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Show riV.-wl te ;r-.rfg- rr -- THE UTAH Last Saturday evening at the GAZETTE? - 'r resid- Provo parents-i. Mr. ; Edward Kuowlden City,; pbiiKy, - NOVEMBER 14, 1890. and Miss Mabel Twelves were united in marriage under the most auspicious Send Vonr Orders to THE GA stars. Miss.Twelves is the daughter ZETTE bV Telephone --No.- 89. of Jno. R. Twelves cashier of the Commercial and Savings Bank in this City and a representative of one of the oldest and most estimable families in this City. The bride was also one of The Proro Comm rclal and Sar. Provos most amiable, lovely and acn lugs Bank will pa 5 per cent coin-young ladles and in the de complished qonnded quartej of a prize Mr. Knowlden such -r tavlngt capture J posits. Blank Deeds aj)kl .Mortgages at The Ga- deservescongratulation. lie isa young man who, however, has been in this zette office. only a year ox so. The young next week will re- - city Tiie Gazette t at once to Butte sume its old targe 8 column form and couple proceeded Montana, where they will reside at contain a nuimber of" leading articles the present. It will remaim under the old manageFor neat tonsorial.work go to Bert ment of course. White on the West End Block. The street Jllail way is being pushed on street past the old founda-t-jTfo- r Jonx M. Brandt, a man forty the Aew B. I A. building. A years of age, came to this city in 1S83; whence he came or what his reputation lamcDOTbJSrmBnan employed. was, nobody knew. All that was known JJq. Davis is, prepared to file and of him was what he saw fit to tell of rehandle saws,hollowgrind raisois and himself. He claimed that his parents sharpen scisors andeverytliing in that were wealthy. But as years rolled by line that requires edge. Call at and nothing was beard of the allegNo. 196 Cor. F and 5th .streets lroyo. ed parents, the people placed less credence in what the man claimed. But on tf Dr. G. )Y. Shoi-Provo has en- the 27th inst. the Oregonian gave an his late illness account of the death of John Brandt, tirely recoyered and looks robust tnd handsome as the father of the man here, and stating ever. Already he is busily engaged that the estate was valued at about one hundard and seventy thousand dollars, attending prfessioui! calls again and to be divided between five children. those who require Vis. services will We congratulate Mr. Brandt on his find him readyto respond as of yore. sudden acquisition of wealtli ami wish Miss Blanche VOmenberry the fair him all prosperity due to daughter of CaslrieBusenlierry of the ican Fork Independent. First National Bank, ant'd Mr. Parker If you want to enjoy meals strengthen a clerk of the Cooperati-Institution in Provo set out togetlierfor the Tem- your disgustion with Simmons Liver Regulator. ple "Wednesday morning and will return Some people who have insisted that as Mr. and Mrs. Parker, f Messrs Wilder jnd McArgle, not they carry the Provo City Council in their pockets are finding fault because long since from iSTw Orleans, have the Water Works don't go opened up a cigan store stud news ahead half cocked Company without any enstand in the quartet on Centre .Street from the city and put in lately occupied by Knowlden &, Co. couragement water their After having done system. They are most entTrprising business their best to prevent t lie pledging of gentlemen and will succeed. Patron- patronage to the projectors of the imize them. They are agents also for as usual they want to see it the Salt Lake Steam Laundry and for provement lone. It is the old game of the mermanufacturers of cutlery. cenary ring here who in reality J want The asplialtum walks being laid everything in a shape so they can grab along J street by the Utah Asphalt it at half cost. They probably think that company have proven a failure and without any guaranteed patronage abandoned. It is from the city if the Water Works were the work stated that St. N. LeSieur has made once in enough of thoir tool citizens application for continuing the work would boycott it to enable the ring to under the present franchise, repre - buy the stock at half price. sentirig competency to put down a first-clawalk. Nothing, however, fcs definite us to what will be done in The Provo City Council held a short ' the matter. session Monday evening, but transactIt is with pleasuretkat most people ed no business of especial importance. Mr. McBride applied for a retail