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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17


iretiingi
10 George u. yeadon Henrietta ycsdon. stew.
art =. haurl, Jnlnca Murdoch, Cooper Aus
dcrson and Edward J. lrenNi,h Defend
ants
Xyou AnE HEREBY REQUIRED To Az.
i pear In an AciidM brought against you W
the above named plyintin ~ the District Couft
Of the third Judicial nistfigt OF the Territory
Of Utah, and 10 answer The complaint dIed
Of scryiecl after the service on you of This
suninons-if served within tbs county or, v
served out ot thls county, but IN Tits district,
within tvcniy daysi Otherwise within tony
days or Judgment bv default wili be iAkoh
aEain., you, according 10 tho prayer Of aid
complaint
The aid action Is brought TO recover tho
sum Of 500 with interest thereon at per ccnt
per annun ffom July ii, i-lN. aud the tum u
40 Win interest Al 10 lsr rent ner annnm
from June Z, lsep. aud ten per cent ~ the
amount found due a. attorneys fee, and rosis
o. this suit and for such other or further re-
lief N the prcmises a. 70 this court may seem
meet aud oqultable. And a further decrcc-of
mi. court Tor tho foreclosure and sale OF q part
" lot m block N, plat -" fhlt Lake CITY
survey, COMMENCING NJ point ~ rods south
from the \. ". corner VI said lot running
thence east 7 rods thence south A. rods
thence west rods thence north - 90 the
place Of beginning, under mortgage made
eNecuiiycanh delivered by tho saii defendants
10 the said plaintin september ath, lss4. 10 %.
cure payment OF promisufy notes Tor titnn1
each and even date anu PAYABLE one yuar after
date with interest from GATE until paid that no
pAit OF either OF said nromiinry notes mas hrCn
nald except Interest on the hfst one down Ia
July Is, isl0. and the lnteiosi On the second QUO
down 10 June o, lAsNi whIrh taid mortgage
provided Tor m attorney Zoe n. Aforesaid
That tho faih defendants and all OH -r persons
claiming said premises tulscqusni 10 said
plainin's mortgage may 10 barred and tore
closed under sRid sale and that the proceeds
OF said sale be applied 10 the payment OF tho
amount due the plainun after paying NIL costs
and cNl onfcs aud attorneys Zee and that the
plaintiff may have judgment Tor Hny deficiency
which may remain after applying all the pm,
cctds of SAID ale asalnfi TIE said defendants
GcotHo 4. leAdon And ilgufirtia Nead0n.
And you are hereby nnlhcd that " you fail
N appear and answer tho SAID complaint a.
above required, the said plsiniin will apply 10
the court Tor the relief demanded therein.
Wines the Hon. Chafes y Zane, jndge, aud
The seal Of the Instruct Court Of the Third
judicial District, In and for tho Trfrttor, II
Utah, this lith hiy % February, m tho
year 20 nur lord ono thousand eight hun.
bred aud nineiysuuu
hkNlN q, MCMILLAN,
~ GRO. D. LOOMS,
Deputy clcrk.
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NorIoE Of SALE OF REAL rsIArr.

NOTICE Il nEuTBY GIVEN THAT ~
~ def and by vftuc Ut ~ order OF the FRO.
bate cuuft Of salt iAko County, ttah roru-
tory, made on The eist day Of ftbfuiry. ispi.
TIC underlined. the duly appointed and quali
ned guardian Of tho persons and estates Of
John Woodruff aud Julia Woodruff. minors.
VIII SOL At private sole. 10 tho highest bidder
for cash. aud subject ~ confirmation
by said Probate ,onrt, all the right,
title. interest, aud estate OF tho said
minors, In or IN that certain piccc or parcel vi
land Situate IN salt Lake uity. salt lake COun
", Yah Territory, aud uariicaisriy described
a. follow. To- Wit IN undivided hne third IN
tefrst IN lois ten no. nnd c.ctcn lIt IN block
thirteen tial. i've acres, plat "a" nir iieid
survey
hid. IN wriilus,ri he received Tor sad IRON
cfty, Addressed 10 the undersigned. care ~
lsaac NJ Waddeh. attorney. % and % Tas 1,
fir.t south street. Salt Llkc CIV, ttsh, uu o.
aud including the net dAy OF March, islt. after
which aid properly viii 'he aplt Terms ADD
condition 81 fnic. cash, ppd subject 10 conhrms
alton ~ said i'tnhitc Conf
AsAiiFi. u. WOODRUFF
Guardian Of ihe persons and estates 81 said
Dated ihis 18th DAY ofMareh, 1901 did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

