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Show THE UTAH VALLEY GAZETTE. FRIDAY, - - IRETA DIXON, APRIL - 18, 1890. - Editor. Entered at the Postoffice at Provo City Utah . as second class mail matter. The Tri Wikklt Gazettr will Tie published Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornrery ing on and after Monday March, 3rd, 1S9U, by the Dixon Publishing Company. Subscription price by mail 13.00 per annum post paid. Tax Utah Vallxy Gazette, weekly, la published every Friday Subscription by mail post paid 92.00morning. per annum, or 91.60 when paid in advance strickly. Remittance may be made draft, money rder or registered letter, atbyour reek. Give In address full. Including State and postofflee county. Subscribers will confer a favor by forwardto this office when their paing Information persusare not promptly received. This will aid to determine where the fault lies, communications should be addressed to THIS GAZETTE. Provo City, Utah. iu delay of several months lues placing the order the Teleplaced a Telephone Company has GAZETTE office. In TIIE phone Our number Is 89. It lug us up when have a piece of uewe or an ad or Job. After at right to do and which we hope they have not neglected to do in order to bring in a claim for big back pay near the end of their term of office, the coffin organ of the city council, says: This is what Hemenway did in last Fridays Issue of the sheet published In the little hoard shanty near the outskirts of town." MARK TIIE DIFFERENCE. We publish in this issue the full text of the amendments to the law relating to taxation, passed by the late Utah legislature. By comparison, with the old law it will be noticed that whereas in the past the rate of taxation in this Territory has been about the same as the new law makes it, that rate is now to be based upon the full yaluation of the full property instead of one-ha- lf valuation as heretofore. It is therefore apparent that the new law will result in exactly doubling taxes, which will not then he high as compared with taxes in other states and territories we believe. Nevertheless we believe the masses of the voters of the People's party do not approve such a radical increase of the people's burdens and will hardly be induced to send back to the legislature, the men who yoted for the amendments to the revenue law which make such a radical increase on taxation. It was claimed by advocates of the Peoples party before the election that an increase of taxation was one of the chief bad motives of the Liberal party, hut the legislature elected by the Peoples party have done the very thing which the people were led to believe might he expected from Liberal party rule. We believe that the increase of taxation will, however, he cheerfully and readily borne providing the revenue resulting therefrom is wisely expended in public improvements. It will be noticed also that the law as it now stands provides a penalty for the practice of not giving in all taxable property to the assessor. This new item should be carefully read by A. few members of the City Council will doubtless get their reward forgiving the coffin maker a text to practice his favorite liypocracy by preaching against lying when the fellew is the most noted and mean newspaper falsi, lier in Utah. When the fellow lies or makes a mistake it is all the came: he rarely or never corrects a mean low lie. When The Gazette errs and learns of the fact it makes a frank and full correction at once as witness our article accompaning the late Resolution of City Council published in this paper The matter was altogether a trivial one tor if it has been a fact that the members of the council had to-d- ay. fixed their salaries that we understand a have legal right to do so they and there would have been nothing morally wrong if they had done so providing tiieir salaries had been properly fixed and we did not intimate that such was not the case. However if the City Council acts upon this precedent as they must if they are consistant our readeis will accept every statement of The Gazette regarding the City Council made In the future as correct absolutely unless corrected by resolution of the self constituted reviewing committee (Mr. Maiben) and duly published in our columns. But how is the reviewing committee to get his pay for his trouble; out of the taxpayers our out of tiie gratification of his private spite? If the gentleman only wants to set us right out of the goodness of his heart he may save the valuable time of the council for which the taxpayers. city pays by bringing his corrections, opinions and bulderdash directly to BR. LIBEL. our office where he will receive prompt and courteous attention. We hope he Public opinion la strikingly adverse to the will not consider himself such a donmalignant slanderer who occupies the board key in this case that we shall receive shanty down toward the depot. The few re- no more of his favors of this sort. spectable people he haa been forcing his vile sheet upon In the hope that they would eventually pay for It, are giving the fellow to understand in very forcible language that if he persists In sending it to them any longer he will be prosecuted under the criminal laws. We undrstand that he has been threatening blackmail upon persons who have refused to subscribe for the sheet. Most of the decent Arms who have patronized him have also demanded the withdrawal of their advertisement. Graham's Coffin Sheet, The above, if it refers to The Gazette manager, needs