in Provo will learn of the establishto deal in liquors, etc., but ifis licence ment of a new undertaking house in Provo. Skewes and Son of Sale Lake bond being defective, the Marshal was City will open up here soon. They are instructed lo give him notice to close well and favorably known in Salt his saloon until his bond was perfectLake City as leading undertakers. ed to conform with the city ordinence. Dunn from the Committee ou Public Heretofore one little firm located in part of a shanty somewhere in the Grounds and City Froperity, reported filth deposit quarters of the First on the matter of a Firemans Hall. National Bank block have had this The lowest bid that had been received business about suppressed with high for constructing a hall was that by Architect Smith for the sum of $5485. prices and unsatisfactory service. On motion of Maiben, the matter was Two supplemental actions in eschto the Cinmitteo of the whole. eat have been filed by tlie United referred matter The of the fees in the case of States district attorney against W. B. John B. Miller vs. Provo City, in Preston, Robert Burton and John B. which plaintiff recently sued the city Winder as trustees for the property of for 81000 damages to his land caused the church of Jesui Christ of Latter-da- y overflow of an irrigation ditch, the Saints. The petition is directed by up, and on motion of at the Temple block, the tithing office, was brought was $200 appropriated to the together with the grounds on which it Dixon, to the witness fees. pay Attorney City is located, the Gurdo house and histo81000 was also appropri sum of The rians office. The description of the proa note of the Provo Com ated to perty, which embraces all of block 87, mercial pay and Savings Band. in plat A, mentions its value at $750, The claims were allowed: following 000; titliing office and grounds, 75,000; C. D. Moray, surveyor, 8117,50; J. B. Grade house 50,000; historians office, Hoffman, surveyor, $00: A. L. Booth 820,000; total, $895,000. f surveyor, 830; Charles Gray, city A fire broke out at the rear of the teamster, $40; L. S. Glazier, for serbuilding occupied by George Rynders vices on sidewalks, 858,25; D. K. Bunrestaurant, but was put under control nell, hauling gravel, claim withheld; Tomson, wagon, $92.50; East by a timely use of water buckets. Tlie James ., $30.70. cause of the blase was the range being The claim of J. C. Jones was retoo close to the wall, burning through ferred to the Committee on Quarantine. and igniting the lath and wood-worThe Committee on Fire Department The fire being inside the wall there was authorized to purchase a fire bell was some difficulty in extinguishing at a cost not to exceed $500, and after it. The trouble in Laving a lire alarm this important drovision fertile public given is becoming proverbial. To safety bad carried, the Council adbunt up the man paid for this and the journed. iiuw ! '- . . upJ . - La o has-bee- ss -- Co-op- k. 13e, Uar mill Dcformltleif. conbreaking into the meeting-hous- e sumes, time enough to do immense damage before the fire department is called out. In this instance the entire block might liaye been in ashes had it escaped the control of those present. -- ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup, has been used by millions of mothers for chlL dren teething for over fifty years with ftkfsufferer atnce, mwhiccs mSS. nut from pain, and the sleep by freeing the child cherub awakes as Vbright as a bottom. little it is very pleasant to taste, soothes the child, the gums, allays pain, relieves wind, is the best known regulates the bowels, ana whether arising from remedy orfor diarrhoea, cents a tethfna other causes. Twenty-fiv- e I . I Dr. T. J. Eaton, formerly of tlio surgical infirmary of Indianapolis will visit Provo City, Monday to Sunday, Nov.3rd to 9th. Rooms at Cosmopolitan Hotel. Dr. Eaton'has for the past twenty-fiv- e years made a special tyof the eye, ear and deformities, cross eyes straglitened in 0116 DllllUtB Without j paill. All in-flamed and Sore ees can be Cured unless disorganization has taken place. Arti-ucial eyes inserted, and the most effi-eofto- ns I furnished. t ifif I Pi TsiT mmTI liin debility For these complaints take Simmons Liver Regulator. It keeps the stomach clear and prevents any of the above poisons from getting In the system, or. If there already It will drive them out, no matter how strongly rooted or