The choicest Of rickety abodcs was de-
seribed by girl whoso only home Il had
been for fourteen yearsi 81 rcckin hit II
net up thar right smart while yit, but
hits powerful cold en- leaky." Even whero
better quarters are obtainable the cracker
prefers some great shackllng structure i'm
possible TO heat or 10 humanlzc, because,
for.0oth. ~ ono occupant alleged, here
we has dinln' hall" Wont TO flock 10
the suburbs of city, Just beyond tax
limit, they herd. dirty and dlsorderly, Ia
filth and semildloness In leaky novels
without other furniture than the barest
neocssAries. II therr v ground enough To
grow few vegetables, the responsibility
III cultiyating IL becomes a pretext that
often deprive. household NJ the earnings
" iis head. Aien habliually abandon
work on prctense Of maxim or gardln.'
A llttle girl, who with her sisters help
supported u family OF six, when asked why
her father did not assist. excused hin on
the plea, Dad does our gard min '-tc-
garden being plat ten " twelve
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE,

NOTICE rs nEREni GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order OF the Probate
Court ~ the Houniy ~ SAT- take, Itah louir
tory, made on tho 18th day of May, A y. i-gp,
liONells deceased, the undersigned viii sell
~ rhiNAtL sAin, by sealed bids IN writing, TO
the highest bidder fDr cash Eod coin Ut tho
uni,sd niaics, ana subject u confirmation hY
sad ~ obslo Court, on the lQth day Of March,
1871, NJ " O'Clock N ~ the law oncc of ltich.
ards Moyie, Constitution nuiling. Main 81,
ely and county OF salt take, territory of uiah,
all the rishi, tale, interest and estate Of tho
said BENJAMIN v iiowells. deceased, NJ
the time OF his death, or IN which his e.
lhte has acquired any interest since his
Otherwise aud all tho TlFbt, tito aud interest
Of MS here m or 10 the following tract " lani,
to'wit An undivided one ninth il'pl la
teresi In all that certain piece OF parcel
Of salt Lake. territory o. Utah, and par.
iicnlAriy described A. follow, tO.witi Com.
meneing AZ a point ten llol rods north u
tile touihwest corner u block forty nine Npl,
and running thence east ten 40 rods. thence
norih eighty t,oj feet, thence west len t.ol
T0os, theise south eighty tsll feet To the place
- beginning, together Win iifit 81 way over
the GLOWING described Land, % wit Com
muncinF nyu 80 rods cAsi aud forJ.nNe lial
fect south oi tho northwest corner ~ lot Tour
90, block foriy nine flal Aforesaid and running
thence north ten 40 feet, thence west n,e fil
rods, thence south ten iOl feet, thence east i've
way south 70 the land described Dhovu, aud
situate, ning and being IA the city aud
county Of sait Lake. Territory Of Utah Terms
and conditions Of sale- cash. anld r0in NJ the
United states, ilper oent Of purohs.e price 10
be pAid on the DAY NJ sale. aud thu.balsnre IN
confirmation hY said Probate Cpur. Al hlis to
be ~ writing, Araied and delivered 10 said j. II.
MoYlc, on on before the hour ~ tAla.
THOMAS b. noMLLLs,
Admlnlsir,tor
Dated this tn day Of March. isli. dJw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

Professor Harper, of Yale. tho new
president Of the new university Of Chica-
go. will endeayor 10 mako the western
school the typical university Of the fut-
urc. His idea Of the model school IL ono
that never stops, but goes ON all tho year
around. There should DO four terms OF
twelve weeks each. Further, the course
should DO No adapted 10 the needs OF all
students that learner might pursue a
single study II he 10 desired. Then pro.
fcssors might swing round the circle, AMI
noted specialists need not confinc their
labors to single college. but could give
students MI over the country tho benefit
Of their knowledge from tino TO time.
But 1t is by no means the right thing, In
Professor Iiarpers opinion, that all tho
colleges In the country should be closed
fourth OF tho time. The true univer.
sity ought TO begin. and then, like Ten.
nyson's brook. go ON forever
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Cotyt M and for salt lake
County, 1csfitory % Utah.


