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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

To The stnckhnlderi Of the iiulilon Heck and
Champion Mining Company, Corporation,
Won ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED TnAr
Il The regular ANNUAL Meeting OF the stock.
hol'efs Of fain Corporal on vi no held AZ the
kast Temple sNret, salt lake Gay, TufntorS
Of ltahs on Monday, ~ serOnd daY OF March,
proNinip, a. the h1Ir Of lpa m Tor the puf'
pose OF electng onrsTn for the ems lus year
aud for Tho tfnutAriifn ~ such DINER business
Ne may properly come before the meeting.
liy order IT the lisard,
W, J. nEATIE, Secretary.
salt IAlo CITY. Z. H.. February II. i.li.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In the Esiato OF Thomas Harris. Deceased.
NOTICE ~ liEnEBY GIVEN ny TtiE
~ undersigned, Executor OF the Estate
OF fhpma Harms, deceasod. 10 tho cr,di.
tore o.. And all persons having claims against
tAls deceased, 10 cthihit them with The uCces
saty Nouchera, within ten months after Tho
net publication Of this notice, ~ the said
executor, Anfslius Miner, N his offfrr, No "
.uuih, lfst temple rueet. salt iAle city,
Utah, in Toe county II salt talr
dated salt Lac Nity, Januarv 9Th. la.
AunkLfus MNFH,
Executor ~ the tstatc Of Thomas Harris, do.
foatefs 4 oaw lW
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NOTICE

'I'lifRE Will nv 4 MEETING OF TnE
ware company. ~ ~ nillrU, NJ - aud 20 iast
trat s0uth street. hnit Lake tlty, iulAh, on
fhurfday, the luth day " March, a, u. lsll. at
y NJ tor TIE purpose 81 amending Article
seven NJ tho Art cics Of Incorporation. by In,
creariuE the rhpllsl stock OF said corporation
10 Ono Hundred thousand Dollar.
JOiIN u. wlNDkH.
fid secretary.
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ABOUT DAIRY PRODUCTS
AN AMATEUR COW DOCTORS exps.
RENEE WITH AcoNiTe.

a Gen,ierns- with A., r,.. u.., n, H..
..ys Use. mi. psn . 80. -,
aud !, x,.,,. :, -. - 49,. -, -"
me-. A'''s '''" "'"'y
'"e ''"e'"'e inc Dose
have thirty Jerseys. and M ,lcpeud
upon them largely for my bread "a well
a. butter very naturally watc1 them
very closely. and read very closely TO
learn all can that will help me b. make
the most out Of them. have had con-
siderable trouble over since first MIXED
q cow with garget or caked udder
sometimes In ono tcat and som,times
more. and lasting one. two or oven more
days in come instances. One ycar AGO
last November lost valuable thorough.
bred Jersey. am fully satis.ied. frorS
no other cause.
never found any helm for the din.
Guilty until last March. nearly n year
ago. when read an article from II = Bon
of Smith Il. Morrison. Of Fort Atlcus,n.
In which he stated that he used An st,ch
cases fifteen or twenty drons tinctrrr OF
aconiie, given on an ear Of corn. alp
saw 1t recommended frequently bv
others in different places. Asa drown.
INK man grasTs at straws. 1 bu.r,.,ily
procured vial Of ''the rank poiaop. !"
and administered q ,lo.e 10 the fri cow
that was affected, when, 10 and behold,
NJ the next milking she was all right.
Soon another was affected. gave IN.
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overheard ono cav of be-. nv heaven
she's painted" Yes" fetqrtei shr In
siignafitiy, land by heaven 1Hlpf" Ruddy
health mantied her check. yet thu houutf.
ful Indy, once thin and pale, and suffering
from dry. hacking cough. night.swoais,
and spitting ~ blood. sccncd destined 10
oil q contumpilvce Fnvc After spend.
ing hundreds Of doliafs On physicians.
without benefit. she tficd d.. risrur's
Golden Medical Discovery her Improve
mcnt was soon marked. and IA few
months she WIS plump and rosy again.
perfect picture ~ health ana etfvnath.
This wonderful Golden Medical Dlsc1v-
cry" now world famed nf a nmedy Tor
cnnaumptior which N really lung fsrof.
ula. "a not only an acanpv lsd g-l remedy
fof that tefrhiy fatal malady. When taken
IA time and given fril Trial, but also
for all forms Of Ncrufni1ug SKIN aud
fcalp Discases. ~ White rweliinFs Fever
tyr.r. Ilip-lolnt Dlscaae. rnlt-fb0um, rst.
ter, fcxcina, Hollis. tafbuncles, Efyslpclas
and kindred ailments Al sCaly, uriisty,
itching, troublesome cruptlous Yield rcnd-
Nv To lts curative powers u iuyiguratss
The liver. enriehea the blood md rfnmoiag
oil the bodily functlonf. II u the only
liver. blood and lunr Icnfdy, sold hy
dfugrl stf. under posititc Guarantee
that u will 10 al that u Il recommended
10, or money paid Tor V Will BE- rviundcd.
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NOTICE BIOL oRtoIToRs.