no refutation.to It is a libelous lie from beginning end. Not one firm in this city has ordered its ad. out of Tiie Gazette for months. The editor ot Messrs. Smoot, Cluff and Johns paper is rapidly sinking below notice. They do not strive to "have him defend them honestly against our candid criticisms but seem to have given him full rein to indulge in a saturnalia of libelous lies and barnyard abuse. No one cares for any thing the dirty Her, Graham, says but the Presidency of Utah stake insult the public by using such a filty scavenger to throw dirt and stink pots at whoever calls the guilty to the bar of public opinion and their own con- The Salt Lake HIIeraldn Car-respoede- et, E. A. Wilson, Heard. From. On the U. N. and 0 R. R. The whirlwind which was set afloat m the Enquirers issue of by Near Provo City. last Monday is still whirling, and it anti-boo- The chronic old lier had to lie about the location of our board shanty tabernacle. President David John will be delighted to be informed that his mansion just across the road from Tiie Gazette office is hear the outskirts of town. Mr. W. D. Roberts, who is building a magnificent addition to his elegant hotel, half a block north of The Gazette office, will be astonished to learn that he has put so much money in improvements so near the outskirts of town. President Smoot, whose spacious residence is as far from the bank corner as Tiie Gazette is and barely a block and a half from us, will doubtless be pleased to note that his organ has located his home so close to the outskirts of town while indulging in a little moral lecture on lying. Ilypocracy will out. TAXES DOUBLED. C1XCRIXG DOWX. THE SIZE OF IT. Our assessor and collector has been placed in a rather strange and at the same time tight place bv certain provisions uf the revenue law passed by the last legislature, and unless tiie court will stand manfully by him, there will be serious trouble arising while carrying out the provisions of that law. The most binding portion of the law is the provision that the assessor shall assess property at its fair cash value, and failing to do this, he and his bonds are liable to the county for the difference between the assessment and what the assessment should be. It has been customary heretofore to assess property at from 25 to 50 per cent, ol! its real value. Now, to enforce the provisions of the present law means the people will be most grievously burdened, that there will he an immense increase of tax sales, that tiie assessor will be a dreaded instrument to many. dealing out financial weemen of huOur assessors, too, being to tne used harshness not and manity, that is exhibited by too many men clothed with a little brief authority that are in tiie territory. When tiie valuation of property is raised to its full, the revenue accruing will be about double what it has been, thus giving the county more means to handle, but at what at cost! Well, it is to be seen what tiie county court will do in this matter, for something should be done to relieve tiie assessor and the people. . CROSS-SECTIONIN- NOW. G Tlio Piartlo Guaranteelag A Right of Way to 1e Called upon la a few Days. The Street Hallway Ollier Hat- ter. A report has been set afloat by a little paper down in Beaver, we believe, to the effect that the Utah, Nevada and California railway was a mere fake; that is was only pretending and did not intend to build. A Salt Lake paper copied this report and there upon The Gazette which now enjoys exceptional opportunities for ascertaining the facts directly from parties fully 'advised, detailed a reporter to make an investigation. As a result we are able to deny the report authoritatively and in toto. The projectors of the U. N. and C. R. R. mean business. That is indeed evident enough from the fact that their surveyors are the surnow at work Provo of south of road veyed line the has earnest in practiand thus work cally begun. In a few days the parties who have guaranteed a right of way will be called upon to redeem their pledges and the dirt will forthwith begin to fly. Those who doubt have only a short time to wait to be fully convinced; so if they will be patient a little while longer their purturbed spirits will receive a thorough quietus in the premises. Weare in possession of confidential information which enables us to assure the public that full faith mav be put in the enterprise. The road is thoroughly backed by ample capital. Certain real estate men In Provo have some pointers on this subject and that accounts in part for their attitude of quiet confidence. The iron for the Provo Street railway has been ordered and is expected every day. As soon as it arrives construction will begin without a days delay. The first payments on the capital stock have been made and the company will have all the means they ask for. Work on the new electric light plant is progressing finely under the direction of Electrician T. E. Daniels and in a very short time the whole city will be lighted by electricity. In fact everything is progressing in a most gratifying manner which appertains to Provos growth and permanent welfare. The determination of the Provo city council to bond the city for funds to build water works is everywhere commented favorably upon. People in some quarters seem to be surprised that the present city council would be so progressive In spite of the sometime opinions of Mayor Booth respecting bonding. And a few still seem to believe that the matter will be delayed through one pretext or