel Evans, the Administrator of rlio estate of John Urook, ib'ccnsud, having fllcJ hia petition herein praying for an order of of sale of pnrt of real estate, of mid decedent, for tho purposes therein set forth : Illst licreforc ordered by the J udge of said Court that all persons interested in tho estate, of mid deceased, appear tieforo tho said I'rohute Court on Monday, tho 21th day of 18WI, at ID o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at tho court room of mid Prolmte Court, at the Court House, in Provo City, County of Utah, to show canso why an order should not bo granted to the mid administrator to sell so much of tho real estate of tho said dcci used as shall l.e necessary. And thut a mil.lisliedat least onoo copy of this order a for four weeksn suceessivly In The Ui tn Valley Gazette, newspaper printed and published in suid Utah County, U. T. . Dined, Jail jary 2oih, A. D., JiLSKru I). Jones, Fo-ir- y, w-e- 1 Teiihitoiiy ofUtiii, C Df Utaii. rmllu;. '. Prolaito Judgo. I -- s j th? Probate Court iv. I' v. L If ivl v certify In u:m for : ( ;m: i. no t, . . eofp-e- t a : f ti. ;i tliiii. g oi - why co;;. ill -I,- i ui- - i... - . r Si- ., i riiouid no, made ,.c crdci o ii. i e .loan llmoi.. dee 'is !, ar.d now 1 5 i m. fil i.!i v11 l'i( itl.' ' .1 .b? S a. S!.J Court, W. l.y.tt a V all. Hm ciliv :i. V.y. at of January, A. r. I. V , i -f I 1 t'-,- - tn-s.:- . V. L. H ' iLL-nt- 1 1 fieri:. il.o Ily E. L. Jones. Ut?pu:y. THE ONLY ONE. U f The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Raul Railway is tlie only line running solid Yestibuled, Elect ricLightcd and team Heated trains between Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Tanl and Minneapolis. The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway is the only line running Solid Vestibuled,ElcctricLighted and Steam Heated trains between Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha. The berth reading lamp feature in the Pullman Sleeping Cars run on these lines is patented, and cannot be used by any other Railway Company. It Is the great improvement of the age. Try it and be convinced. For further particulars apply to the nearest coupon ticket agent, or address Alex- - Mitciiel, Commercial Agent, 2(52 So. Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah. tf- - n. Sackktt. Laundry and Farnltare Blanufaotarer. Spanish Fork, Utah Co., Deo. ed : us In the probate Court of Utah County, Territory of Utah. In the matter ot the estate ef Niels Peter Madsen, deoeased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, administrator of the estate of Niels Peter Madsen, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims, against the mid deoeased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to tbe said administrator. August Bwenscn, administrator of the estate Niels Peter Madsen, deceased. so-co- ut SCOYFS HONOR THE INDEPENDANTS. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. m You Save organ take President Smoot to task 0 for apostacy? Here we are told that the president of the stake is found CONSUMPTION I COUGH or COLD endorsing the Liberal ticket. Mr. BRONCHITIS Throat Affection Smoot, a representative of Mormon-isI SCROFULA g Wasting of Flesh and plurality in his Or any Disease where the Throat and Lunge practice, making the head of the are Inflamed, Lack of Strength or Im Liberal ticket feel proud with an Faieer, you con be relieved and Cured by esteem. of testimonial eloquent What does it mean? Has Graham been given the wink? Of In the Probate Court of Utab County, Territory of Utah. In tbe matter of the estate of Eliza Terrell, docottood Notice Is by tbe undersigned of the estate of Eliza Terrell, administratorherebygiven deceased; to tbe creditors of. and all persons exhaving claims against tbe mid deceased, to hibit them with tbe necessary vouchers within four months after thefirst publication of this notice to the mid administrators. Abram Halladay, administrator of the estate of Rllza Terrell, deceased- Dated at Provo, Utah Co. Jan. 6, 1890. No. 177. by tho By vropriedtss of Br. Remedy. its mild. Booming and healing properties, ft cures the wont cases, no nathr of new long Standing. Ip druggaste, 88 scats. boss ring NOTtCE TO CREDITORS. claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register k Receiver U.8. LandOffice at Balt Lake City, Utah, on February 24, 189U, viz: Lorenzo Gardner H. B. No. 6723 for the 8. u of S. K.JJ4 k N. W. k of 8. Eik See. 12 Tp. 11 S. R- 8 E. S. L. M., tah. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, vis: at my office In Provo City, thla 11th day of Hr rum Spencer, of Clinton, Utah Co., Utah, Mormon V. Selmn, of February 181(0. V. L. Halliday, August A. Hjokth, of lodiunola, San Pete .seal Co., Utah. Probate Clerk. By E. L. Joker, 0? i' libnns" kan it d. cbaiLby. Deputy Clerk. .. Register. Attorney IN T1IB PROBATE COCK! tfro BY IN AND FOR UTAH COUNTY, OF UTAH. OTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINA L PROOF, M the matter of th estate of J. A. Widmyre, 1 Indeceased. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, Order time and plaoe for settleFebruary 7th 1890. Notice Is hereby given that the followings named settler lias filed ment of appointing final aooount and to hear petition for notice of bis Intention to make final proof distribution. In support of his claim, and that mid On reading and filing tbe petition of John will be made before the Judge Woodhouse proof administrator or the estate of or In his absence the County Clerc of Utah J. A. Widinyro, forth that he deceased, officio In Provo City, on has filed his final account setting County, Utah, at his of his administraMarch 29, viz. : Charles H. Stuart, A. E., tion upon said estate in this Oourt that all the No. 5511, for lot five (5) 80c. 27, S. 8 8. R. 2 E. dclits of mid estate have been fully paid, and 8. L. Meridian. that a of mid estate remains to be diHe names the following witnesses to prove vided portion the bclrs of mid and among his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- praying for an order allowing deceased, mid final action of, said land, vis.: count and of distribution of the residua of said Frank Matly, estate among the persons entitled. It is ordered that all persons interested in Josegh Dudley, James King, and the estate of the mid J. A. Widmyre, deJohn Carter, all of Benjamin, Utah Co., ceased, be and apiioar before the Probate Utah. Court of the County of Utah, at the Court Room of mid Court, in the County Court FRANK D. HOBBS. House, on the 24th day of February, 1890, at Register. ten o'clock a. m., then and there to show Booth & Wilson, cause why an order allowing mid final Attys. and of destrtbutlon should not be made of the residue of mid estate among the heirs and devisees of the mid J. A. Widmyre, dePROBATE NOTICE. ceased, aoordlngto law. ordered that the Clerk cause It is further THE PROBATF. COURT, IN AND FOR notices to be posted In three publio plaoes In IN Utah County, Territory of Utah. In the Utah County and this order published in The matter of the estate of William Wardsworth, Utah a newspaper Gazette Valley la deceased. Order appointing tlmo and plaoe and Utah County, lor fourprinted circulated weeks to hear petition for distribution. On reading to 24th day of February said and filing the petition of Ellen I. Wardsworth, successively prior widow and heir at Law, deceased, setting forth JOSEPHD. JONES, that all the debts of said estate, have been Probate Judge. repaid, and that a portion of said estate defully I B ., mains to ho divided among the heirs of mid of Territory Utah, ceased, and praying among other things for County of Utah. an order of distribution of the residue of said I. V. L. Halliday, Probate Clerk In and for estate among the persons entitled. Utah County, U. T., hereby certify that the It Is ordered that all persons Interested in is a full, true and correct copy of the estate of tho mid William Wardsworth, de- foregoing the original order to show cause why order ceased, be and apiiear liefore tbe Probate Court appointing time and place for settlemen.t of the County of Utah, at the Court Itooin of final aooount and to hoar petition for distri-oi said Court, in the County Oourt House, on the bution of the estate of J. A. Widmyre de15th day of March 1890, at 10 o'clock a. m., then oeased and now on file and of rooord In my and there to show cause why an order of distri- office. bution should not be made of tbe residue of Witness mv hand and the seal of said Oourt mid estate among tbe heirs and devisees of the I seal at my office in Provo City, Utah, this mid William Wardsworth, deceased, according Kith day of JauuaryA. D. 1890. to law. V. L. HALLIDAY. . , ordered that the Clerk cause It is further Probate Clerk. Kir. In bo to three this order publio posted copies of & L Jones. By In and the in Utah published County places Deputy. Utah Valley Gazette, a newspaper printed and circulated in Utah County, four weeks 189U. 15 March successively prior to mid day of JOSEPH 1). JONES, Probate Judge.. of Utah, (I BB Territory NOTICE OF COMMUTATION PROOF. Utah County. I. V. 8. Halliday, Probate Clerk In and for Utah County, Territory of Utah, do hereby Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, I that the foregoing is a full, true and 2. 1890. j. certify order of tbe original oorrect copy Notice Is hereby given January tbat the following-namappointing baa filed time and place to hoar petition for distribusettler notice of his lnteiilion tion of the estate of William Wardsworth. de- to make Commutation Jf-- 1 amwnrt.: ceased, i and now on file and oQrcqordJaJujr-offleo- . 4 Ml sW.'.fT.T. i ulfhlit he made joTlrlll before the Clerk of the County Court in and Witness my hand and the seal of mid Court for Utah County, Utah, at Provo City. Utah. 12th this at my office In Provo day 2P February! 