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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

The snesking. insidious Generalization
tina, steals over the soul Of q great re-
former when he Is subjected TO tho
temptations o. wealth and luxury has
ever been tho theme for the msalst's
pen. Sad beyond description 1t Is TO scc,
for instance, man Of views and earnest
purpose elected TO congress by m ad-
miring constituency md sent tn that
stronghold Of wiekeine-s. Washington.
in the expectation that he win be- the
Moses who will lead this nation to the
promised land. At first be stands ON his
great principles firmly. He is invited TO
receptions and secs low neckcd fair
women who at first bring the blush Of
shame 90 his virgin check. Then. alssl
be gets over II, and. 10 tell the truth.
rather likes II.
lie eats canvashack duck aud terrapln
stews. lie grows familiar with the
sparkle OF champagne. Great principles
cannot stand before II. Like the pious
country boy who went from home 90 the
city and gradually left OF saying his
prayers, I, Il soon all over with the mem
bcr who went from Squannequohasset to
Washington to reform congress. 1t Is
congress who reforms him. In tho sense
Of shaping him all over. lie ends by
going back on all the convictions that he
held before and becoming as great u
dude In hs dress as he was homcspun.
A negro IN white gloves waits at the
door at his wifo's receptions and ushcrs
In visitors after the method Of the
bloatod arisiocracy. He even takes 10
eating with his fork.
win II be thus with the new members
Of congress who wear home knitted
socks; VIII their bravo voices crying
In tho wilderness bo chol,od Oft by the
Roman punches OF Washington high life;
Heaven forbidl
But we shall sec. We are told that
some Of the now members who have Wis.
tied Washington have already put on
white shirt fronts and had their manly
boards shaycn OIL. Let them beware.
The wearing Of a silk hat among his
rnral constituents IL said to have come
within hairs breadth Of losing one Of
tho Texas senators his scat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Among the minor industries which may
DO successfully prosecuted upon many
farms. withou, hindrancc to the work Of
tho main crops we have before suggested
that Of bee keeping. The iinpc,tancc OF
this industry, ~ u whole. We think !.
not sufficiently appreciated. In the col
lection Of agricultural statistics by the
department Of agriculture every state
reports more or less honey. but usually
lees than moro. yet the whole production
Is placed Mt 9j.00O,O00 pounds Of honey
and more than 10000 pounds Of wax.
with an aggregate value VI more than
fGO0O,OOo. This Is brought from n vast
number Of farms which each have few
hives or colonies. largo npiaries being
the exception.
There arr few districts. us IN por.
lions Of New York, Ohio. Tennessee aud
California. whcfc agriculture Is a promi.
nent feature and considered very profit.
able. The owner Of u well titled farm
Of sixty acres IN northern Ohio once said
to the wriierthat his 100 colonies OF bees.
occupying not more than half an acre Of
fpnce IN the orchard, gave more MT
profit than all the rest Of the farm.
knowledge Of tho- habits. which can
only be gained by experience aud close
attention to tho needs OF the bees. arc
more demanded In the business than
capital or hard wE's. whcro u large
apinFy Is carried on there should he
especial crops planted for pasturage. no
that bees will not wander far from home
Ia search Of od.-Dakota Farmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