another an unreasonable time if not ultimately entirely repudiated. Hoover, we do not think such will be the case for the simple reason that the people know the pressing necessity and value of waterworks and will not tolerate delay longer. Propellor J. L. Davis, who ranks among the leading real estate men of the west and Is now operating so extensively in Provo reports the outlook fine. Enquiries of Inexception! tending purchasers of Provo realty are growing more and more numerous and actual sales are being made every day in increasing ratio. The sale of the lot just north of The Gazette office ou J street this week for $15,000 is a notable Item which indicates the way the market is tending and shows anything but a depression. The same lot was sold less than a year ago for only $4,200. Less than four months ago it was sold to Reed Smoot for cross-sectioni- ng eems that an innocent statement in my correspondence published in Tuesdays Herald has been construed by one or two into ao adoption or apTo proval of the Enquirers position. put myself right and dispel that notion, I wish to state that several squibs in the issue mentioned were as much deprecated by your correspondent as by any other citizen who has had the interests of Provo at heart. Several of said items were certainlv not in good state, and in the opinion of a very great many, not strictly in consonance with the facts. And moreover, the Enquirer, in attempting to sustain its position by quoting the alleged opiniou of representative citizens places itself in an unenviable light by insertand ing words that were never utteredwere giving views of persons who never approached on the subject. I speak advisedly when I say this is true The above concervative but positive statement charging the coffin scrub with most deliberate and sbameful lying will have great weight among the citizens of Utah County some of whom have in times past thought The Gazette too severe in its self defensive attitude towards Graham and his sheet. County School Superintendent E. A. Wilson is the author of this statement and it was published in the Salt Lake Herald Sunday. Hero fairly and squarely the arch lier is charged with putting words into mouths of na individual never uttered and reporting interviews of persons who were never approached. This is the sort of a sheet that styles itself a church organ and boasts of its importance and the exclusive backing of Utah Stake Precidency. This is the sort of a subterfuge that the unmitti gated coward and imparal-lele- d bully has to resort to in order to carry a point telling so shamefully against him and his few friends. Can honest people longer afford to uphold such a miserable and shameful outfit?. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. THE PROBATE IN I COURT OF UTAH County. Territory of Utah In the mat-to- r of the ettate of Edward llall, deceased Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Edward Hail, deceased to the creditors of, and all persona having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with tbe neoessary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notioe to the said administrator. W. T. Hall, administrator of the estate of Edward Hall, deceased. Dated Bpringville, April 10th, 1890. PROBATE NOTICE. THE PROBATE IN Utah County, COURT IN AND FOR of Utah, ss. Tori-itor- In the matter of the estate of Samuel Pyne. deceased. Order to show Cause why order of sale of real estate should not lie made. Herbert 8. Pyne, the administrator of the estate of Samuel dceeased, having filed bis petition hereinPyne, for an order of sale playing of a part of the real estate, of said decedent, for the purposes therein rat forth: It is therefor ordered, by tho Judge of said Court tlut all persons interested in tiie estate, of said deceased, ippcsr lrafore tiie said Probate Court on Saturday tho 3rd day of May, 1890, o'clock in tho forenoon of said (lay, at tiie Court Room of said Court, in tho Probate Court, at tbe Court House, in Provo City, of Utah, to show cause why au order County should not be granted to tbe said administrator to sell so much of tho real estate of the said deceased as shall lie necessary ; And that a copy of this order lie published at leaat once a week for four weeks successively in The Utah Vat.lkt Gazkttk. a newspaiier printed and published in suiil Utah County. Joseph I). Jones, Prolate J udge. Dated April 3d., 1890. or Utah, Territory Utah r I HB o Thomas Ovard, deceased. John M. Meill, American Fork. Utah, for the Estate. Dated at April 7th. 1890. Att'y. Of Standing, with reluctant fact. Where the brook and river meat. Womanhood and childhood float I " I S typo of thousands of young girls whs era emerging from the chrysalis stage of theli existence, as they enter upon their teens. Nervous, excitable, irritable, stirred by strange, unknowable forces within thank each a mystery unto herself, our girls need the tenderest care, the moat loving, patient oversight, and the aid of Dr. Meroes Favorite Proscription, to safoly oarry thorn through this critical period, In too during which. many lives, alas, are aownthe seeds of distressing forms of diseases peculiar to the female sex. But this boon to womankind will prevent aU such diseases, or cure them If they have already seized a victim. Woman owes it to herself, to her family, and to her social station, to be weU and strong. Let her then not neglect the aura means of cure. Favorite Prescription legitimate medicine. carefully compounded by an experienced