NOTICE ~ nTHEnY GIVEN THAT
~ Lamar a. tntirn anil Samuel earn. ~
minisiAtors ~ the estate Of uuniel Uafn,
deceased, have rendered for scitlemeni. and
hlsd ~ fald Court, then nnal account 81
their administration Of taid estate and
rettinn for dual distribution % the resi-
Que 81 said estate among the persons
entitled thereto, AMI that saturday, the act
day 81 March, A. ~. irli, NJ " O'Clock a. NJ.
AZ The Court Room VI said Court. IN the County
Uouu House. salt lake CITY and Couuty tiah
Territory has been duly hprointedbi the Judge
and hearing SAID potitior for dttrihuunn. at
which time and place any 'pcrfon intefrticd m
sHid tatlto may appear and show rausc, " any
thrre 10, why shid account ahuuld not 30
settled aud approved md fnal distribution
made a. prayed iOf,
CE, Att.EA.
dlw CLERK ot the rrliflc Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

When Lord Thanrt was imprisoned In
tho tower for tho O'Connor riot threo OF
his friends-the Duke Of Bedford. the Duke
Of Laval aud Capt. Smlth-wcrc admitted
to play whist with him aud remain I'LL tho
lock up hour Of II, Early Ia the sitting
Capt. Smith fell buck In u III u apopleXy,
and one Of the party rose to call for help,
"Stopr cried another, 1--WE shall bo turned
out II you make noise; let our friend
alone til II; We can play dummy aud he'll
he none the worse, for can rad death IN
his face. San Francisco Argonaut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

Whittier has never been rich man IN
one sense. In tho other, perhaps truer
sense, Of having simple wants and iastes,
he Is well OH. Between $1,000 ami co.
copies OF his works aro steadily sold, and
will continue to be sold, II Il hoped, for
centuries TO come, particularly his poems
Of nature and patriotism. The copy.
right ON his works holda good for some
Yrnra NnI
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GOOD RESOLVES.

Lkc star 10 tho storm tossed sailor
When the tempest howls In wrath,
Or tho wandcfcr in the forest Wild
To guide him In his path.
The gOod resolves that We have made
In The ycan that have gone bcfors,
Seem 10 awaken and start Ia lie
To help us In trials hour.
And the darker the night uron us
The brighter they shine before,
III with the courage they give Us
We Journey ahead once more.
More fully determined 10 conquer,
With Duty and Path By our side,
with Providence 10 help W. on,
And Coincidence for our guide.
frank 81. Bchymur In Arkanaaw Traveller
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WV" 'f-"t "'''aNN"i hNAehHAhss
The People Of The Territory OF Utah send
To Louisa ffait, widow, Francis !. DYER. lilen
:. irAti, LOIS II. HUI and Ann h. IIaii,
heirs Of 70. late Adiisoa FRAT. deceased,
defendants
YOU AitE nLnEBY REQunlkD 10 AP.
4 pear % 40 atuen brought against you ~
of tho Third Judicial Disrict " the territory
~ Utah, tand 90 answer 30 complaint MED
therein within ten DAYS teA,liiWe % Tho DAY
summons-ii served W hin This county or u
served out of tuia county. but IN this district
within twenty days. otherwise within forty days
or iudgue1t ~ default will tc taken against
You, according Ia tho praycrof said complaint.
tnt aid action il brought 10 have decree
o. ihla court auiudunr each Of The defendants
herein To sct 10th the nature " their CLAIMS
10 thr properly hefsinaiter: lissefIhsi, and
dcisrmuinz such clam or claims a..
Judging that the defendants or each Of
Or either Of them hrve. no Cstaic or
properly. md that the t.lo Of plaintiff 10 same
and the Whols q erect ~ good aud valid, psr
pciuAily enioinins doiendsnts aud each "
ther FROM afferiins anF adyefta interest 70
"a 4 land and premises, aud grating plaintiH
such other and further relief AZ 10 squiiy boz
longs sAld premises are described A. follows,
iiiscl u, Fiat 4. AT Lane Ciiy .arey mn =
uing thence West J rods, thence North tufuia,
thence tasi fOda, thence south 10 rod 10
place Of brsinnlns, situate 10 sait L,te CITY
aud County, Utah Territory.
And you are hrfcby nutned that u ycu fail
TO appear und answer the said spmplaint aa
aboys ieluIcd. The sali plaintiff wllapplyts
the Couft for uhs.ruief demanded there u.
witness tho Hon. fhafes =. LAnn, Judge and
the seat u the DatuCt Court Of the Third
Judicial Distfict, m snu tor tie Territory
Of itah, thisliih day " february In the year
ofour Lord one thousand cight hundred
aud ninety
tsrIi-i HENRY q. MCMILLAN.
Clcik.
iiyGlo u. Loouis,
din Deputy CicIk
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NOTICE ~ iiIItnN 0lNES. THAT
~ Margaret Wilson, administiatfiN ot the -
tate % John Mllson, deceased, hiss rendered
Tor 4ciueinent. and nlcd m faid court, her anal
account OF her administration of said estate
and petition Tor nnnl distribution Of hercsidue
~ sai1 esiair among tho persons cnNtied
usreto, aud inst "wednesday, the iat day u
,nurt Room 81 SAID court. in the County Court
House, SAT- lake CITY and county, Utah
IeuiloU. has been duly appointed b. the
iudEe ~ said r1un. i1f the settlement 81 said
account and hearing aid peution for distrihu
ton. ~ which tlmc aud place fuy person inter.
estch IN saii ostatc may alpfar aud show
not BE- settled and appruf ed and fuhl dlstftbu
ton made aa rfavUd Tor.
Dated Mavhd, tell.
&. y. At.i.EN.
Clert oi the Probate Court.
~ q. D. STANTON. Dcpaty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

