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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Polltoness and the protonsion TO the
character Of u gentleman have refer
sncc almost entirely to tho reciprocal
manifestation Of good will and good
opinion toward each other In casual 10
ciety. The character OF a gentleman
may be explained tius' A blackguard
l. fellow who does not caro- whom lac
ofTends; a clown or boor Is block
head who does not know when he
onends; gentleman Is one who under
stands and shows every mark OF defer
cnce to the claims Of self love In other.
and cNncts Il In return from them
New York Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02
NOTICE. OF SAFE VNoeR DfEo of
TRUST,

xtyuuRrAs arOEGE -. NOBLE ANr
w Alice y. Noble, lls VIE, on september
let, lssp, rNoUutrd aud delivered 20 thAfl'i
Iilcy their certain pfJmiwoty note ~ eNtn
dite herewith payable threo years ifon tate
with interest NJ be ralc 81 seyen per eenl ret
Aunum from date unul maturity, payable sent
snnunlly aHis specified iu an coupons 10 thii
note attached. which aaiu coupons were nun
betOd 4, 2, D, 4, s Aud q, each calling igf tle
SAN of satuo aud due respectively D.. follow
ssnteintsr III, i.a1, so. PAYABLE Mach 1T.
isli No payable ~epieuuef lst, lslii No,
payable March 1t, irg 40. payable scpicin.
cent alter maturity. sAif promissoTy note
Tor fisOlfOund all interest COUPONS above 10
ferrcd " were 10 become due IN ease OF
or Any pafi thereof for ten days after same
becomes due AZ Option ~ holder OF SAID notes,
and u secure the payinen. o. $50 no's Ahn
tenor, the said George o. Aoble and Alice y.
Nollr, his vile, on the lFi lay o. tentemher,
l-s1, executed aud delivered 70 W, u, hchen'
said W. n, Mokeney and ~ bic suorctsgrs tho
following described properly situated IN s-lt
lake Chy and county, unh Territory Com
I'd, in blook forty,nihe ,,al, plat 60"
north ten ti0f rods. thence west Tour a.
s Ss tour ' ' Toas 10 10 me ~ place Of Be
ginning (which said deed Nas recorded m the
onlce ~ the county recorder OF salt LAX.
'onhN On N'lltehhsi ~ -. - w.
Of Mortgages, pages 80 Nfrt plds vt sald omtcl
N trust in ease, among o,heT hlrsa, OF default
IN the payment OF said Indebtedness snd N
teTest A. above specified 70 Ell after bANlng
advertised such sale twenty Jay, 70 a news
paper published in taid SAT- lake county :
the above described rtrmsss ~ Any lAf.
thereof al public Nendue, ~ thc tfunl dolt o.
the Court house m sat Take county, t!sh
Territory, 10 the highest blaatt lof eA-h anu 70
Apply the proceeds OF tu'h sAie 70 ISL pay,
ment Of costs 81 sale lnd, 70 reimburse the
holder OF The mote TOT insurance tAAes' htsess'
meats or charges paid " pfulert uto ~ POI.
session ot fhid premises, with interest Al the
rate OF Twelve por rent psi snnum from
time OF such payment, ~, We inEf,ft
and principal due on sAii hote rendering we
surplus u any N urat parry, anu where's le-
fault has ieeu made 10 no payment Of cou.
Npons NO and tor more lhnh TOO Jay. ahd
tie legal holder OF said note hAIlhs declared
the entifo indelicdness iue thu 90 informed
the makers, And The san pnnclpel And interest
therein stipulated mol hsylnf bson pala nor
cl'htr nor am pAIl ul tllA'f uohpoh. ehp.lt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Take the harness 10 IA room whore
you can unbucLlc It and separate tho
parts completely. Wash each part Wen
In lukcwnun wstor 10 which has been
added a little potash Scrub we'll with
n brush until all grease and dust has
been removed. Work tho pieces well
under the hand until they become
supple. It won't do to oil until It DO.
comes "a.
LIT the parts dry In place where
they will do 10 slowly When just
moist oil. For this purpose use cod
liver oil. It f. tho best for the purpose
Besides, II you were to uso meats foot
the rats and mice arc your enemies at
once, while they will not touch a har-
nes- oiled with cod liver oil. Give a
good dose OF oil TO all parts, then hang
up TO dry. when dry rub well with a
soft rus. Rider and Driver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02
rHe BIGGEST fIsn.