and skillful physician, and adapted to womans delicate organization. It is purely vegetable in its composition and perfectly harm leas in its effects In any condition of the system. Bold by druggists; $1.00, or six bottles for O I. V. L. Halliday, Clerk of tbe Probate Court in and for ITtah County, U. T., hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct PRO BATE NOTICE. copy of the original order appointing time and place for raitlemen.t oi final account and to hear petition for distribution, of the estate THE PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOR IN Utah of John Clegg, deceased and now on file and of Utah. In the Territory matter of County, of record in my office. the estate of Lucean J. Hall, dernv hand and the seal of said Court ceased. Order to show cause why order of Witness I In Provo City, Utah, this sale of real estate should not Ira made. seal 18at my office Sarah J. Hall, the administratrix of the day of April A. I). 1890. V. L. HALLIDAY. estate of Lucetin J. llall, deceased, having filed her jratitlon herein praying for an order Clerk. of sale of all of the real estate, of said decedent, for the purpose therein set forth: It ia therefore ordered, liy the of said NOTICE OF APPLICATION. Court that all liersons interested Judge in tiie estate said deceased, appear before the said IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR of Prolate Court on Saturday the 20 day of April, 1 Utah county. Territory of Utah. In the at 10 oclock in the fore noon of said day, at matter of the estate and Guardianship of the Court ltixiin of said Court, in the Court Freda Johnson and Henry Wing, minors.' Provo in of to show House, Utah, City, County Notice of Application for Guardianship. cause why an order should lie granted to the Notice Is herety given that Sigfred Asaid administratrix to sell so much of the real has filed with the Clerk of this Court estate ot tbe said deceased as shall Ira receshis petition asking for Letters of Guard iunshl of the person and estate of Freda Johnson tin sary. And that a copy of this order Ira published Wing, minors, and that Saturday the at leant Henry once a week for four weeks secces-sivel-y 10 day of May, A. D., 1800. at 10 o'clock a. m in Utah Valley Gazette, a newsiajrar of said day, at the Court House in Provo City, and published in said Utah County, LTv printed County of Utah, and Territory of Utah, has T.. and such other notices as may be been rat for hearing said petition, when and required where any person Interested may appear and bylaw. D. JOSEPH JONES, show cause why the said ctitlon should not Probate Judge. be granted. "lit Copyright, IMS, by Woelds Du. Kia Alts. Or, PIERCES PELLETS regulate and cleanse the liver, stomach and bowels. They are purely vegetable and perDue a JDoasw Bold by fectly harmless. rugglata. AS ooata a viaL mmr 3C0TTs $8,200. 8S8B3" ggSSSF" Iio Com-misson- er n, iblt V. L. HALLIDAY, By Clerk. Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE. COURT OF UTAH IN THE PROBATE of Utah. In the matTerritory ter ofCounty, estate the of Philip Jen nc. deceased. Notice of time and place for hearing of petition for admission to Probate of Will. Pursuant to an order In said matter, notice is hereby given that Saturday, the lUthdayof April. A D.. 189i I, at 19 o'clock a. m., at the County Court House, in Provo City, Utah of Utah, in the Court room County, Terrliury inis been unpointed the time and of said Court, ilace for the hearing of a petition uf Thomas - CarlUl' for the admission to probate praying of a certain document therewith presented, to be the last will and testament of purporting Philip J ciine, deceased, when anil where all liersons interested inny appear and contest tbe probate of said will, or the granting of letters to themselves as prayed for in testamentary said petition. Dated at Provo City. April 3. 1890. V. L li alliday. Prolate Clerk. Utah Co., U. T. P- - Hen-ricks- LORORLLOIPS RAISIN, wbais ay or V County. I. V. L. Halliday, Clerk of the Prolate Court in and for Utuh County, Territory of Utah, April. A. D. hereby certify that tho foregoing is a full, true V. L. HALLIDAY and correct copy of the original order to show Probate Clerk. cause why order of sale of real estate should not tie made, in the estate of Samuel Pyne. deceased, and and now on file und of record In my office. PROBATE NOTICE. Witness my tiand and tbe seal of sold Court at my office in Provo city this 3rd day I N THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR of April A. D., 1890. I Utah County, Territory of Utah. In the V. L. If ALL! DAV, matter of the estate of John Clegg, deceased. seal Probate Clerk. Order appointing time and place for settlement of final account and to hear petition for distribution. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. On reading and filing the petition of John Cummlngton, administrator of the estate of THE PROBA1E COURT OF UTAH IN John Clegg, deceased, ratting forth that he has 4 County, of Utah. In the matfiled his final account of his administration Territory of the estate of Thomas Penn, deceased. upon said estate In bis Court : that all the debts ter of said estate have been fully paid, and tbat Notice 1b hereby given by the undersigned, ada portion of said estate remains to bo divided ministratrix of the estate of Thomas Fenn. deamong the heirs of said deceased, and praying ceased, to the creditors of. aiuall persons havclaims, against the said deceased, to exhibit among other things for an order allowing said ing final acoount and of distribution of the residue them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice of said estate among the persons entitled. the said administratrix. It is ordered that all persons interested in toMartha Fenn. administratrix of the estate of the estate of the said John Clegg, deceased, lie Thomas Fenn. deceased. and appear lieforo th Prolate Court of the Dated Provo City, April 7th, 1890. at at the Court Room of said County of Utah Court House, on the 8 day of May, 1890, at 10 o'clock a. m., then and there to show cause why an order allowing said final acoount and NOTICE TO CREDITORS of distribution should not beiniade of the residue of said estate among the heirs and devises TIIE PROBATE COURT OF UTAH of tho said John Clegg, deceased, according IN County, of Utah. In the mutTerritory to law. ter the of estate of rbomas Ovard, deceased. It Is further ordered that the Clerk cause Notli-is hereby given liy the undersigned notices to be posted In three public places in administrator of the estate of Thomas Ovard, Utah County and published m The Utah deceased, to the creditors of, and all irarsons a newspaiier printed and having claims against Gazette, Valley the said decctiscu, to excirculated in Utah County, three weeks suc- hibit them with the necessary vouchers within 1890. 3rd to said ot day May, cessively prior four months after tho first publication of this Joseph D. Jones. notice to the said administrator. Probate Judge. Send all claims to administrator of the CBtute Dated April 16, 1890. or Utah, I BB Territory Uounty o Utah, f The masses cf the people of Provo EMULSION science. appreciate the raise made in the valCURES state that we only may the way By uation of their property and are Wasting Diasaui of this Johnson city week this to the enterprising men who Bishop grateful Wonderful Floah Producer. called at our office and requested us to have brought it about in a great measMany have gained one pound ure by making Provo know. And notify him when his subscription to he that IJtonian. day by ita use. might per The Gazette expired they are in nohumor to be lenient with Emulsion is not a secret Scotts advance. in another us for year malicious effort to cause a deprepay any stimulatPresident David John is himself a ciation of realty values by means of remedy. It contains the itixoi.irno-'Vof the Hypophos-pmt- es false railings against an imaginary ing properties paying subscriber to this paper and pure Norwegian Cod and we might name 750 other gentleboom which never existed speculative the potency of both man in Provo .alone who take Tiie on paper. That is why Provos liver Oil, except increased. unl It is used Nympntliy Ilespect being largely Gazette and pay for it and not one .Vo. 14 old mossback sheet has lost so many sinmcI world. the over to all liodge Iy on the in all that number has ever intimated subscribers and ads. by its late lying by Physicians 1. O. O. of !' Evening PALATADLE AS MILK. that he wished his subscription disdefamation of the very people who 9 Hi. Aqrll Sold by off Druggists. continued. have been so indiscreet as to keep it it has pleased the Su- alive in the OOTT A BOWNI, Chemists, N.Y. Latee. Since the above wasGa-in Wiieueas past. to break of Universe Ruler the of Tiie preme type numerous friends the family circle of our brother G. W. zette have requested us to prosecute Intelligent Readers will notice that him by removing from earth to Shores, or at least Court. subject lollce the dirty libeler heaven his little daughter Anna Belle. to an examination before a U. S. a chance Therefore, be it resolved that we and give the scrub to the bereaved parents our extend John Rolands appeared on the old to prove his assertions together with affle-tioheart-felt sad in their sympathy charge and was fined $10, and he will the officers of his company who are in this recommend them and redonate the above in labor. By morally. equally lesponsibie fwas bat ealy sack Ia iwslt disease, to Great of the trial hour their Physiseen be will law libel it to the a disordered ference J. F. Beesely put in his appearance Uver, vis reaches broad whose sympathy on charge of being drunk, and was Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia, that a person commits a libel just as cian, to our every sorrow, whose love is able fined $5. clearly even though he be too cowardFevers, Costiveness, Bilious to heal every broken heart. James Willson and James ly to name the individual assailed proMurphy Colic, Flatulence, etc. we believe that Anna Belle is had been over indulging in bug juice For 6B viding the article is sufficient to indi- notThat la lost to her parents and friends and both were fined $5, which tkey ar sst warraated cate to the public the party libeled. fmlUStm, hit ar a Uss sssslt early they that she has only failed to snake a remedy. Erie, Mata. Cant the CityCouncII create another forever, but produce, and will help along EVERYWHERE. SOLD to a them world, brighter coffin makers proceeded diversion in the fighting to rake up the rock on others with the where it is their privilege to rejoin the street. interest NUTICK. her in a life that knows no parting John Routh was before Justice from those we love. ' Moon be resolutions charged with being drunk and - The Church of Christ still, hold their IIE these BEFORE spread That LIE HAD TO was fined a $5, which he failed to pro- regular meetings at the old Beebe and of the records the lodge, upon WOUND UP. copy presented to brother Shores; and duce, and worked it out on the etreete. place. O, C. Frlsbey, elder in charge, Bro. be published in The also that they after J. John Routh. Q. Davis, having been revived by being discharged In pointing out in a long editorial Utah hit Gazette. request. Services every Sunday at on could not Valley take Wednesday night, 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Prayer meetings mess of. rot the frightful moral deso Jr officers of himself care to the had Alex. Gillespie, every Wednesday and Friday evenings pravity of Tiie Gazette In erroneousonce A. him more. He a received as heretofore. help Saxey, Council Provo City ly stating that the Jr. fine B. $10 and will board it out at the of Bachman, T. J. Pollard, Clerk. own of its had fixed the salaries Committee. expense. 