longstanding, and you will again have good health and be happy. Have you a pain In the side, back or ? It fs not rheuunder the shoulder-blad- e matism but dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. Does your heart throb violently after unusual exertion or excitement ? It Is not heart disease, but indigestion. Tale Simmons Liver Regulator. Aj a matter of conceived duty to humanity I wish to bear my testimony to the unfailing virtues of Simmons Liver Regidator. If people could only know what a splendid medicine it is, there would be many a physician without a patient and many an interminable doctor's bill saved. I consider it infallible In malarial infection. I had, for many years, been a perfect physical wreck from a combination of complaints, aU the outgrowth of malaria in my system, and, even under the skillful hands of Dr. J. P. Jones, of this city, I had despaired of ever being a well woman again. Simmons Liver Regulator was recommended to me. 1 tried it; it helped me, and it is the only thing that ever did me any good. I persevered In its use and I am now in perfect health. I know your medicine cured me and 1 always keep it as a reliable 'standby' in my family." Mrs. Mary Kay, Camden, Ala. r'Z w r" f .sonnoNi 4..- - - THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR pf UtRb DISTRICT COURT OF Ten-ritry of Utah. In the matter ofCounty, Judicial District of the the estate of Elizabeth Roach, de cowed. Order appointing time and place for of Utah Utah County. Territory settlement of final account and to hear petiM. Catherine Solander, Plaintiff, vs. tion for distribution. SumOn reading and filing the petition of L. A John W. Solander, Defendant. Wilson, agent and attorney of Martha Ann mons. The people of the Territory of Rraithwalte heir of said, deceased, setting Utah send Greeting: To John W. Solanforth that the final account of the administration upon said estate in this Court, has been der .Defendant. --You are hereby required filed and that all the debts of said estate have to appear in an action brought against been fully paid, and that a portion of said estate remains to be divided among the heirs you by the above namedPlaintiff,' in the of said deceased, and praying among other District Court of th$ First Judicial Disthings for an order allowing said final account trict of the Territory, of Utah,, and to PTIIE e BRIEF ff ACTS. GOUT imTi t)OjHTWlWl PROBATE NOTICE. . Torpid DROPS 5 1 SICK HEADACHE ence of 'tine brides bottle i ririr MliTHTOWP . and of distribution of the residue of said estate among the persona entitled. It is ordered that all persons Interested In the estate of the said Elizabeth Roach, deand appear before the Probate ceased, be Court e County of Utah, at the court room of said Conrt.in the Court Howe, on the 22 day of November,County 1890, at 10 o'clock am orb. iu. then and there to show cause der allowing said final account andwhy of distribution should not be made of the residne of said estate among tlie heirs and devisees of the said Elizubeth Roach; deceased, according: to law. It is further onteaed that the Clerk cause1 Notices to be posted In three public places in Utah County and a copy of this order to be published in The Utah Valley Gazette, a newspaper printed and circulated in 1'tah four weeks successively prior to said Coumr, 3 day of November, answer tlie complaint tiled therein, within ten days exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons if served within this County; or, if Kerved out of this County, but lu this District, within twenty days; otherwise within forty days 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 Court dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between you said defendant and this plaintiff on the grounds that for many years last past you have been guilty of habitual drunken cess and for more' than three years last past have wilfully neglected to provide for plaintiff the common aeces.iarie of life, and that plaintiff be awarded tlie eare and custody of the minor child, mentioned in said complaint; that she recover her costa; and have such other or further relief as may be ripfrt. (For fuller particulars reference is hereby made to the complaint ou tile iu this action.) And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear aud answer tlie said complaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. Witness tlio lion. John Judge, and tie Seal of the