II Was = whsis uu,n II Wa. Caught,
Much to tho Captains Di.eotnnture.
There Is no better fishing ground
around New York for those who de.
light In the capture OF tho wcakGsh
that the nelghborhood Of the High.
landsof Navcsink, and there arc few
better sport.men than tho genial Cap
tain Slevin, Of the Second precinct.
The yeracity Of fishermen IL not
above suspicion, but now and fen the
French rroverb that ut Is always the
unexpected that happens" is justified.
At any rate this incident will be vouchcd
FOR by dozen.
Ono day In July, which, I regret TO
nay, was n Sunday, the captain. guided
by Hank Smith who Is tho waterman
all tho skilled fishermen seek to secure,
went toa favorite fishing spot. Hank
looked over the tackle aud found that
one Of tho hooks was In danger OF get.
ting loose FROM IT, smell, 30 he took a
couple Of half bitches around Il and
made Il fast. At tho same time tho
captain was fastening n bit Of cord that
isattachcd 10 the. rig to his line. Hank
laughed at tho knot tho captain ufcd.
but for all that over Il all went and In
a second "the biggest fish Of the
season" had carried tho whole business
away
or courss there was weeping and
walling and gnnshing Of teeth, and tho
captain sworo that he'd noycr go ilsh.
Ing on Sunday again. However. a now
RIG was found, and when tho good poo.
pie Of Highlands returned from church
full OF piety aud gossip the captain met
them with broad smile and u long
string and for few hours kept them
all busy listening to his talo Of how hc
lost the best tlsh that ever swan la the
Shrewsbury.
But now sco tho danger Of oIaegera.
tlon. On Monday two young men oil
Now York, Mcssrs Howard and Ray.
mond. came down. They secured HAM,
and went out TO tho same place that
tho captain had anchored nj tho day
I IfANlNs ANY NAhhNh " NNNAAg hNHhNA
full twenty-five Ia ALI. but there was
one lniant--a lngorling--a mcro sar'
dino. lilo was carefully put NJ thu
bottom Of tho pile and tho lot delivered
over TO tho sculllon, who promptly
turned the basket upside down and
brought Mr. Tom Thumb 20 the top.
Just az this moment the captain
sauntcrod by. Ito saw pile Of ISL
and strolloi In 10 look th0m over. IN,
scullion ,oitod the top one and plunged
the knife in to clean him. A. he opened
the belly with his knife, out came IN,
captains lost hooks and smells. cnsill
identified by tho two peculiar knots.
II was an odd series Of condolences
That the ish should have been takoi
10y another party on another day, takei
10 the hotel Cono Of seycran where botl
loser aud Hinder stopped; that the cap
tain should have been passing Just a
tho tsh was being cleaned, and tina
the tlsh should have shrunk 70 fca,
fully In size over night
It l., Ia all scriourlcss, solid fact. =
New York Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02
,scxs BY DAY AND FLAME ey NIGHT.