Our exportsof dairy products for Janu.
AIRY, 1891, amounted to over $4,000, 900
less than for the same month ia 1890.
This shows two facts; First, there are
fewer cows in the dairy districts than
there We're last year, because M many
men became discouraged aud went out
OF tho business. Second, dairy products
bring u better price Mt home this winter,
consequently less quantity is shipped
abroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

For some thirty years the dream OF
writing Paradise Lost" fingered in the
brain Of john Milton bcforc he had lei.
sure to undertake the pleasant task. lie
meant It not only rs the great achieve.
ment of his one life. but as an epic Of
tie ages. At last the time came when
Ice could write u. lie bent TO his work
with single hearted devotion. toiled la.
boriously and carefully. He put into II
proligous learning and intellectual
power. But, alasl the poetic fire and
enthusiasm Of his splendid youth were
gone Tho line Of advancing agc had
got into his bones ard his brain. His
hands and his poetry had become alike
atiif and numbering. Paradise Lost
remains, siupendous work. full Of
mns'iyc power. an epic which will be-
classic as long "a the English language
lasts. But where arr it, fire. IT, passion
aud enthusiasm Where the fine play aud
dash Of poetic rainbow coloringg Ac-
corling to Henri Tame, they are lacking
utterly.
IL IA an ungracious thing 10 say. hut
Taine's criticism u Paradise Lost"
comes TO mind on reading Sir Edwin
Arnold's Light Of tho World Our
Christian belief and modes Of thought
tend To make rs judge favorably Of the
poem In advance. We naturally incline
10 place It above "The Light Of Asia. 4"
We desire TO do 10; we expect to.
Nevertheless those who have COINED
the pages u 1.-THE Light of Asia Ger
and DER, those Ia whom IT, sweet phil.
osophy mud musical cadcnccs are ia.
mlliar as household words, will. whether
they confess II or not. feel u disippoint.
mcnt with "Thc Light Of the World" \
friend Of Sir Edwin writes that this poem
has been his daily aud nightly dream for
ten years. aud that he intend. It To stand
"a tho browning work Of HE greatly
gifted pen. So Milton Thought; 10. too.
like Paradise Lost" "The Light OF the
World" lacks the exquisite play Of fancy.
the infinite poetic grace aud sweetness
Of the poets earlier work. ono feels
with prophetic instinct that 1.-THE Light
Of Asia" not THE Light Of The World"
will stand as Sir Edwin Arnold's great.
est poem.
Probably the lines In "The Light Of
the worll' that will become most falnil.
lar are theses
Love. which Il sunlight OF peace.
Arc Do ngo to Increase
TIL angrr and haircds arc dead
and fufrow and death shall ccases
"l'tacr on earth aud ruld villi'
Sunl. that are eentlc and silil
Hear the nrst mufir Of this
lar OF Infinite, blissi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

