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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-12

After all that can be said for creamery
butter II IL not always perfect. Increas.
ing numbers note its poor keeping quail
lily, because imperfcc,ly freed from ease.
Gus matter; also tho fact that II does no,
go so far, pound for pound, rs dairy hut.
ter. more solid from careful making.
Families arc discarding ii. while they
desire tho best. because needing to prac.
tieo economy. But all creameries Dc
not turn out "spongy" butter Here aud
there one equals dairy butter In solidity.
Cream gathering creamerios are prone
to let cream sour too much. OF cour,e
overcoming. oven In the dairy, will pro.
dnoo tho same sorry result. Tho cream.
cry or dairy coming nearest TO tho man.
nfacture Of sweet cream butter. pro.
vided It Is properly washed and packed.
will make tho most solid aud best keep.
ing article. New York Tribunes
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Bellevue, Idaho, Mining Company. salt Late
city, tuh Territory. Location Of rfihci.
pal place Of bu.lnftsi sat Late Ctr, ulAh
refrltorys i.ocation OF Mines. Min.rA
Hal Miniug District, state Of Idaho.
NOTICE Is IlEhEpl GIVEN, THAT AT
IN Ameeting OF tho Hoard Of Directors Of
saii Company. held on the iiih day u AIni.
share was levied on the Capital stock % ths
Corporation. payable TO josiah barnett, Treas.
uref. Al his Offir In the banking Oilcs OF Sic.
Corniet A Co, salt Lase Ciis, titan Territory,
on or before TIE nth DAY Of May, 1871 ANY
stoek upon which this Assessmrnt shall remain
unpaid on The 18th day OF May, 1901, will be do.
Inquest sud adVeftiisd for tale NJ public Aur,
uoh, ant unless payment y. made 10 ore, uiu
10 sold Oh FRIDAY. the sGth day % June. lsgi. a
the Office 81 the COMPANY In sat iAke city,
Utah Territory, at p.m. 10 pay the delinquent
sssessmant, together with the costs Of AiyTr.
Using and expense of sale. 10y order Of he
board OF Directors. y. q. HORN,
Aeung Secretary.
salt Lake CITY. Utah. April u. isol. did
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In reply TO tho question "should cow.
DO dishornedy' asked at New York
Farncr's institute, the following answer,
were given;
Mr. HOWELL had bull and no wa,
not ugly. We dishorncl him for fear he
might get ugly. Af,erward no nearly
killed two men.
Mr.. Van Alstyne-l have dIshorned
my cows and We eau drive them like q
Flock OF sheep. would not have tn,
horns on my cows again on any account.
John Gould--put them at worS-thal
is, the bulls-and work on tho wicked
impulses.
j. u. Rogcrs-I am about convinced
that II will pay in the long run to dis
horn cows. II will hurt the cows, but 4,
istemporary. With horns they will huri
each other more or less all the time.
Mr.. Sanford--rhe best time "a when
they are calyes. We are doing this.
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FARM, FIELD, GARDEN.
NOTES AND OBSERVATIONS CON-
cERNlNo WORK ON The FARM.