m. Mystery Of Florida swamp That
,t,ny Have Tried In Vain 10 solve.
Messr- Castleman and Barbour. who,
nth Mr. stavley rs guide, went down
INTO the Pinebrook swampto ferret out
rlorida's mysterious volcano, have re.
turned. like thousands Of Others, with.
on, the volcano. They took observa.
,ions from tho east bank Of tho Wan.
s,,a river, near tho gulf and saw the
vast column Of smoke ascending sky.
ward. Having no boats TO cross the
stream. they could not mako direct
shoot for the location Of the smoke,
bat had to move further up TO start
into the swamp.
They were supplied with good com.
pass and an experienced engineer, but
he swamp was such dense Jungle Of
canes. vines, briars aud underground
generally that they had to literally how
out passage. After much hard worl.
they found that they were progressing
only ono and a half miles per day
Catleman and Barbour have not on.
utly given up tho exploration, but
will equip themselves better for tho
work aud try Il again ut later day.
For more than half a century this
my.terious column Of smoke by day
and flame by night, rising Ia the midst
Of an impenetrble swamp ON the gulf
coast has not only puzzled tho rustic
fishermen and hunters who watch Il
from tho outer odgus Of tho swamp,
but scientists and thousands Of others
who have viewed Il from elevated
points about Tallahassee, thirty miles
away.
By day II presents tho appearance OF
avast volume Of Jet black smoke rising
upas though issuing from a hugo smoke.
stack. ascending high above the tree
tops and Heating of on tho broefcs,
AZ night II presents a bright light "a
though a largo house was burning and
the names were not quito visible. Il
appear and disappears at Irregular In
terytls, bat always IN tho ilno place.
From Tallahassee Il Is south southeast,
aud when burning can be- plainly Sou
from any elevated position. For mort
than twelve months, a few years ago,
Il was continuously visible.
Numerous expeditions have started
out with sangilnc expectations, but
came buck worn out aud disgusted,
They can got all around tho mystery,
and foe Il from any elevated stand
point, but when they start Into III,
swamp. which Is from fifteen to thirty
miles across IN amy direction, thcy an
net by insurnouniablo barriers, be
sides snakes, alllgnton, mosquitoes aud
nndhics. Tallahassee Floridian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02
NEpNI CITY BOlIS FOR SALE.
nv. Thousand $4,000 Dollars OF
seven a. rrv Cent Nsphi Ciiy
Houds Tor sale.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY OWEN, THAT OK
~ The dfft day ~ october, \ u. isll. AZ the
0dico u The liiy Treasurer Of NHphi City. i've
honfs = aa'i city will be so.1 70 the highest
bidder or bidder Tor raHh.
said bonds Hfo 81 the Denomination ~ iirfo,
payable ten years after date. Thee honds viii
boar Interest AZ the rate Of seven "a per cent
psr annun from october 1T, 4. ~, tsli. until
paid. the Interest being payable 90 tho let day
~ Apui and tho ist day ut october VI each
Hids tii BE- received BY mo for ne purchase
~ said hpnea, ~ any part thereof, from the III
day OF september. istl, Until " o'clock M on
Tie ist dny 81 urtuIcr, 1871
Tue risht 10 reject any ani all BIDS IL hereby
reserved IA behalf Of sad city. Value u bond,
At date 81 sale will be VI 90.
1nc h1uls are 81 u scrles % ten, none ol
which have been offered Tor sale oT sold
KDNiS HARLEY, Cny Treasurer
r. E-A printed onlcai statement Of thu
financial condition ~ the CIV Will be furnished
anyone drfirnr information with she Wow Of
biidlug 10 the ah1Yn bonds. Apply Tor SAN,
AZ rtcasut,fa nni.g, Atpbi CITY, U,ah.
q EDWIN HARLEY, City Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

A new artificial stone Is receiving
some attention from architects aud
builders abroad. Il Is compound,
partly chemical aud partly mechanical,
of iron, sulphur and silicon, with more
or less foreign matter the normal color
being dark slate, varying somewhat
with tho manner In which Il Is dressed,
but capable Of being modified In a de.
grcc by tho introduction Of pigment,
thus rendering practicable limitations
Of various colorcd brick aud sand.
stones. II Is about the hardness Of or.
binary blue stone and can DO worked
by the usual stonecut,ins tools. turned
In lathe or planned.
Tho tcnsilc strength Is from $50 to
1900 pounds per square inch, and mn
der compression endured from 1900 To
4, goo pounds. It, specific gravity l.
about 90, and Il molis at about 800
dcgs. very slowly. No deterioration
occurs under exposure TO tho weather
and M the material can be melted and
nodded Il Is applicable 10 n great ynri.
city Of uses 20 which stone Is not adapt
ed. and particularly In the case Of large
castings, such as pipes for sewage, etc.
Architectural forms Of almost any
description can DO very conveniently
maio from II In position, II needed,
aud for culycrts aud bridge founda
tons, the perfect smoothncss OF which
the surface y W susceptible, Is adynn
tngcous Ia lessenins iriction.-NcW
/ York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