The Philadelphia Telegraph says that
when senator Ingalls, resigned the prea.
deney pro tenn. Of the senate, his farewell
speech suggested that a greater man was
retiring from that presidential chair
than had ever filed It. THIS recalls tho
quotation from Macbeth, "Nothing so
became his life ~ his leaving ~ But
John James ingalls, Is not dead yet or
even an old man. lie has magnificent
literary ability, ard has shown himself
an orator. II no will only curb that
oaustic tongue it may well DO that his
best days are yet before him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

~ he District Court IN AID FOR ne Third
judicial District " Uidh Territory,
County ~ Sdh LAKE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

so;lco ~ time md place for The hearing Of
petition fof admission 10 Probate 81 VII.
DUHsuANT 10 Az ORDER ~ rNiD
Il Court lu sad natter. notice b. hereby
gwen mat "Wednesday. The XII 10y of March,
a. u. i,1l, ~ 10 O'Clock "a. NJ, ~ thr Nnunty
tourt iouHg,iu salt Lake cay, ttah Territory.
la The court room VI sad Court has been hp.
pointed the time sud place Tor the hearing ~
petition nf IlixHhetn u. ImrIy, praying for
the admission 20 probate Of a errinlu document
thpfUW ith presented. pufporiinH 20 b. the last
Nill aud Testament Of Hannah Auwirks, DC.
ceased when und where All pUrs1ns interested
may appear aud oppose the probate ~ sid
vii, o. ih. granting 81 l"tteft trslameniafy 10
ton.
In witness whereof. have hsfrunto set my
hand anu nnNrd tie seal - aid c1utt, tbs
I'm day OF March, 4. u. 1901
lsIAt1 q. y ALIEN,
Ciert Of the Probate Court,
ny e. u. STANTON. Deputy CLERK 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17

The Dcscret saurgs Bank. Corporation.
Plaintiffs,
20.
George v, Neaion, Henrietta ieadon, stewart
4. baugh, Jamr. Murdoch, tn1per Auder.
son and EdwMc !. 'Trchwith,
Defendants.
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LAsRrSusrs D,nIqrisr. Plaintiff. !
".
touis, fHArf widow, inANcfs \. DfEA,
lLltN .. tnAtr. Los u. lfuNr aud
Ash l.. fn,rt, heirs OF the late AZ.
olson frau, declared. Defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-17
SUMMONS.

In the District Court IN and Tor the Third
Judicial District OF ttah Territory.
County % salt Lake.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-01-09
PERSONALITIES.

Ed Meyer of Albany was in town Saturday.
Ed Relienberger went TO Portland last week.
Mr. Roweil of Sweet Home was in town Satu:-
day
Jos Hansard was over from Brownsville satu-
day.
R. H. Grover of Brownsville was in town Nor
day
G. W Wheeler and wife returned from indie
pendenee Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pervis arrived in Lebanon frum
Denver, Col, Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Gross OF Waterloo, entered the pub
liza school at this place Monday last.
George Hale and Ed Knapp went to Eugel e
last week and returned on Thursday.
Mrs NJ l. Pipes and family of Corvallis Wis
tied DR.. Skipworth and family last week
Thos Malone, who lives between Charlottesville
and Sweet Home, was in town this week
los. Grubb. who has been in Scio for several
mo lths, appeared on our streets again Tue day
Dan Wheeler, who has been an employe in Il e
paper mill since last May, returned to Frisco this
week.
H c. Moran of sweet Home, went TO Albany
Wednesday. He says the measles have about rln
their course in his part of the country.
Geo. Finley and Charley Rice. of Crawfords-
Vile, spent Saturday night in Lebanon. Mr.. Fin
y installed the officers in Lebanon lodge, /. O..
OF.
VIM. Beeds parents, who reside in Spokane
Falls, are visiting himself and brother, John G.
Reed of this place The aged couple are well
known in Lebanon and their friends are glad of
opportu nifty to shake hands with them again,