1H9U. viz: Samuel Mecham city H. K. 7945 for the W. 54 8. E. M A B. 54 M. W. J4 of February A. D., 1890. V. L. HALLIDAV, See. 11 Sp. 9. S. K. 1 K. S. L. P. M. Probate Clerk He names the following witnesses to prove 8ealj By E. L. Johneb, Deputy. his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of mid land, viz: James Webb, In and But It must be taken before the disease far advanced In order to be effective. Jif too taken In time, and riven a fair trial, ft will cure, or uoiaey raid for it will be A JOKELET. COURT, IN AND FOR Territory of Utah. In the matter of County, the Estate deof Edwin ceased. Order appointing time Standring, and place for settlement of final account and to hoar petition fur distribution. dies. ce regis-tratio- non-progressi- Liberals by the Peoples Party and Vice versa. And we are of the opinion that neither party was as to the means it used to accomplish what it deemed such a good end. But after a personal interview with men of both parties who ought to know wo incline to the opinion that the Liberals have a majority of the legal voters of the city under any uniform application of the law. The frands if there were any did not in our view materially effect the legitimate result. Than ha clasped bar with amotion, Drsw tho maiden to hia to rent. its The result of the election in Whispered row of true devotion, Ths old, old tale, you know the net effects upon the future of Utah canFrom hia circled arma upspringlng. With a tear ahe turned away. not be foretold. It is estimated And her voice with Borrow ringing. " I ahall not aea my bridal day. that the campaign cost either of the Thla dramatlo apeeeh broke him up badly when aho explained that her apprehencontesting parties at least a quarter nut sions ware founded on tho fact of an Inker to consumption In her of a million of dollars and this is Mod prediapoeitlon family, he calmejl her fears, bought a bottle Dr. Fierce' Golden of Discovery for sufficient evidence of the import- her, and ahe la now the Medical Incarnation of health. Consumption fastens Its hold upon Its victims ance placed upon the issue by both while unconscious of Its approach. they are Medical The Golden Discovery has cured parties. thousands of cases of this most fatal of mala- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Utah County, Territhe Probate Court of matter In tory of the estate of Utah. In the f Christian W. Nielson, deceased. Notice Isr undersigned admlnlstnb-ieroby given by the of the estate of Christian W. Nielsen, hav-i- g claims against tho mid deceased, to exhibit four lem with the necessary vouchersofwithin this nonce i oath after the first publication the mid administrator. Jacob J. J acot wen, administrator of the estate f Christian W. Nielsen, deceased. TVfsswV at PMM fMtV. Ifatl lflt. 1KH0. No. 173. XTOTICE OF HOME81EAD FINAL PROOF La PUBLICATION. Land Office at kok Salt Lake City, Utah, February 7th, 1890. Notice Is hereby given that the following-name- d settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support of his clalm.and before the Register that mid proof will be made & Receiver U. S. Land Offloe at Salt Lake City, 1890, viz: 24th. on Charles Conrad, March Utah, 5924 H B No. for tho North 54 of 8 E V & Lot 7, Sec 31 A Lot4 Sec. 32Tp. 58 K 4E 8L M Utah, -- William Grigg, GranvillrL.Callahan, CLark. Wallace All of Payson, Utah. FRANK D. HOBBS, Register. IN THE PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOB UTAH COUNTY. TERRITORY OF UTAH. ' In the matter of the Mtato of Mary J. Fbr- donskl, deceased. names the following witnesses to prove Order appintlng tlmo and plaoe for settleintinuous residence upon, and cultivation ment of final aooount and to near petition for I id land, vis: George Duke, "Joshua distribution. kam, Komanzo Fau sett, Isaiah On reading and filing the petition of Isaao vo CitUtah Co., Utah. Fordonskl, administrator of tne estate of Mary J. Fordonskl, deoeased, setting 'forth that he Register. Attorney. has filed his final aooount of his administration upon said estate In this Oourt: that all the debt of mid estate hare been fully paid, and tbat a petition of said estate remains tobe divided among the heirs of said deoeased. and among other things for an order alprayingmid final aooount and of distribution lowing tbe residue of mid estate among the perNOTICE OF PREEMPTION PROOF FOR of i sons entitled. PUBLICATION. It Is ordered that all persons Interested In the estate of Mary J. Fordonskl, deoeased, lie Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah I and appear liefore the Probate Court of the 13th, 1890. ( January the Court Room of mid Notice is herebygiven that tbe following-name- d County inoftheUtah, at Oourt Court, House, on the 16th County settler has filed notice of his intention day of 1890, at 10 oclock a. m., then February, to make final proof in support of his claim, and there to cause show an order and that mid proof will be made before the mid final aooount and ofwhy distributionallowing should