British publishers arc rcgretting. in
the grouty. nccring manner which many
Englishincn arc rather fond OF using
toward all topics American. that II Is
unfortunate tho international copyright
will not do thom any sood. because tho
people Of Great Britain will never toler-
ate American spelling. which Ia running
the English language. Well, It Is prob
able the English will DO able to stand
American spelling quite as well ms Amer.
leans can stand English spelling. When
we want to adopt the word labor from
the Latin. for instance. we In America
do not drag It around through tho French
and spell II ''labour."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Tho first locomotive ever built WINS
the Rocket by George Stephenson. 1t
weighed fonr tons An iron working
firm In Philadelphia have Just turned out
four locomotive ensinca for thcst Clair
Tunnel railway that weigh ninciy.scvcu
tous each Thus have railway engines
grown In sixty-two years Mems ideas
have grown proportionally In some
things In the same time. even reaching
the 0''ton Standard but in other things
they are still aniiquatcd and llsh, Of
weight as George stephenson's first loco.
motive. Machinery grows faster than
moral ideals
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Tho committee on rules OF tho United
States senate has been authorized To ~,
during the recess. One OF the things 1t
viii consider will be tho abolishment Of
the rule requiring long eulogies OF u scu.
ator after he Is dead. The ceremony has
become n mortal bore. since 40 many
senators die and 80 many arc elected 10.
sides who arc not worth long culoglca.
II tho senators would enlogize ono an.
other a little more while they are living.
when 1t can be appreciated by the oh
jects OF 1t. It would DO vast improve
mcnt on the obituary praises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31
SorIor or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HERLBY GIVEN, TIAT n
~ pnfauance Of an order u the Probate
tour Of the County Of salt Lake. Territory Of
matter Of the cstaic u iferrv invhfetcn .deaeas
Cd the undersigned, adminlstruirix ~ the said
estate, wiilecll At private sale IN the hifhf
Is"ns,. Woar,' en- the .1r,l ias VI App,i' isii.
VI n o'ciotr M, at tue law once OF hichafds
4 Moyi,, IN the Consultation iuilding, Ma n
street, IN the city and county ~ SAT- Lac Ter.
and estite Of The SAID Henri insbrfsrn. al the
time OF his death, and al the right, u lc an 4
interest that the said estate hA,. ~ operation
OF law or Otherwise, acquired, other than or In
addition ta that OF tas SAID Henry inghro en AZ
the time Of he death, 10 nndtu AZ thst certain
piece or parcel ui land situate. y NJ aud
icing IN The city aud rouniy ~ ~ iat Ter.
fiiory OF Titan, and bounded aud de- r.hcd ~
follows lieg1nnins NJ point IN the rast eide
nf fnad Hnst seventy tao iuuhto1ths 10. 2
chains. aud north one and ninciytvu han
dfcdihs ava CHAINS. from the southwest cor.
ntr u the northeast quarcr 81 section fwcn.
~. seven fg1i Ia Tow nHhi,t unr ~ south, ~
hAngr u,c ~ Fast, salt Va e Neridiau,thoncc
south eizhty.tw 80 degrees and tuafitl min.
, utcf, West eiEht tsl chains. tncnc' Nauh i've
til chAins, thence NORTH eighty two lsn de.
prscs ant iten iiol miuuies. Wet eight Isl
chains, thence south nvc (al CHAINS 10 the plac y
uf beginning. together will ll. iccondsfy
water right 10 the samei and hlio with fisht
OF WY Tor an irfiFhtlng uitrh aruiaa tfe land Of
said estate TO the absVc described land. At such
aplice =, VII b. prnci,s,,i snd ihe least iniu.
Term. aud conditions ct sale cash. ten per
cent ~ purchase MONEY 70 BE- naid ~ tho "a
minlsfratriN en- ttc DAY ~ sale hllauce on
cnrilru alton OF sale by sait court. Deed AZ
expense ~ purchaser, ma ta be in writing
ani delivered 10 said Afminlairainx bcf0
"'' '''''' ANNA u. CALVERT.
AdminisuatrIN 81 the citaic of ilrnry lag.
Ut iiSse CIV. March sah is1i dsw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Some officer connected with u vital
statistics bureau has discovered that tho
champion liar Of tho age, not excepting
even the politician, ia tho professional
ecnicnarian, After he gets up to tho arc
of say sixty. the professional contonari.
ans years increase by LEAPS aud bounds
until sometimes no gets twenty years
older In ono decade. In two decades no
adds forty years to his life with thu
easiest conscience In the world. lIe
labors Us porsistcntly to make himself
old, very old. rs ladies' labor to make
themselves young.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Just before Christina there was
opened in London the City and South
London Electric Tunnel railway for pas.
sopscr traffic in the city. The road
passes under the Thames and tho motive
power is electricity. The first report
since tho road has been opened was
made recently, and II indicates that tho
tunnel electric railway is glowing sue.
cess. Ninc hundred thousand passengers
have already been carried. Tho fare Is
twopencc, or four cents, yet even at this
raio the returns are handsome already
The directors declare that electric trac-
iion has here been proved to DO cheaper
than stea'a and satisfactory Up all ways.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31
SUMMONS.
In the nbirlct Court In ard Tor The Thri
Judicial DistTict 81 tihh Territory,
County ~ salt Lake.