How Is Il with the men into whose
hands the practical applications Of
science bring measurolcss wealth. Do
they, as general thing, show any
recognition Of It's importance to tho
Worldi Are they interested In aiding
re'earchi DO they determine that no
one who has an impulse toward sclen'
tilic discovery shall, II they can help Il,
hek the means Of lnborlng In 80 noble
a dircctloni Alas, mol
The favorito direction for the rich
mans wealth Is toward the theological
college, From tho number and mag
nIilcenco OF tho donations and requests
10 theological colleges, In this country
particularly, one would suppose that
The age was starving for theological
knowledge, or perchnnce that the theol'
osy had produced the wealth that was
tile source Of these benofactlons. Pop.
ular Science Monthly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Tho banana goes back TO tho earliest
days Alcsandafs soldiers, Ms pllny
fays. Joined the sagcs Of India seated In
n. shades and partakiug OF the deli.
eious fruits Hence the name "saplcn.
tum" given tho plant, which likewise
bean tho name II Jupltef's fair daugh.
Ter, Musah. Now {, Inns been shown that
tho banana Is Of Malayan origin. How
did L gnt TO India and 20 South Amer.
tea and Mcxicoi Tho feet Of birds hayo
borne seed full 10000 miles, willie
the coooanut lonted well nigh the
world around In tho great ocean cur.
rnts.
But the banana has no seeds nor has
Il a easing like tho Rlobular cocoanut TO
feat Il around over the waters. Then
II must have been carried by man. II
i significant that the Aztecs had tr,di
tons OF visits by people from over the
feas, while there was 10 confirm II an
ldmixturc Of the religion Of the Brah.
Minis In their own theology Would
You think that tho despisod banana
would actually step forward 20 prove
that before Columbus was or Lief Erie.
son even had an existence, some
.warthy denlEens OF the Old World had
migrated ncross the wntors'-Gold'
thwaito's Geographical Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02


Tho abuses at Niagara have a world
wide reputation, and ono Of tho awful
ones was aired In prominent lawyers
olllco a day or 90 ago.
us Mr. - inf inquired a woman
Of the handsome clerk in tho Office re-
forrcd to-
mo, he is not In at present, A" was the
reply.
"well. I want 10 sec him on impor.
tant business; there is money In 1t for
him."
"you might take n chair. no will
probably return soon, said the clerk.
The anxious female sat down aud
patiently awaited the coming Of tho
man shc wanted to see. She had not
long TO tarry, and soon she was telling
her story to him.
81 have been down ono Of these In.
clincs," said she, ''and while standing
on the rocks a wave came IN aud wet
mo to the skin. What eau | do about
~
why, don't SEQ as you can do any.
thing about it II you mean In tho way
Of damages"
"rhats what mean. Here I am
wet 10 the Ain, and feel that ought
TO DO paid damages"
well, ] eau only advise you that
under tho circumstances tho best thing
for you Is a change Of dress
"rhat's Il; haven't change here.
~ should suggest, then, that you en-
Toy tho bright sunshine until you arr
dry"
Then you don't want tho caser
mo, thank you"
And she left the Office, loudly pro
claiming that because she didn't hav,
a redress with her that that was Jus
why sho felt she should have redress. =
Niagara Falls Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

which Of us does not recall with a
gentle lluttcr Of emotion tho unutter'
able delight We experienced when We
gavoly sot about that delicate opera
ton, "the frt shaye"-oh Innocent
subterfugc to which u youth resorts by
way of proving to his own satisfaction
that he has reached tho stage Of full
manhood He Las u beardl--Lo Petit
parlslen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Two gum trees, which tower over 100
feet above n little church Ia Guatemala,
ore 60 feet in circumference and their
strong roots have pushed tho iounda-
ton Of tho church out Of place,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Our power OF decoiying Others do
ponds greatly on our power Of decelv'
ing Ourselves, II Is having this giit
highly developed that makes woman
aud some statesmen 10 dangerous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

In The Probate Court In and Tor SAT- TAI
County, Territory OF Utah.