NOTICE Is iiERyBY GiyES nv THE
~ undersigned Adminlstraiur with the
VII anntNri of uia estate Of John Nash.
drrehseds 10 the creditors ~ aud oil
persons having CLAIMS AGAINST the said
deceased, ~ uShihii them with the neres
tarl Voucher, within ten months after the ~ st
rull'i ii1n Of thia Notice. 70 fhc SAID Aduiini..
traitor, ~ 80. so West iirN south -ir,sl, sat
ilio CAV. ~ the County ~ SAT- itle.
Dated February 18Th. I'm,
\. q. gRIGGs.
AdminlHtrlt0r with the Will anncyrd ~ the
estatr " John Nash, uerfHard, dIasst
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At the Wisconsin agricultural expert.
ment station Professor Bibcocl. has bccn
testing new machine for cStrncting
butter The cream separating and but.
ter extracting machines A. chiefly
Swedish and Danish inventions, aud
they are being adopted slowly IN Amer.
Yea. The creamery man is conservative,
like the farmcr, anil justly 10. Mis-.
takes are costly.
Tho machine tested by DR.. nabcock
WIS ono that could bc used both as
cream operator and butter extractor.
For producing butter It fod mill, at the
rate Of 1 200 pounds nm hour aud turned
out tine article. Il was n steam power
machine. But tho hui;cr made by is
was 'swect"-that u 10 6ay. the milk was
sweet when tho butter was extracted.
The butter fat " extracted no closely
from tho milk that In ono case not more
than 1900 OF per cent was lot IN.
The butter extractor would work with
perfect satisfaction " only Americans
would buy butter made from sweet
milk, Of which tho people of Europe nra
10 fond. but Il viii not act on sour,
thicl, cream. Cream Of any riponoss can
be- made into butter by first mixing It
with twicc H. quantity Of water or skim
milk md raising the temperature of tho
mixture TO 90 dcgt, then running Il
through the machine. Tho butter that
results Is Of the "ripened" cream flavor
In demand IN America, and Il Is ex.
tractcd 10y the machine very thoroughly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26
LEGAL NOTICE.


In tho matter OF the tstitc u Robert ). smith,
dcrnisuu,
NOTICE - ULHEN GIVEN THAT
~ Joseph s., smiih. agnlnFiratar of the
estAie Of Robert y smith, deceased. hes fru.
isrc'l Tor -cii Vnoui, aud hed m said Coaft,
hh VI arcouni OF HI utninistutinu ut sad
csi4io and poiiiiun Tor inll Distribution ~ iho
residue Of fnid estate among thr prrfnns en-.
utlei thereto. and that Tuesday, The 10th day
Of March, A. ~ 1871, ~ % 0'c'uck 4 No., ~ the
lnuu Room " said Court, IN Tie County
icfriiorT, has been duly ippnintcd hy the
Judge Of rald Court for ihg settlement ~ said
Arcuu nnd hearing said petition Tor disiu,
button. NJ which tine Hrd place huv person
Interested IN -aid tstsir ,uaY appear aud show
cause II apy there be VII fiin account should
ton nsho ~ rrnyfdfnr
Dated February II. hpL
q. J. ALLEN,
~ "a VI the Probate rauii.
Charles \. Pearson. Attorney Tor Adminilira.
tor. div
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26
NOTICE 10 oREpiIoRs.