The Dc.cret sayirss n.nt, a Corporation.
i'lsintns,
-
GsoTgg. = Yssdon, ,Isa , , ysaaon, stewart
gon aud Edward j. Irrnwith,
Defendant,
The People Of the Territory Of uuh send
To George D.. Ysadon. Henrietta Yeadon. stew.
ant Z. Hauth, JAfnes Muripck, Cooper 80
derson aud Edward J. irrnsih Defend.
ants
Nyou Am nrReny REQUIRED To Az.
L pear la an Hctian lI2uFlh against ynu by
Tue above named rlaintif lnttc Disiudf Cont
Of tic third Juilcial nDtriet ~ The crritnry
ot ttah. sud 10 answer The complaint d ed
lhircin WITHIN ten days ieNciu' i've " he DAY
81 sCTttrel after the sffvics on you Of th,s
sunimons-if served within this county or, "
WITHIN twenty days. Otherwise wi,hin flrsy
DAYS or Judgment hY dtfault viii be taken
hHnin.i you. according to tie prayer of sali
complaint,
The SID acton Il brought 10 recover the
sum Of SEQ with Interest thereon al sp,f erat
per annum fion July Is, isp0. and the rum "
oo with interest nj 70 per cen, per annum
amount found due a. attorney's fcu. and rils
Ut the suit aud Tor suOh other or muhcT 10
lief ~ the premises a. to ihis court may seem
nest hnt equthhls And u fufther decree NJ
III. ccurt ior the foreclosure and sale OF " IAri
Of lot S IN block y, plat ~" nit Lase DIV
survey, commencing ~ point -. rods south
ffum the n. ". corner 1T said lot running
thence eaft rods, thence south ~ rods.
thence west rods ihencc north 81 To the
place OF brginning, under n mortgage made
cNct uiNcund delivered rs tho said tcff udauts
10 the said plaiuiin september hth, ls,p To- se.
rufe payment - spfoWfnfy ngtcs Tor 81 10 o.
cach and even date ana payable one year after
cate with interest IRON date untl patti that no
pnit OF either of sid pfoinifnry notes has been
pad except Interest on the nfst one down to
July Is, lfsp, anu The int at an the ccond one
dow IT, Jane 5, iHni Nhieh faid mortgage
provided tor an ATTORNEYS Zee a. aisfusail
That The SAT- defend nta ana all 9th rperfons
claiming said premises subsequent " sAii
plaintiffs mortgage may he harfsd aud lore
closed under AID salc. ana that the proceeds
of said salc be applied 10 the payment OF the
amount du. the plaintiff after paying all costs
ana eSl enscs and attorneys fee ani that the
flAintir may have Judgment Tor any denirieury
whi,h may remain after applying all the pro
teohs Of sad sale against tho faid defenlantr
GcoIge y, lcadon and Henrietta cndon.
Ana You arr hereby no inca that " Won fail
n appear and answer the said complaint a.
abo,e required, the said plaintin Will apply 10
the court Tor the relief demanded therein
Wines the Hon. Charles :. Iane, judge, aud
the seal OF tho District Court 81 the Third
judicial bistrct, IN aud for tue refrit0r, ot
Utah, this I'M day % February, ~ tho
year - our Lord ono thousand ought hun.
drrd aud nincty.unc.
iikNiN q. MCMILLAN,
~ GEO, ID. LOOMS,
deputy tlogs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