In The Probate Court In and Tor SAT- iAte
County, Territory Of Jtah.
In the matter of the Estate o. Miner g.
Atwood, deceased.
NOTICE l. HEREBY IiNEN, TiiAf
~ NlillAm -, Atwood, adniinisiftinr 81 me
estate OF Miner a.. ATWOOD, dccrasfi, hNs
rtndetcd Tor settlement, and tlcd IN said court
hls nnai account of hH administtaion
Of said estate, aud petition for lnll uts
trIbution Of the residue of said Cstair
among the persons cnutcd thereto, aud
that 1uesday, ne sth day OF tepicmhrfs y. ~
1871, AZ ~ O'Clock am, a. the tuuft fuuW 90
fald court, In the county fpuft lludt. sat
Lake cts, rfah Territory. has been huly ape
pointed ~ the IudFr u faid r1ufi for the settle
= OF of taid account, ami hrafiuF gaid puiitiYn
Tor distribution, al which time hri place any
person intsfsHtrf lu allt cstate maN nppehr hul
show cause, v any there w., why sad account
should not he settled aud approved ana mai
distribution made re- prayed tut
Dated August O., 1871. ..
CLERK 81 the Probate Court.
mu a. NHaaHHftM n.tHHfN ffFWN NMW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

And IN arcarfanrr with Law anf an order or
the Hoard OF Directors, made on the iith DAY
Of Ami, isqi, o. many Shares Of each parcel
of 4 .nek ~ NAV be- necessary, will he sold ~
the once u the Company in salt tAia CITY, on
iFtday the 18th thy ~ June. isli, tta D. w.. ~
HvOrdef Of The Board o. Directors.
D. ~, HOnN, Acting Hec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Tho average elevation OF the country,
excluding Alaska, Is about $500 feet
Tho average elevation at which tho In.
habltants lived, taking cognlzance OF
their distribution, was 6S7 feet In 1870;
In 1850 II had Increased to 7iO feet, aud
In 1890 TO 7ss feet.--Washington Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02
Lucky I'm Mining Company. Locaton Of
principal place " husinoss fAiA
City, Utah.

NvOTiCE II HEREBY GiNIN TiAr At
- a meeting ~ The Nn4rd " Trustees held
Oh The 9Th day u August, lsll a. salt lAlo
CIV, itnu. au asfcsHmcnis No. o. % Two fehi.
per Hhasr was levied on tie rnpfiA sintA 81
The corporation payable 10 the seefetAIy, Nih
boz ihifiy days trom tho above date, A. No. y
Main street, salt Lake city, itah. Any siocs
uuun which this afHrH meat friualug uhplll
un The llft DAY ~ September lsai, viii ho de-
unuuent aud hdyeftised Tor sale At public hue.
uan. and unless paytnoli j. made before, VIII
he cold on the atst DAY Of october, 1871 AZ the
hour OF % O'Clock 1. uiss ~ the company 4
oflirr, tt0om No. 40 Constitution builiiuE, SAT-
lake City Utah, 10 pay delinquent lfseasmtnts,
together with costs oi advertising and expense
frcEY BuL MfiSa CnurAsY.
". ! HUTTON, secretary.
Residence 10 5 md West street. SAT- Lake
tItv, Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

The extreme danger 10 life attendant
upon breaking a Jam OF logs has been
overcome by using dynamite cartridges
on tho end OF long poles, These are
pushed under the jam and exploded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

The poisonous suinaeh resembles u
group OF young ash trees. Tho poison
Gus ivy resembles tho harmless wood
bine. Its leaves, however have but
three leaflets, while those Of tho wood
bine have i've, Salem Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

a bill posting machine, which sticks
bills on walls, even us high as fifty feet.
sllhout the use Of ladder or paslepot, IL
Tong successful work In Paris. 1heat.
heal people uro delighted with L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Justice Field. Of the United States
supreme court, once declined TO pay
si,a0O for snn Francisco lot that hgs
since been sold for Il, GOV, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

Illinois has n larger railroad mileage
than any other state In the Union; or,
TO be moro exact, II has 10, 1913 miles OF
uIaln lines and 2,926 miles OF sldlngs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02
In tho Probate Court. In and Tor SALT fAk
County, Territory Of Utah.