NOTICE - iEliFnY GIVEN ny TnE
~ undersigned executor aud excuntriN oi
tho lat VIII and testan tnt " Mullen Atwood
deceased. 10 the cr diiors ~ aud All usfanna
having claims against thc SAID deceased, 10 "a
hillt them Win tho uecfsHary vouchers, win
N TiN months after tho rrst pahi"aiiun Of
tls uotiec, 10 tho sid executor aud eNocuirlN,
~ No. lH1 s0Nth lilef l.asl street, sat LAst
cry, IN The onnty NJ salt Lake,
Dated February ~, lsIl.
MlLLENM ATWOOD,
AnhiE ANGtNk1Tk SERMON,
Executor Ani tserutIiN OF tho last Will and
Testament VI Millen Atwood, dacsasad.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE IL HHHEnY GIVEN ny rnY uN.
~ defsirncd AcminififatfiN ~ the estsle
o. Thomas q. Jones, deceased, 70 the creditors
Oh and ~ rursoua having ciaims agaiust the
SAID deceased. u exhibit them with the neces.
sarY vouchers, within four months after the nrst
nuhlle alton o. III. notice. 70 the said Adams,
County Of salt lake
Dated January 18th. lei.
IitIA JEssON JOINS.
AUTOMATICALLY Of the Estate " Thomas e.
Jones. ueeeasci. doaW 80
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DiNWOoDEYS WALL PA.
PER. SUPERB LINE. LATEST
DESIGNS. LOWEST PRICES.

faasi. 90 If.f l. bfiar nis's ~ lohn "
leafn H,ffaf n \ - N'uit ~ ~ lifadsG
~ Hnf OF uIsta - uufHi liuf Ne fsn
lasra 80 % lftlf hau a. sflu fdmlt 10
efusiaf ID NJ fifii, sd nlIis - sl 40
90, iiaIli fltsiisl ssssi ~ "a laurf
DE aaiss an " nfr Nuat az ~ ~ Ne
efflI uHftrH We Hiau 1nui q IrlshInl
,,siJihlag IAslil,Ffilniii as,ssi
siAsvA = ~, IeRiiAAp, nilAl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIvES ny Ttn
~ unigrliEned. administrator Of tue ~.
tate 81 hhfy lltrs. dtrfAHcd. To the cf.di'
tor ", and al persons having claims hFaius|
Tie saia deroaseu. 10 sNhibit them with ihe
nFcfHtarY vouchers within ten moutnH nfrf
The nfsi publication 81 thif npiWe. IN the alit
ndininlslfufur at his uiirn lu thr Constitution
hhheinr. hain street, ~ sat Lake Ciy and
County, iiiAh rcfuiuft.
Dated ch. o., isli.
!. w. MuYfE.
Adminiitfaior OF the estate 81 aisrl iilea
dffrlHrf tIaaN
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TrRRIfogf 90 UfAii,
nutltV 0f kalflula.

10. T. Alien. Cierh ~ shc Probate Court IN
tory of ttgh, do hereby co.tuy iiHt The lore.
SOM 4 u full. tfur aud soffcci copy at oFdsr
Tor appointment 80 rumiulfsipuers To- partition
hsnnion, dcrratcd, Ne appears " record 10 my
0nre,
Ia vlnets whereof have heraunio sct my
hand anu HniNol The ssl "a taid touft, tbs
m day ~ iebtuhry, 4, H., lssi
ltTA.. 4. ALLEN,
clerk 81 the Probate Court
Nv &. J.. StaNfos, DgrutY cicra. dm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26
ElES500 a E!i!4s 4! y
" lncurahlc cnso N Cntarfh
IA 10 tho fcad, By the pfup.
~ rist1ft of DE- farr'i a.
iasrh hsmrdy. - cunts. b. dfusg.iif.