The Perchcron horse OF years ago was
q draught horsn In fact as well m name,
and his splendid development OF bone.
muscle and endurance came OF years OF
hard work; but when tho demand for
export increased. rs also the call for
greater size, the colts were grown In idle.
ness, as big and fast NJ they could make
them. and after importation the fatlcn.
ing process was continued, and too often
they come into the buyers hands great.
soft. worthless things; aud when they
src reduced enough TO tit them for stud
service heseca that their fat was "cloak
that covered multitude Of sins" aud
that he has quito different looking
horso from what no supposed. Besides
until acclimatcd and fully recovered
from the effects Of importation. sterility
or even death Is not very uncommon.
These and other considerations would
INCLINE 10 tho belief that American bred
horses are better and safer to buy. aud
that from some OF the farmsrssor small
breeding establishments OF the country
may h. had home bred stations that arc
often az well or better bred, and OF rs
good quality. that have escaped tho
painpcring process. aud wonld do the
biiyer much more good. Then the homo
breeder does not have 10 charge up to his
customers thc expense aud risk OF i'm.
Portation on top of large purchase price
In order 10 mako reasonable profit
Breeders Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

The People Of tho Territory Of Utah send
trccunFi
To Loalssfratt. widow rranei. =. Dyer, Ellen
:. fratt, Lois u, Huut aud Aun l.. IIatf,
helts o. tue late ADDISON FRAU, deceasei,
defendants
YOU ARE nIasBY REQuIRRp TO AP.
Il pear 10 an attiln brought against you ~
the above named lilnilf ia tue District Cnuft
OF the Third Judicial pislnei Of the i,rfitor,
u uish, and TO answer the compliant med
therein within leu cayt (eN lliNo of the day
OF sofNiesl after the ssrncr On You OF this
summons-If served within this county or II
served out Of this eounty, but In TITS dliifet,
within twenty days olhrfNi.u within forty days
-or Judgment by default will 10 takcn Against
you, according 70 Tho PRAYER Of said conplalh,.
Tue sain Aotion 4 brought " have q iccfee
o. " Y coutt aiigdging each Of the defendants
herein TO set fuith the nature Of their clains
70 The property her inntterS described. and
determining such clam or ciaina. adj
iudsliH that Tho dei,ndanls or each Of
q either OF them hsss no e.taie or
properly, and that the title of plaintif TO same
anu tue whole thereof o. good nni Naii1, per,
LelnAlly enioinins defendants and each ~
theln from asserting any adverse interest 10
- y land ant premises, ana grating ulainun
.ueh other and further Keller a. tn tquiiy 10
longs ..id prsmi'cs arc dc.rrbed a. follow,
hloet ~, Fiat 4, sat Iaso ollY survey run
nns ih.nee West rods, tLenp- NOfih l0foIs.
thence hasi \ rods, ihgueo sopIh 70 rod. 20
place OF beginning, situate IN halt Tale Cily
aud uopnly. Utah feTnip1y.
And yon are hereby noiined that II yeu fail
90 appear and answer the salt complain ~
hhoir required the sad plaintiff " lIAppiy 10
tho Court for the Tenft Demanded there u.
witness tho Hon. Charles :. Zane, Juige and
the sea- o. The nisuHl Court Of ihc Thiri
JuiiciAl plstrlct, ~ aui Tor the Taf,linry
" ltah, ihlslith day of februAfy inIhe yea
oiour Lord onn thousand elsht hundred
tsEAL.l HENRY @, MCMILLAN,
w VIo D. I,oosIs,
din Dsppiy CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Every once in while some one makes
the alleged remarkable discovery Of n
method Of photographing in colora. It
Is a Frenchman now, NJ. Llppman, one
Of the professors ut Sorbonne. who thinks
he has hit 1t. So many others have
thought. and 80 announced, yet the fact
remains that ali these processes were dc
fsctiye, one after another, and not one
would do what was claimed for 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Thomost barbarously destructive Great
ure on earth Is the civilized white man.
Before his advent on this continent the
forests swirmci with song aud fool
birds. the strcamsw were full OF fish, and
wild animals fit for food roamcd tho for.
est in abundance and without fear. The
Indians used NIL these creatures for food.
but they killed only what they needed.
and no the supply never diminished.
Civilized man came, and all this album.
dance vanished. The waters held out
TIL the last, but they yielded finally, aud
American rivers are nearly bare OF fish.
except where, with infinite pains, the
fish commission has been able TO propa.
gate u few ariihcially. At length the
oyster beds Of the Chesapeake, that
ought TO have bccna magnificent food res.
ervoir for man through the ages these,
too, are giving out Unless ''prompt and
decisive measures" aro taken total cx.
tinc.ion viii overtakc tho oyster In tho
Chesapeake. Tho civilized mans cruel
greed Of gnin annlhilaies all natures
gifts to her children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Protected potato ought to make
some return for the consideration they
get now under our rlfi laws. Yet tho
nngraieful tubers never were more
scarce, high priced, wltery and gcner.
ally good Tor nothing than they AFRO in
'uany parts Of the Union at present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Mr.. J. II. Ruthven, an English engi-
neering expert, looks for tho jet OF water
propeller to make the next great rcyolu.
ton in ocean steamer power, Hc be-
lieves screw propulsion has reached its
limit OF perfection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