District Court of the First Judicial District, in and for the Terri-se- al tory of Utah, this 15th day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred ami ninety. II. .11. HENDERSON, Clerk-B- y B. Bacjimax, Jr., Deputy Clerk. Endorsed: No. 140$, copy. District Court, District, County of Utah.. Catherine M. Solander, Plaintiff, v:s.., John W. Solander, Defendant. Guo. Sutherland, Plaintiffs Attorney. of-th- . !). Joseph D. Joker, Dated October Probate J udge. 21, 1890. of Utah. f Territory Couty of Utah. ! V. J. Halliday, clerk ef the Probate Court in oi for I Utah County, Territory Utah anl hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of tlie original "order appointing time and place for settlement of final uccount and to hear ctitioa for distribution in the estate of Elizabeth Roach, deceased, and now on file and of recoi d in my office. Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate Court at my office in Provo City, this A D.. 1890. seal 21 davV.ofL. IIALLTDAY, Clerk of the Probate Court. Utah Co., U. T. - PKOUATli NOTICE. THE PROBATE COURT, IN AND FOR Utah County, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of James W Loveless, deceased. TN mr Order appointing time and ment of final account and to distribution. On reantiig and filing the petition of James A. Loveless, administrator of tlio estate of Janies V. Loveless, deceased, setting forth that he has filed his final account of her administration upon said csiute In this Ceurt; that all SCROFULA debts of said estate have lieen fully paid, and a portion of said estate remains to be diBRONCHITIS that vided among the heirs of said deceased, and COUCHS among other tilings for an order alpraying First-Judicialow ing said final account and of distribution COLDS of t lie residue of said estate among the persons ng 2is82E3 entitled. It is ordered that all persons interested in tlie estate of tlie said James W. Loveless, deceased. be and npnrnrlicforothe Probate Court d i :iu County ot Utah, at the court room of ono have pound gained Many said Court, in the County Court House on tlie at 10 o'clock a. m., then sib day i f Nov., SUMMONS. per day by its use. and there lo show cause why an order allowing secret a not is Emulsion Scotts said final accouut ami of distribution should i.. NOON, JUSTICE OF THE snid estate made of the residue of contains tlio stimulat- not lie tlieheirB remedy. Peace, in .and for Prvvn precinct. Utah a ml devisees of the-suiJames among s UtahWilliam McOw.ii V. Loveless, deceased,, according to law. County. vs. C. R.Territory. ing properties of tlio Hypophos-pliitcSwa rtzJbaugh A Co., Deft , Plaint iff, cause Clerk ordered the is that further it Cod and pure Norwegian tits. notice to le posted in three public places in daThe people Mle Territory rend greeting, o Liver Oil, the potency of both Utah County anil apublished in The Utah C. E. Swartzbnagh & Co., defendants. and newspaper printed Gazette, is used Valley Yon are hereby summoned to bo and appe r circulated in Utah County, lour1 weeks being largely increased. me theuuderc before igneil, at my office, n 8th world. said to of the over November, Provo day prior Utah County-- , Utah Turitoi , by Physicians all precinct.. liMA to unswer a com pin hit filed against yon herein Joseftt I). Jokes, PALATABLE AS K31LEC. within one month fit mi the by said pluinf.iL Probate Judge. the datfr of the first publication liereof of 1890. day 14. . Dated October Sold hy Druggists or judgment by default will be taken against Utah,. Jf Ba of said complaint. TerritoryofofUtah., prayer you, according to the at CCOTT &, BOW KG, Chomists. N.Y. tor recover from you County Said action dollurs and twenty I. V. L. Halliday. Clerk of the Probate Court the sum of Seventy-si- x THE ONLY ONE. the said plaintiff, in and for Utah County, Territory of Utah, cents, now duiand unpaiefrto under a ad by virtue or m certain express conhereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true made and entered into liy correct copy of the original' "order sit- tract and agreement The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and time hearing final account and peti- and between --on and slid plaintiff. For full ting in estate of James W. particulars you Are lei erred to complaint now Railway is tlie only line runnlug solid tion for distribution," You are hereby notified loveless, deceased, and' now on Hie and of re- on file in this action. Vestibuled,Elect.ricLighted and team so appear mid answer as to if fail office. in that you my Milbetween Heated trains Chicago. Witness my hand and tlie seal of said Court above rcnulncri the plaintiff will take judgat my office in Provo City, this 14th ment ngaiius&.ymi for the above named amount waukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis. including ten. doliursi attorneys fee and ail A.l).. 