Mrs. wiSsLow's ~ootitisu -tnur shnuld
Flwfvs he usrI ~ yhidfUn trrihlne. u
sooihsa Tie hild saftsna The guWa, aiinYa nil
pain, cures WIND ciiic, aud .. tte tsst rune iy
Tor diarfhra. 1wcniy nve"cnia a lpttlc.
gepd iw
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grrrH' ed.
A nCitinAtD FUnNE, SANtEt BRING.
"a iurit and william rtu co. ~ rntara NJ
mo esshtn ~ -nmufl iieunlnu, decreased, hay.
Ing hIfu W tNla Nnurt Neliiun Tor the ~
p1tuimsnt Of tnrse disiHicfeftf. rnmInls.
siunrfa 10 make plltiil1n nf thr Ttsfue ~ ed
cstatn 10 tho parties hfrHtrin q dfrTepu hy III.
court 10 he cnf tied thefrio, n nst drriec Of
distfiiutnn entered - nrorf iu tn Cour.
u D. hrretW trIlrTfl and 1rtIHrf hv Tie
cour' that fursdAv. the rnifd DAY ~ March
a u isyi, ~ u neinck atm.. M TIE County
the TIN. and place Tor ~ hearing o. said
petition, ard hat notice thereof BE- rVsutn NJ
parties Interested ln said estatr hy puhiira.
ucn m The nifIutf IvLNtfu hEN., new e..
paper printed snd pubisict o. thc city aui
county ~ sat iatc.fof rTfiVd % thfsr ueels
Done IN open enuf TIT Nth dsf nf February
a. ~. ISL. q. ". HAiiIGu,
Probate iudFu Tor kali county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-26

A sIiAEt n. WOODRUFF, TUT GUAR
IA nian % the peis.R sad Estate OF John
woodruff hpd Iult Mn0frun. minors, having
hltd his petition herein, dAly verified, praying,
ios an order ~ sale Ut thc real estate of faid
minors. for the pnfpnaeH tnrrtin Est form. Il u
hereby ordered that The next Of Lin ~ tho
waid and all perfons Interested m tic estate
Cnur on satnriay. The 9ift day Of February,
lssl, AZ po'rloek 10 the forenoon OF said day, AZ
Tie Court lioom ~ said lrolaio Court, AT Tho
county touIt House, In the cry and County of
halt Lake, Utah Territory, TO show cause why
az ornrr should not be granted 10 the taid guar
dian, " soil 40 much ~ the real estate OF the
sad minors. at private salr. a, shalt he neers,
sary, nnf that copy ~ this order b. puhlishet
Al least uIae snccsssNe weeks IN tho pnsrnif
fNENtsn SfMr, new pager printed aud pub.
li.hedin said CITY and Donniy.
Dated JAnuap a.nd, it1i,
q. w. nAlllLn. frobaie JndRe.
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Order 10 show Cause Why order OF sale of
Heal ESTATE should not be made.
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TrnRiroRy or tr,u.I
County nj snliIal.

I. y. D.. Allen. CLERK OF The Probate Court In
going IA a fuil, true AMI correct copy Of order
70 how cause why order d salevf real estate
should not Ice made N toe matter ~ the estate
woodruff, minor, HE'D iinuary end, lyai, rs
appears nf record In iny 0mre.
In witness whereof. have hereunto sei ny
lana and anlsci the sgfi o. SAID Court, thu
sind day Of January. A. D lDl
rIAL u Il. ALLEN,
Clefk Of Probate Court
by O. u. STANTON,
Deputy CLERK Il
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~ me District Court in and Tor ihr ThIri
Judicial pisturt of tith Territory,
ou1uiy Ut salt lake.
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NOTICE.
In the Probate rourt IN anl fdf salt Lake
county, rouitofy u Utah

N ihc mallor % iIefsisIeo q sanrII / enhIoI
urrHHtei.
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Charlie. L. Pearson. Attorney fSr ad@ia,"iia.
tor DIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04
rvcoMroyur JOLLY BEFORE SUICIDE,

Suffering from heart disease caused Randolph Vel
barcr to lii himself ia hi, Leershop at No. l01 East
one hundred and iXthst. early yesterday morning lie
made up his mind Oh Thursday to commit suicide, and
wrote letter to his wife explaining the reason But he
kept the letter in his pocket and seemed to be In uncom-
monty GOOD humor when he went TO his home at No.
442 Parl.-ave. In the evening He romped with his TWO
little girls and Kissed tl6n aheconately before they
went 10 bed 1t was his custom 10 get up at q. N:
every day and 90 TO the beershop to get it ready for
his customers Yesterday morning he crcpt out Of bed
and dressed himself quietly that his wife and chill
dren were still asleep when he left the house .Ha
went directly 10 his shop. and there he shot himself
tl,r,urh thc heart. Policeman Van Colt heard the
report Of the pistol and found Vichauers dead body
behind the bar. Tho letter to his wife was still in
his uorict. Mrs. Niehaucr awakened BY q po
lircnau who went to inform her Of her husbands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04