1, citys a January, 1890. membership which they had perfect to-d- PROBATE NOTICE. THE PROBATE COURT IIf AND FOR IN Utah County. Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of John Brook, deceased. Order appointing time and place for the settlement of final account and to hear petition for distribution. On reading on filing the petition of Israel Evans, administrator of tbn estate of John Brook, deceased, ratting forth tbat he haa filed his final acoount of his administration upon said estate in the court; tbat all the liebts 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 allowing said final account and of distribution of the residue of said estate among the persons entitled. It is ordered that all persona Interested In the estate of the said John Brook, deceased, be and appear before the Probate Court of the County of Utah, at the court room of said court, in the county oourt house, on the 10th at II) o'clock a. m then and day of May. U0Q,cause there to show why an order allowing said final account and of distribution should not be made of tbe residue of said estate among tbe heirs and dlvisees of the said John Brook, deceased, according to law. It is further ordered that the Clerk cause notice to be posted In three publie places in Utah County and published In the Utah Val a newspaper printed and efr let Gazette, In Utah County, three weeks suoces culeted 1HU0. sively prior to said 10 day of May, D. Joses, JosephProbate Judge. Dated April 17, 1890. I or Utah, Territoryop Utah. ( County L V.L. Halliday, Clerk of the Prolate Court In and for Utah County U. T., hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of the original order appointing time and plaoe for scttlomnt of final acoount and to hear petition for Distribution, In the estate of John Brook, deceased, and now on file and of record in my office. Witness my hand, and the seal of said Court City, this 17th SEAL it my office in Provo 1HB0. of Utah, BB Territory Utah ( I County. PROBATE NOTICE. matter ot tne restate ot J iiomas K. MeUraw, deceased. Order appointing time and place for settlement of final account and to hear icti-to- n l'or distribution. On reading anil filing tho petition of Mary E. McGntw.ailniinistratrixof the estate or Thomas U. MeGraw, deceased, setting forth that he has tiled hia final account of his administration uiwii said estate in this Court; that all the debts have liecn fullv laid, atul that a iiortion of suiil estate remains to lie divided among the heirs of said deceased, and praying among other things for an order allowing said tl'uul account and of distribution of the residue uf said estate among tho Mrsons entitled. It is ordered that all irarsons interested in the estate of the said Thomas K. MeGraw, deceased, be and appear before the Prolate Court of the County or Utah, at the Court 10 aim ol said Court, in the County Court House, on the US day of April, 1899, at 10 o'clock a. in., tin'll and I here to show cause why an order allowing suid final account and or distribution should not bo made of the residue of said estate among the heirs amt devises of tho said Thomas E. MeUraw, deceased, according to law. It la further ordered thnt the Clerk cause copies of this order to lie posted in three public places in Utah County anda published in Thk Utah Valley newspaiier printed and circulated Gazette, in Utah County, three weeks successively prior to suid 12 day of April JOSEPH D. JONES. Probate J udge. Dated March 19, 1890. Utah, I BB Territory or County or Utah, f Y. L. llalliduy, Clerk of the Probate Court Utah County, Utah Territory, do hereby certify that the forgoing is a full. true and correct copy of tliu original order aptime and uIhoo for settlement of pointing final account and to hear petition for distriiiu-tioin the estate of Thomas E. MeGraw, deceased, and now on file in my office. Witness tny hand and the seal of said court this 19 day of March, A. 1)., 1890. V.L. It ALLIUAY, Probate Clerk. T, for n' 11 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. COURT OF UTAH IN THE PROBATE of Utah. In tb matTerritory ter ofCounty, the estate of Anna Isnlielle Lords, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of tiie estate of Anna Isalieile Lords, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the suid deceased, to exhibit them with tho necessary vouchors within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator. Henry It. Lords, administrator of the estate of Anna Isalieile Lords, deceased. Dated March 14, A. 1)., 189U. SUMMONS. JUSTICES COURT, TERRITORY IN orTHE Utah. County of Emery, ss., Scofield Precinct. T. II. Thomas, vs. John to John lkrr, greeting. lcrr, You arc hereby summoned to Ira and apiraar before me. the