There Is n tradition that Hannibal was
born In Malta This famous aud historic
island wis the chief stronghold In the
Mediterranean OF tue Carthaginlans Of old,
~ it Is now OF the English. There aud In
TIC nelghboring Island VI uoS1 there still
rrmain extensive ruins Of carthagluluh Tor
Ihmnicianl tomples aud an abundance Of
Carthag lnian grnyos,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

An eminent English naturalist, Mr..
Miyart, has enumerated fifty distinct
species Of living eats, and he adds, ~
much larger number Of species have
probably existed Ia the past
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Notice ~ time huf place Tor hearing 81 prtli
ton Tor admission 10 probate " viii.
DtnsrANT ~ Al oRpfn % SAID
tnuu lu said matter, notice - hereby
gwen thtt Wedncsdty. tho nfst day nf ApfIi
= ", lsli, Al ten o'clock =. tn., % thu Comfy
20 TIE court room % sald court, has been Api
loinird the time aud place Tor the hearing NJ
o neuNou ~ Jscoh q. Fate, pfsyinT fnf the
hhnns4lun 10 probate OF n ctrtam document
lhtfcWlin presented, pu'pariing 10 be the last
~ hnd Testament Of sal1 decreased. wtcn and
Whrtu nll pcrflns Interested may appear and
nprusc Tho probate Of SID viii, or the grant
inF " lcuets 81 standardization, with the will
annexed. t1jacuh q Pate and Thomas grcen
wood. ~ prayed Tor 10 SAID petition.
~ witness whereof, I have huruunio set MY
hand and nniNed tho seal af aald Court. tbls
" h day ~ Mifch. 4. II. 1871.
lsrAL.l CI AttrN.
4 CLERK Of the riob Il Tourt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31
LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Human A. hnsign aud samuel gArn, nd.
miuisiraiofa OF the estate uf paniel Garn,
deeeAsed, have fcndofed for lstilcmcni. aud
ultu ~ stii iuuft, their uu1l account II
Wcir administration Of said estate and
neuilon Tor hual diftfibuuon Of the rest.
que oi said estate among the peffons
sniiihd thereto. az that ThursdAy. Tho 18th
cav ~ Awll, a. u, irli, "a 10 O'Clock n. in.
AZ The Court hoom Of said Court, N the County
touft House, salt late CITY aud County, tai
lerriinfg ,has been duly arpuintsdbf the judge
- .ald touftiof the settle 90 said account
tnd hearing SID pciiuon Tor dfitibuu1n. nt
Nhfh TINE and pace any peuon Interested m
san tsiate may srptar sui show rHufc, II AM
there Ne. why ssid account should not IL
settled aud approved aud daal distribution
mndr o. prayOd i0f.
Dated March %, isql.
q d. ALLEN,
daw CLERK OF the rrihaie Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

In the Probate Court In aud for sait Late
County, Territory OF Utah.
IN the Matter 81 the Estate ~ John Wilson.
Deceased. -NOftCI.