1890. The Chicago, Milwaukee & t$t. Paul seal day of October, V. L. HALLIDAY. costs of this suit. Solid Railway is the only line running Given un-teClerk of tlio Probate Court, Utah oo., u. t. ray hand this 13th dHV of A. A. NOON, October, A. 1). lfflO. Vesiibuled.ElectricLighred and Steam SUMMONS. Justice of the Peace, Heated trains between Chicago, Coun- Wonderful Flosh Producer. It - It suc-eosve- ly all I r cil Bluffs and Omaiia. The berth reading lamp feature in the Pullman Sleeping Cars run on these lines is patented, ami cannot be used by any other Railway Company. It is tlie great improvement of the age. Try it and be convinced. For further particulars apply to ths nearest coupon ticket agent, or addres, Alex. Mitchhl, Commercial Agent 292 S. Main St.. Salt Lake City. Utah Provo. Pity. THE J USTTCE CO URT MO AB PR ECINCT VICOISATE NOTICE. of Utah County of Grand Nov. 1st Territory lsiMl. LoohIiIhs 1 Cnipo J. P. Noils Oisou TN THE I 50 BATH. COURT TN AND FOR Piuinliir, vs. Erastus Christianson, Defendant Utah Cecnty, Territory of Utah, ss. In the The people or the Territory semi greeting te tlie matter. the estate of Benjamin F.fcitewart, Lrastus Llirlstinsen Defendant.. deceased. tinier a ouioiiitivig time and place You are hereby summoned to bo and appear tor settlement or fii ul accouut and to hear me the undersigned, nc. my office in ; tit ion for Moab precinct. Grand (Jimnty, Utah Territory, tiling the petition of Luther reading and ailniiii-tratoto answer n complaint filed against you by K.(jnStew-aitof the estate of said plaintiff, within one month front the day BcnjaminF. Stewart, deceased, setting forth or of the date of tlie first publieaiion hereof that he h.ts tiled hi- final account of his adniin-is- i taken against j on, ration y jx n said estate in this Court; that Judgment by default will liesaid all the d .'bts have been fully paid, ami that a complaint. according to the pruyer of recover from you portion cf said estate remains to Im divided 8ail action is brought to dolthe sum of two hundred and eighty-seve- n heirs ot said deceased, and praying lars now due and unpaid to the said pininUff. among other among things for an onter allowing said, under and by virtue of a certain prmnisi.ry final ucooiint and of distribution of the residua note im.1 book acccunt being an express of said estate atm ng tlie persons entitled. traet or agreement made aiid.ontep-- l Into by interested iu It Is lirekred tbit all and between you and said plaint id. For laill tho estate of the said persons Steward, deyou are referred to einnpiiunt tow ceased. tie and before the Court particulars file in this action. You are hereby not Jtlod of the County uppoar on room of at court the Utah, u( :o so appear nisi answer as suiil court, in tho Court House, on tho County the plitinTilV will take j inljr-fo- r 22 day of November. l.?M0, at 10 o'clock a. m. the n! ovc named u mount then and there to show can so why an order it. allowing said final account und of distrimy hand this first day of bution should not be made of the residue of L. Cra io. said estate among tlio heirs and devisees of tho Justice or the Fwfiee, said Jicnjniniu F. Stan-art-, dcoeused, accordMein 1, I ish. ing to law it is further ordered that tho Clerk causo Notices to le jiosrcil in tiueo public places iu Utah County anil u copy of this order to bo Utah a published Gazette, LAND newsacr, printed und Valley NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. in Utah circulated Office nt Salt Lake City, S.pt. i0i.li 1H). Couty, four weeks prior to said Notice is hereby gion that the ollowing-nainc- d 22 of November. 1S90. day settler has filed notion of his intention Joseph D. Jones, to make final proof in support, if his claim, and Probate Judge. that said proof will bo madeliefore RcKisrcraml Dated October 21, 1890. Receiver U. S. Land Office at Suit Lake City Terkitort of Utah. I Utah on Nov. Ulh, 1S'.0, viz.: Clia lies Con rail,f Utah. of County I). S. !luT4for the N. 