undersigned, at my office, in Scofield Precinct, Emery County, Utah Territory, to unawer a complaint filed against you herein by suid plaintiir.wltbin five days (exclusive of tne day of service) of this summons is served on you within Scofild Precinct, within ten days If sorted on you outside of d Precinct, but within the County of Emery, und within twenty days if served elsewhere. Said action is brought to recover from you tho auui of Forty Eight Dollars and 25 cents for goods, sold and delivered to you at your sMicial instance and request. And you are hereby notified ttiat if you fail to ao appear and answer as aliove required, the PluiiitilT will take Judgment for 448.2 as per complaint (to which you are referred) and (Mists of suit. Ttube- - sheriff --orntir coiiSnbla Pf taiJ county Make greeting. legal service and due return herein. Given under my band, this 17th day of March. A. D., 1890 S. J. HARKNES8. Justice of the Peace. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 448 25, de-iim- Sco-fll- 1 I. V. L. clerk of the Prolate Court in and for Halliday, Utah Cxiunty, U. T., hereby certify that the foregoing ia a full true and correct Tn the Prolate Court of Utah County, Terrl- copy of the original order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not be made' tory of Utah. In the matter of the estate the estate of Luceau J. llall, deceased, and now of Christian W. Nielsen, deceased. Notice ia on file and of record in my office. hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Christian W Nielsen, dehomestead of ceased, to tho creditors of, and all persons havOffice at Salt Lake City,proof. Utah, ing claims against the suid deceased, to exhibit day of March, A. !., lwn. 1890. Notice is hereby given them with the necessary vouchers within four April 16th,following-narnoV. L. HALLIDAY. d rattler has filed r seal , that the months uftrr the first publication of this notice Probate Clcrl notioe of his Intention to make final proof to tiie said administrator. and said his of in support that claim, Jacob J. Jacobsen, administrator of the estate of Christian W. Nielsen, deceased. proof will be made before the Judge, or in his Absence, the Clerk of County Goum Dated at Provo City, IV b. 1st. 1890. NOTICE TO CHDITOK. of Utah County, at Provo City, Utah, on May 81, 189(1, viz. : William D. Lewis H. E. 7478 for THE PROBATE COURT OF UTAH S. W. K, See. 4 Tp. S. R. 8 E. S- - L. P. M. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN County, He names the following witnesses to prove Territory of Utah. In the mathis continuous residence upon and cultiva- ter of the estate of Edward Hall, deceased. Tn the Prolate Court of Utah County, Ter-- . Notice is hereby given by the undersigned tion of the land, viz. : administrator of the estato ritorr of Utah In thcmalter of the estate Edward Harris, of Edward Hall, Alfred N. Hillings, deceased. Notice is Andrew N, Holds way, deceased, to the creditors f, and all liersons claims tho said deceased, to hereby given by the undersigned, administra Edward T. Harding,, having against exhibit them with the necessary vouchers tor of the estate of Alfred N. Hillings, deceasLevi S. Holdaway, ail of Provo, Utah. within months four after the first publication ed, to tbe creditors of. and all irarsons having FRANK D. HOBBS, of this notice to tho suid administrator. claims, against the said deceased, to exhibit Register. 1 William Hall, administrator of the estate of them with the necessary vouchers, within four Booth & Wilson, months after the first publication of this noEdward llall. deceased. Attys. tice to the said administratrix. Dated Bprlngville, April 1st, 1890. Delwrah of the estate of Alfred N.Hilliugs.udministratrix Hillings, deceased. NOTICE OF APPLICATION. Dated at Provo City, Utah, Fob. 1st, 1800. THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR IN 1 Utah County, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of John T. Davis, deNfOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LAND ceased. Notice of Application for Approval Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, April 1st, ort ofI Commissioners, MOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF, te Is y Is hereby given that the following-name-d Notioe Land Office at Salt lake City, Utah, by said court to make parti-nav- e has filed notice of his intention February 7th 199. Notice is hereby appoi settler filed with the Clerk of to make final tlon of said estate in suptiort of his claim. und that tho following named settler has given lilt'd this Court their report, and petition asking for that said proofproof notice of ills intention to make final proof will Ira made before Register in the Approval of the same of tiie estate of10John & Receiver U. S. Land Office at Saltthe of his and said lake support claim, that City, T. Davis,deoeased, and that Saturday the day Utah, on May 7th, 1890, viz: Julia C. Anderson, proof will Ira made before tbe Judge of May, A. D., 1890. at 10 o'clock a- - m of said H E No. 6741 for the Lots 1 & 2, See. 25 & Lot 0 or in his absence the County Ulera of Utah Sec. 24 Tp. 58U1W. & Lota 2 & 8 Sec. 30, Tp. County. Utah, at his office in Provo city, on da, March 29, 1890. viz.: Charles II. Stewart. H. K.. of Utah, and Territory 6 8 U 1 E. S. L. M., Utah. and for hearing said report and petition, when He names the following witnesses to prove No. Mil. for lot five (5; Sec. 27, S. 8 S. R. 2 E. L. Meridian. S. where any person Interested may a; his continuous residence