~ 'H-FIT8 NWTTT y
No1irE ~ 1EgrnY GIyFN. THAT
~ Margaret Wilson, adminlsiiattlsaf he e.
tate 81 John Wilson decensad, n rendered
ter settlement. and died ~ naid tonrt, hsr anal
tetnuht OF her administration of sAid estnta
AMI ptuiicn Tor unHl distfit luton ~ there slins
q fhid estate lfnnrE the persons entitled
ihdreto, and that WednesdAS, the let day ~
Apfil, \. u. ls1l, AZ 10 O'Clock a. NJ, AZ tn
ivnri hoom Of said court, IN the County Court
House. tait Lake cay amt county .Iitatl
Territory has been duly appointed by The
iufFe " said court, Tor the settlement ~ sali
hseonnt Ard hearing s.iu petition for iiairiiu
efied ~ said ettaie may Atpesr and show
fauso. II an there he,vhy said arrauut fhouli
not he setiled aud approved and nnai dlstribu
uor made A. prayed tor.
Dated Marcia, 1891,
q. h. ALLEN,
Ciert Of tho Probate Court.
iy Q. y. srAsToS. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

inasuburbot Chicagocxtcnrve works
are being erected for the manufacture OF
passenger. postal and freight cars Of
steel instead of wood. These cars have
already been made 10 some extent. In,
when the works are fully completed they
will turn ont fifteen steel cars day and
giyc employment to 200 men.
Tho advantages claimed for the steel
car arc llghino,s, superior strength. econ.
omy and ind~tructibility by fire. A
steel mhil ear In uso between Chicago
and Louisville has received even more
than the ordinary share Of encounter
with accidents that fan 10 tho lot Of
American railway trains. yet II has stood
It's ground without being smashed or
even damaged by more than mere sur.
face scratches. There would certainly
DO one marked advantage In the uss Of
the steel car for mall and passengers.
That Is that u could not DO destroyed by
fire. The demonish car stove might
upset anl burn tho unfortunatcs IN it,
immediate vicinity, or It might suiIocate
people with it, smoke. but 1t could no,
uet FIRE TO the whole car and roast hun.
drcd PANIED down passengers alive.
A woodensar lasts eight yearA The
steel ear ~ ESTIMATED" TO cndur. wear
and tearfor twenty years. Further, the
repair Of wooden ears constitutes 10 por
cent. Of the annual operating expenses
OF all railroads Steel cars would save
nearly all this expense. In freight car.
rying the siccl car. on account OF It's
greater strength, viii hold twice the
weight that thewo'den ono will convey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

The Navajo Indian tribe, numbering
about $4,000 souls. although 1t claims
population of $4,000, owns something
like es0. 900 horses, These animals are
all runty little things, and tho govern
ment will soon buy u lot OF drlught
stations 10 send to them, that they may
Increase the size Of their horses and thus
command u better selling price for their
eolts. Field and Farm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

Easter sentiment for senator General
John NJ, Palmer AL things come to
lin who waits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31
SUMMONS.

IN DE District Count N aud FOR ne Third
judicial Distinct " Uidh Territory,
County Of Sau Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31
ApxICE TO MorllEns.

Mns MissLow's soouiiSa siHur should
alWsVf hc utsd To- children tc.thing n
tuothes tue 'hild tottens The gums, Alihys Mi
paln, cufys WIND collie and = The best rsmeiy
Tor diaHhrn. lwsniy i've cents a bottle
lWroid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

W.
LoultA PRATT, WIDOW, iHANcIsS \, DrIh,
ILins :, inAIT, Los ~. llusT and Z
ANN L.. pnArr. heirs OF The late Al.
olson Frat, deceased, DefcndAnts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN the Probate Tour. IN and fnr -ait lake
County. Utah Territory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31

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