Dr. William steers the house surgeon 81 G0uver-
neur Hospital viii be called before Coroner Levy
next Monday afternoon and asked TO explain why ho
held an autopsy on the body of Anthony Kumpf 90
Thursday night without the Cor0ncr's porm,s iol.
Kumpf was fatally injured hast Monday i'm the works
Of r. Hoe d Co., manufacturers Of printing prcaa">.
He was taken n Gouvcrncur Hospital, whore he died
Thursday night Some Of Bumpf's friends called at
the hospital and learning that he was dead secured a
permit from the Coroner to remove The body. Dr..
Steers refused to recognize the permit lie said that
an autopsy was % be made on the body and that h.
would not LEI IT be taken away. Coroner Levy saws
that he did not give tho hospital physician any per
mission to hold the autopsy.
Dr. steers said. yesterday that he had thought
Kumpf died of other injuries than those that were
found 50 he decided that it necessary TO hold an
autopsy. lie sent his assistant Charles wilson ID
obtain permission to do from Deputy Coroner Con
way. Mr. Wilson reported that Dr. Conway gave BIZ
permission Dr. Conway says that he did not give
DR.. steeTs any permit.
Coroner Levy says that the case Will be thoroughly
inVegtlgatpd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04

kind OF sentimental politics. and the last man III
the world to be taken in by the trans paren1 HU Sl Il
cynical persons who still adhere to TINS View' hln' a
that the " bright young man was merely an aS III
But IL now appears that Mr.. Germans character
has been cruelty msludeed, and thai ne II iea no,re
crodui0us than that Of the mdesL manmy ,fn
Mugwump in The land TO this receptive, tIusG e,
ingly without a name for MIR German has never
been able to give IT, But what does mr. "U. tter
i'm dealing with one who says he Is SUNDAY -schU!oi
scholar and that HIS pastor speales wei OF MN ,gt
vounV man. and he accepted his story with touching
and childke faith. Good hearted hnt credu I9ed
Mr. GOrnaR! A hardened pohuchI, 49, 49,
10 the wicked ways of wQrdllngsi might nav sn Z
taken steps TO test The truth 0 distrs are not
Ia be found In the vocabulary Of Mr., GoT1nan ,
Arcadian statesmanshp. Had he spent cents II He
t thsse T, nss % Ss ne would have learned
Within twcry,four hours that the story was an IN
sGuses tsO Gsssie sen nas a to
an inquiry might hurt the feelings OF thaI oS emu lie T
story in pubic as an instance Of the folly and wicked cits
as above glance win show that y i perfectly
respectful offer to let Nj German SATISFY h nnSeated
hnt ' TO Mr. Germans overwroug fastdiOusness that
letter soened impudent' When ne came 70 spGJh b.
mb ID Ihs smsitiVe Mr. Gorman Cnging trusttqi tr
Gornan Nothing could shake his belbf IN that DriFIi
vonng man Apparently. he did not even YET w 70 nu
ont his nsaneIif he had name in fact, his NAME
IKE everything else about him.. remains TO hs Gay
%o In me Stygan mantle OF ahysmal mystery
Still less has Mr. German tried to verify the .tatemelts
made TO him II is enough for him that they were
evidence proof appeals TO his as d ana nmsp %bsO
a. has fnrpoten the name Of the teller or never Knew
It. 1t woud Indeed be dioult to ma an INSANE
onbnvrnons human nature And this Is the end % NE
9nIe III Ercs1dan Mr. GOIman and his elusive Tleno
the bright young man without q name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04
BUSINESS FAILURES FOR TIE WEEK.

The business failures I'm the last seven days re
ported 10 r. q. Dun & Co.'S. mercantile agency mum
bcrod 2lO for the United Stats, and twenty-seven
for Canada q total OF 237, compared with 23l In the
previous week and 100 In the corresponding week Cd
1890 The weekly summary of trade conditions
says:
Everything waits for the crops. 1t Is, therefore
Of the grst importance that the crop prospects have
never beer more uniformly satisfactory at this 9asoT
than they are now. From nearly all Western and
southern point, reports refer especially to the I'm
pr.v.mcut in prospects resulting from recent rains
and particularly I'm The Dakota, aud In portions Of the
sonth where rain was recently much need n. While
exchange. outside of Now Nor, Is about per cent
i.-- fr t. last week Of june and about 10 per cent
lc-, for the month than last yea" there l. pTevalAT
Confidence In inc speedy recovery and expansion OF
adj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04
OPENING OF A xEW DOwyroWx CLUB.