upon, and cultivation and show cause why the said report shoul He names tiie following witnesses to prove of, said land, viz: Hubert Gilchrist. William his continuous residence upon, and cultivabe appeared approved and confirmed. Hone, Jr., Thomas Uni lodge, Joseph II. tion of, said land, viz. : all of Irahi City, Utah. By order of the Court: L. V. HALLIDAY. T. C. BAILEY, Frank Matly, FRANK D. IlOBBM, Clerk. Josegh Dudley, Attorney. Register. U1890. D. 15, A. Provo City, T., April James King, and Jwhn Cartep uU of Benjamin, Utah Co., Utah PROBATE NOTICE. FRANK D. HOBBS, n. SACKETT. Register. Booth & Wilson, aud Manufacturer. Furniture laundry Attys. At his place f business on West Lords, deceased. Order to show cause why NOTICE TO CREDITORS. of sale of real estate snould nut lie Centre Street Proyo is prepared to order made. all of kinds manufacture and repair THE PROBATE COURT OF UTAH Henry B. Lords, the administrator of the IN County, furniture. eatate of Anna Iaalralla Lords, deceased, havof Utah. In the matTerritory ter of the estate of George Hone, deceased He has opened a laundry and is ing filed hiB petition herein praying for an is Notioe of whole aale of the real of the hereby of given estate, by the undersigned adready to do all sorts of work in that said decedent, for tbe purposes therein of the estate of George Hone, deset ministrator Satisfaction forth : line on short notice. to tho creditors of, and ceased, all irarsons havclaims Is Iherfore agMiiist the said deceased, to exhibit It Furniture exihxnged. Court ordered, by the Judge of said ing guaranteed. ihetn with the all that interested vouchers in within ten the estate, Nov.-7-6-persona necessary of said deceased, appear before the said Pro- months after the first publication of Ibis notice bate Court on Manday the 7th day of April, to the said administrator. David Hone, administrator of tbe estate of 189U,at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court House, in Provo city .County of Utah, George Hone, deceased. Dated to show cause why an order at Provo City, March 3. 1890. should not be to the said administrator to sell so granted much of the real estate of the said deceased as TH shall be necessary. And that a copy of this order at least three !j woeks successively in The Utah Valley Gaare those put up OTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL zette, a newspaper printed and published In PROOF. Land Office at Salt Lake said Utah County. 3 D. K. PERRY CO. 1890. 10, March D. JOSEPH Notice ia City. JONES, M Who are llii- Largest given that tho follow ing - named hereby Probate Judge. M Seedsmen in i! has filed notice if this Intention to makesettler Dated March 19, 1890. final ki D.M FiRkvti'Cii'i proof in supimrt or hia claim, and that said I I ofUtah Utait, f Territory Beautifully ft Ira will made liutore the Judge or in his proof ss County of 1 County Clerk of Utah COunrv. I. V. L. Halliday, Clerk of tho Prolate Court absenceat the Provo on April 20. 1890, Utah, City, Utah, of Utah County, Territory of Utah, hereby viz.: Evan Taylor -.H K 0(42 for the S WV lor l2jo will lie i.iuiU- -i i'.v I E tu idl . that tho forgoing Is a full, true and certify B WJ4 & Lot 8, 8eS. correct copy of the Order to show cause why applicant., and In lirt i- ivin's J.v- - f 3 !order of sale of real estate should not tie made. toinen, it i better lliun i'wr. the' names lie to prove witnesses in the estate of Anna Isabella Lords, deceased, his continuous following eryperaon using Garden, Slower residence upon and cultivation and now on file In my office. or Field PEEDSuhmiMfcml friL. lund, viz. : Witness my hand and seal of said Court of, said D. M.FERF1Y&CO. Robert H Davis, at my office in Provo City, this 19th day DETROIT, MICH. Charles W. Davis, of March, A. D., 1890. Joseph E. Cloward, V. L. HALLIDAY. William Curtis, all of Salem, Utah. SALE Clerk of tho Probate Court. FRANK D. IIOHHS. Register. Booth & Wilson, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Attys for Client. Notice. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TN THE PROBATE COURT OF UTAH THE PROBATE COURT OF UTAH County, Territory of Utah. In the matter IN County, the estate of Samuel Pyne. deceased. -- Notice The following described animal of Territory of Utah. In the matla administhe ter of the estate hereby given by of SinieonUlanchard.dooeased. undersigned came to my faim, on Provo Bench, last trator of estate the Samuel of Notice is deceased, hereby given hv tho undersigned fall: One gray mare about 7 years to the creditors of, and all Pyne, persons having administrator of the estate ofSlineonBlanchard against the said deceased, to exhibit having claims gaafnst the said dccenscil, to exold, branded on light Thigh fi, on left claims them with necessary vouchers within hibit them with the neoessary vouchers within The owner of tfjd ani- four months the shoulder after the first publication of this four months arter the first publication of thi notioe tho said administrator. notice to the said administrator. (o mal can call and get her bv paying S. Tyne, administrator of the estate Herbert BenJ. F. Blanchard, administrator of th S. B. Moore Of Samuel Pyne, deceased . estate of Simeon Blanchard deceased. damages. Dated at Provo City, February 24, 1830. March 7, 1890. 1100, March 1, 1890. Provo City, U. T., April It, A. D. No. 1890. 352. final Notice No. 329. No. 177. Col-ledg- or-p- e, er m. No. 310. HEST SEEBg - v-r- il- - see! rmmvd - J Tp.gU i--n- 3BSaBEBBSSfi biray 1- 3, |