Register A Receiver U. S. Land Offioer at Salt not be made of tbe residue of said estate Lake City. Utah, on March 6tta, 1890, vis: Joseph and devisees of the mid Mary Statement No. 10045 for tne among tbe heirs Carr, Deelarltory deoeased, according to law. N4 of 8 E A 8V4 of N E 54 See 27, Tp. 8 8. K. J.ItFordonskl, Is further ordered that tne Clerk cause 8 K. 8. L M., Utah. this order to be posted in three publio plaHe names the following witnesses to prove of County and publlsted In the Utah his continuous residence upon, and cultivation ces in Utah Valley Gazette a newspaper printed and cirof said land, viz: culated In Utah County, four weeks succesWilliam A. Adamson, sively prior to said 15th dHy or February, 1890. Carl Groteout, JOSEPH D. JONES, AllenC.Adamhon, Probate Judge. Niels E. Mortensen, Dated January 16th, 1890. All of Spanish Fork, Utah Co., Utah. I T. & BAILEY, FRANK D. HOBBS, of Utah, J Ba Territory Utah County. Attorney. Register. I, V. L. Halliday, elerk of the Probate Oourt for Utah County.Utah Terri that the foregoing Is a full, tory.herebyoertify true and correct of the copy PRORATE NOTICE. original order appointing time and plaoe for settlement of final aooount and to bear petition for distribution. N THB PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR and Witness my band and the seal of mid oourt Utah County, of Utah. In tbe In Provo City this 16th day of matter of tbe estateTerritory of JamesFlsher, deceased. at my office Ordor appointing time and plaoe for settle- January, A. D. 1890. V. L. HALLIDAY. ment of final aooount and to hear petition for Probate Clerk. distribution. By E. L Jones, On reading and filing tbe petition of Wm. deputy Clerk. D. Alexander, administrator of the estate of James Fisher, deceased, setting forth that he has filed his final aooount of his administration upon said the estate in thin Court; that all the SUMMONS. debts of raid estate have been fully paid, and that a portion of mid estate remains to be diTHE JUSTICE'S COURT. Territory of IN vided among the heirs of said deceesed, and 1 Ltah, County of Emery, ss.. Scofield Preo-locamong other things for an order alprayingmid 8. A. Hendrickson, plan tiff, vs. C. Horn, final account and of distribution lowing Summons. Demand, 16.05. Tbe of the residue of mid estate among tbe persons defendant, tho of of People Utah, to C. Ross, Territory entitled. greeting: It Is ordered, that all persons Interested in You are hereby summoned to be and appear the estate of the mid James Fisher, deceased, me. the undersigned, at my office, in bo and appear before the Probate Court of the before Precinct, Emery County, Utah Terriof the County of Utah, at the Court Room of Scofield to answer a complaint filed you mid Court, In the County Court House, on the tory, herein mid plaintiff, with in five against by 24th day of February, 1890, at 10 o'clock a- - m. days (exclusive of the summons of this of is service) day then and there to snow cause why an order served cm within Schofild Precinct, within allowing mid final account and of distribution ten days Ifyou cm d served you outside of mid should not be made of the residue of mid but within the County of Emery, estate among tbe heirs and devisees of tbe and Precinct, within served if elsewhere. twenty days mid James Fisher, deceased. Said action is brought to recover from you ordered that the Clerk cause 16.05 It is hereby warm mud merchandise furfor goods, In Notice to be posted three publio plaoes In nished you by plantiff at your request in FeUtaf County, and this order published in The bruary 1889 as further set forth in e complaint Utah Valley Gazette a newspaper printed filed here in to which you are referred. and circulated in Utah County, four weeks are And notified that If you fall you hereby to said 24th day of Febru- to so appear and successively prior answer as above required, ary, 1890. the Plaintiff will take judgment against you for 66.05 and Interest from February 1889, and Joseph D. Jones, costs of suit. Probate Judge. Given under my hand, this 17th day of JanuTerritory of Utah, Ij BB. County of Utah, ary, A. D, 1SW. 8. J. HARKNESS. L V. L. Halliday, Probate Clerk in and for Justloe of the Peace. Utah County, Territory at Utah, do hereby that the foregoing is a full, true and certify correct copy of tbe original order op pointing time and place for settlemnt of final aoRANCH FOR RENT. oount and to hear petition for Distribution, of tbe estate of James Fisher, deoeased, and On excellent terms, situated five now on file and of record In my office. Witness my band, and the seal of said Court miles south of Delta, on California r8EALl at my offloe in Provo City, this 24 tb mesa, good house, stable and henuay of January, A. D. 1890. house, well fenced, twelve acres in V. L. Halliday. alfalfa, very smooth land and watered Probate Clerk. Utah Co. from the Canal. Inquire of E. m. Jones, J. C. Moses, Provo, Deputy. v No. 249. t. Hoo-fll- ' |