'i. of S. iE. ?. and Lot V. L. Hnlliihiy, clerk, of the Piobate Court St!C. :.1. un i lAt 4 ISeci 32, Tp. S. it. 4 E. S. L in1.anil for Utah County, Utah Ten i tory, here- ' M. Utah. by certify thatofthe foregoing Is a full true and He names the following witnesses to prove correct the original order npoi tilcopy his continuous residence upon ajl cultivation and time for settlemeat of final acplace ing suil viz.. land, of, to count aud boar for distribution in. petition P. Rawlings, George tlie estate of Benjamin F. Stewart, Jonathan Meechaui, und now tin file and of record it my office. William W. Ferguson. Witness my bund and tho seal of said Proall M. Utah. of Irovo City, John Ashton, bate Court at my office lu Provo City, D. FRANK II0BUS, Register SKALl this 21 day of i k; tidier A. !., 1890. T .C. Bailey, Attorney. V. L. HALLIDAY, Clerk, of tlie Probate Court, Utah Co., u. T. : : uo-tiefo- rc n. . r' - Ke.-ijniuin- Pi-eliul- Nov-Leonid- as 1 No. 606. in-Th- e y ! this set of make didnt I can make TEETH but as them just good. HONEST WOxK ST JUST PRICES. I H. A. ALLSPACH, Over Bank of Commerce, UTAH. PROVO, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. dii-ease- No. 687. S U MMO N S land Notice atfor Lake Oty, Utah, Nov. 6th, Salt publication. d Notice is hereby given that the inten-tkfiled has iris notice of settler THE 1KOBATE COURT IN AND FOR make final proof in support of his INUtah of Utah Iu the claim,toami County, Territory that said proof will be made before dematter of the estate of Samuel Bjamson,. the Probate Judge (or lu his absence tho Clerk undertho Not is ice by ceased, hereby given the County Court), of Utah County. U. T., the estate of Samuel of signed administrator toofthe tho County- Court Hauso at Provo, Utah, on at all and of creditors 20th 1890, viz. : Bjransou, deceased, the said de- December persons having claims against Leonard J. Whitney, II. E. No. 8168, for the the with necessary ceased. to exhibit them B. E. Vt See. II & S. W. U. S- - W. J4 See. S. E. the first vouchers within four months after 12 Twp. 8 8. Range 3 East. publication of this notice to tlio said adminisHe names the following witnesses to prove TWH). follow-ing-uame- m - trator. residence upon and cultivation Abraham S. Bjamson, adminstrator, of the his continuous land. viz. : estate of fckimuel Bjamson dcoeused, or to Wbl of, said Charles A. Streeper, Creer attorney for said estate. William T. Tew, Spanish Fork Utah, October 31st 1890. For Fresh Fish. Send your orders to Erick Nelson, the pioneer Utah Lake fisherman at the mouth of Spanish Fork River. Mr. Nelson Is again in the fish business and will furnish you the best to be had. Ilis address is Lake Shore F. O. Utah Co., Utah. Thomas Groesbeek.all of Springrille Precinot. all of Utah Co. Utah. George Huntington, FRANK D. HOBBS, Register. Booth & Wilson, Attys. for Claimant. Chnrch of God. Meeting of the members of the Church ef God are held every 'Sabbath evening at the residence of Mr. Jesse Coehran in the SecondTVard. Cordial invitation extended to the public to attend. tf IN Tiie Justices' Court of Provo. City, 1 Utah County Territory of Utah, R. T. Davis anil A. O. Johnson partners plaintiffs, vs George Robinson Dcfcisiant. You are hereby summoned to be and appear before me. tlie undersigned, at my office in Utah Territory, to lravo City, Utah answer a complaintCounty, filed against you heroin by said plaintiff within five days (exclusive of tbo day of service) if this summons is served on you outside of said eity or precinct, within the Utah, uxd within twenty days if ityof served elsewhere Said action in. brought to recover from you the sum of $35, due and owing to plaintiffs, by you, for the keeping, feeding and providing for a certain horse by tbe said plaintiffs, for you and at your iustacce and request for a period from tbe 15th day of AugustlM), to the 22nd day of Oetoler, 1890, and for buggies and carriages of plaintiffs used and hived by you during the time aforesaid, and fur costs of this action. And you are hereby notified that if you fall to so appear and answer as above required, tbe plaintiff will take judgment against you for said thirty-fiv- e dutiars and costs of suit. To Ti Sheriff or ant Constable of Said County;. Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereon. Given under my hand, this 22nd day of OcSPh??, A. D. 1890. A. A Noon, JU9tloe ofthe Peace. Provo city, Utah, to-wi-t: -- |