A new downtown club, the Importers and Traders
Club, was opened last Monday and yesterday press
view was given of the building, which Is at No. 10
Cedarst James Ertheiler A. schubart and |. Ellison
founded the club short time The building Is five
,tore, high and the first floors and the basement
have been fitted up In handsome style. In the base
mcnt are the kitchens, wine cellars etc. The main
floor contains large reading and lounGng room and
the cafe. The next story Is entirely taken mp with
largo dningroom. The upper floors Will be furnished
within a few months.
The officers are W J. Lakewood, president; James
Frtheilcr, vice-prcsdent; J. f.. Hoffman, secretary :;
l. j. Bcruhem, treasurer. The house committee IS
composed of samuel j. Cans Henry Ro-enbaum' +.
Wencgmau J. +. Hoffman and James Erheiler These
men are also trustees. The other trustees are Philip
Kclllud. Jo.cph Culman and W. Schlesng,r There are
a-ioat 200 members at present, most Of whom are
engaged I'm. the tobacco trade: but there are also
jewellers and lawyers. Antonio da Irato, formerly
Of tl. Republican Club. IS the steward.
some Of the members arc ex->ayor f. a. schroeder
of B.uo;lyu: T.. A. schroeder. Frank Aeulmbau, d
ward Mccoy Isaac Ro7"uwald, J. Ellison, Editor of
.Tbc Tobacco, Journal: William Vigclius, president Of
tbe Ifaa.r,-guz society j. j. Almdrall, Julien Seer,
Trrdrri,. tonklin F. G. Llnde. F. Garcia, Eugene
Iof,.z H. T. Cherish. T.. H. Kellogg, Joseph Powell,
/ Pcndez f. A. Dcliua, g.. Y. Wilson Milton ROD
blus g. C.. Keubusch, Edward Hall, julius Ehrinai
and otto SartDI1ua.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04
THE ANCIENT OCCIDENTAL SEA.

TO tho Editor OF the Tribune.
sir: In relation Ia tho dispatch from San Francisco
in oday's Tribune on the formation Of salt lake 10
san Diego County California, may mention. a. per-
haps II interest " your readers. that e country ioh
the Rocky Mountains to the Coast Range OF mountains
once formed a vast sea, the Occidental sea as IL -
called and ranges Of mountains. the Sierra Nevada
the Wahsptch and other ranges rose subsequently rms
was frcshwater sea aud the salt water and the SAN
were made by its evaporation. The salt OF me sea
itself was most likely carried down by the fesh "hler
Of the land in this way. This was Investigated "neh
l was on the Northwest Boundary Survey under MI
g. Gibbs and the California survey under Professor
j. D. Whitney, aud is only just now pn0hsheu' iho
theory Of the Indians that the salt lake IS formed Dy
the melting OF the snow Is probably correct. Wneh
the Occidental sea dried up ant emptled by tno
Colorado and Columbia rivers. two great fresh,"aier
lakes were fJrmed-Lake LahOntan IN Nevada, III.
vestigated by Russen, witch formed salt lakes %
smaller dimensions as Pyramid and Wlnnenucca iShesl
and Lake Bonneville IN Utah, Investigated py "HoeF'
and formed Great salt Lake. ,.,,,- =, n
Newark y. j.. July l, lseis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-04
FOREIGN SAILORS ON AMERICAN SHIPS.

TO the Editor Of the Tribune.
SIR We often hear people ask why nearly all Amor
lean ships are manned BY foreigners. ! think il Is
because they submit quietly to all sorts of abuse with
ont Offering resentment. They will eat the poorest
food without finding fault, and thcir grievances are
talked over in their own language. l am surprised
that the people this country do not protest against
their employment. some Of them have wives and
families living In their native land They never think
Of becoming citizens Of bringing their families here.
They generally live very frugally and send money
home saving the rest until they have enough 70 1--we
comfortably IN Europe. They never think that the
country where they easily money Is tbc place
10 live MORRISON.
New-YOrlI, July |, 1901.