County, Territory Of ltah.
In tho matter Of the Estate OF james Maissp.
deceased,
NOTICE n IlEhEuN GIVEN THAT
- lilsO sophie Mhdsrn, adminisirauihi ul
mo estate nf james Nadsen, dereasr1, has
rendered fuf trttlemoni. ami hird To- sad
sUuft. Nor mai arrouut uf her admin
isirAlion II said estate sui rruu1u Tor
nnat distribution " the residue u SAT- estate
among the UeffuEs ouutlvd thereto. uud
TUESDAY. tho !tth day 81 rsrtrm.gr, a. y, lslli
Al 10 O'Clock a. m., At tho Court Room 81 iaid
court. On the Clunty Court tiousr, alt LAKE
cay and county. ttah leruiQfi, has been dulf
appointed by tho ludsc u sail court, tuf TIE
settlement 81 said account and hearing atil
psttiou fnr dlsiruui,nu, ~ which umr aud
place any person Interested On ta.l etAio m1f
hpptnr hnl show cause, " an here he, WHY
proved aud dnh dsuiuuuun made a. prayed
tor,
dated august ii, 1871. .
Oiert ot tho Probate Court
.NH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

TI'HERE WILL nE 4 sTOCKHOLnERs
meeting Of the EnElc Cracker and Manu-
facsuuuF Company, a the once ~ the cpm
pauY, corner second West and seventh south
Street, ou Monday evening, september ith, az
Z Uum.. Tor the election ~ onrrta Tor the en-
fuing year, and such other business o. may
some before the meeting.
div iAsi a. liANLMAN, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02
NOTICE

nun REGULAR ANSUAL MEETiNG ~
4 tnt siurkhnltcrH ~ the nrsCfut NrNa
tUmUHuy. for tho purpose ut hearing reports
aud tIrUilur H.afd ot Directors Tor The rnsu
mrytaf, sill be held in tho company'a nnUr,
salt ihkr City, Utah, SATURDAY, sept ID. l1li AZ
u o'cIocl a. a.. JOIN =, EVANS,
4 secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02
DELINQUENT NoIicE.

III. Hellenic. Idaho Mihinr Company. Lees.
Iakf fiiv. Utah. 10 Atian 81 Mines ard
workf. nlnerai Hili Mining iHsiiict, STATE
Of Idaho.
NroItCE. -THruE ~ DELINQUENT ur.
~ On the following described Hturs, on a..
ronut az a. fsttnent u THIRTY N0l cents per
share. levied on the iiih day u Arul, iEii, The
seVrfii amouuta Get opposite the names u toe
resuoetiyf Shareholder, A. follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-02

ETl ggB NOTICE.
nun ANSuAL MitIiNO Of THE STOCK
i holders Of the ttah sagar Company will
BE- held a. luO'rllHk o.. co., Monday. september
N, lsHl AZ the uufo OF james JACK No. 80 hast,
south Temple street, salt i.atu Cty, Utah, tor
the purpose Of olrutiuF a board ~ Directors Ia
UsrfU ior The ensuing year, aud Tor the tgHnslrs
ton ot such other business a. may ~ brought
before ~ JAMES D.. JESNtNGs.
secretary.
salt Lake CITY, Utah, August Is. is9l. d6s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20

General Sherman left precise and minute in
structions concerning the style and dimensions
Of his monument He did not propose that
some loud-yoiced Congressman should period
ieally introduce a bill for the removal Of the
honored remains to Washington and the ap-
preparation of half million dollars to erect
aprobably ugly shaft--Ne,e York Telegram.
Neither did he propose that his remains be
used as q boom for real estate deal and an ad-
vertisement for livery stable and road house,
while the richest city in the western hemis-
phere announced to the world its inability or
Discrimination to raise anything over his grave
except a whine of disapproval when there
should be proposition made to honor them as
they deserved.