Timely Hints on the Cultivation Of the
Corn Crop--iusw aud when TO riow.
small Details That AFFECT the raiiurs
or Success Of me Crop.
Many Of our progressive cultivntors
have left OF old methods for the newer
one Of drilling In tile seed. surface ma
nuring and level or shallow cultivation.
Other good farmers sill cling 10 old
WAYS. while others again strike me.
dunn between the old aud now systems.
Following Is what Southern Cnltiya-
tor has TO say on the subject Of planting
corn;
The frst blowing may and should he
dc.u md close on all soils that are still
or inclined TO run together. and we know
OF nothing better for the siding furrow
than a moderately long square or dia'
mond pointed scooter, II Is not nccea-
sarv 70 plow out the entire middle ut
once; on the contrary, we have found u
generally expcdicnt 20 run round tho en-.
tire crop. or a. much OF II ns may be
ready for the operation, and then return
and piow tho middlcs out. On mellow,
soft clean lands deep blowing Is not at
all necessary " the ground was well
plowed before planting. Indeed. In our
own practice wc adopted tho general
rule that wherever a sweep, scrape OF
other wide expanding cultivator win do
good work. no olherimplcment or deeper
plowing is required. II Is n pretty safe
rule all through tho cultivation Of any
crop, thus always giving the preference
TO the implement that will do satisfac.
tory work ut tho time, aud the largest
amount acres per day with tho least
labor.
The first plowing Of corn should lie
done 20 carefully a. to obviatc the ne.
ccssty for hand hoo work. which may
be easily done ON smooth. well prepared
land. II Is not had rnln TO require
every plowinan on such land 10 stop and
remove, or,coyor with his hands. or q
paddle kept at hand for the purpose
every bunch or sprig OF grass that might
have been destroyed by tho plow. I'm
der such rule greater care and skill
will DO exercised By the plownan, foi
no man likes to stop 10 uncover or cover
anything.
II tho plants are healthy and vigorous
and the land not specially infested bj
bud worms, we greatly prefer thinning
ont by hand or by means Of narrow
paddle In advance Of the plows. It may
be done when the ground is too wet e
plow or hoe. each hand being armed
with stick or paddle three or four feel
long, and carrying two rows ut a time.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ TEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned. Executor of tho last
will and lrsiamentof AimeHa FArr, doceAsed,
claims against tho saia deceased. toexhihit than,
with the noeossary vouchers within ten
months after the 1t,t publication OF this no
tice, 10 the eaid John a. GrOcsbeck al the
law once OF Iichsrds 4 Noyie, Constitution
nuildlnF, No - south. Main street Salt lake
CITY. Utah, In the ounty OF salt Lake.
Dated salt i.afe Guy, ApTil ist, lspi.
joins a. GROksDICK,
Executor Of the last viii and testaInenlof Al.
menA fau, deceased.
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rtJlsr STONY.


AZ the right OF the main hall Is the par.
lor, ibxel feet In dimensions. lighted by
three full windows ut each end, with head.
lights above and two smaller windows In tho
side The chimney, with large, open ilrc-
place. Ia placed on the side Of the room, an
shown. The parlor Is separated from the
hall by q sliding door. Tho woodwork In
the parlor IL Of ash, finished In the natural
color Of tho wood. At the left OF tho vcstl.
bule II the study, s feet wide and ~ feet
long. with an open Fireplace ut ono end.
and lighted by three triplet windows sim
liar 10 those In the parlor. with door open
ing into the main hall. At tho left Of tho
study IL the dining room. Is foetsin width
aud 20 feet In length. lighted by trlplet
windows At one end similar 10 tho parlor,
and single window ut the other, with n
door on ono side communicating with the
main hall. md door Oh tho opposite side
opening Into the servants hall. An open
fireplace Is placed In one corner, with a
china closet In the opposite corner to bal.
Gncc the same. This room is finished In
antique oak.
Between tho servants hall and kitchen
q an unusually large pantry, lifted up
with shelves The ground plan IL com
pleted by tho kitchen, i5xis feet In dlmen.
sions, which forms wing projecting from
the main building. This wing. with tho
gable over the parlor. rear ycranda and
dormer windows. gives a very picturesque
effect 10 tho rear Of the building. In the
second story are three large chambers, and
two smaller bedrooms, bathroom and
closets complete Tho woodwork OF the
kitchen, servants hail and pantry Is Of
yellow pine, except the shelves and floors.
which arc OF white Pine. The woodwork
OF bathroom is Of a-h, All iioors arc Of
yellow pine. The ceiling Of main hall IL Of
oak, neatly paneled, with tlmbers exposed
All other inside woodwork. except that he.
fore Indicated. Is OF white pine, painted IN
two coats,
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There Is n cellar extending under the en-.
tire building. with walls laid up In CO
ment mortar The cellar bottom Is CO.
mented. The frame Of the building is Of
spruce. The side walls and gables are
sheaihed with tongied and grooved stun,
and covered with waterproof building pa.
per- The nrt story Is clapbonrded with
white pine Leyeled siding. The side walls
aud gables and cheeks Of dormer windows
are shlnglcd with cypress shingles, ard
stain,d with mixture Of burnt sienna
and Venetian red. The rooia an. shlnglcd
with best quality OF white piue shingles,
nailed TO lSJ shingle lAth, left Implanted,
The chimueyb ART Of hard brick, painted
with Venetian red and oil. The outside
woodwork Of the frat story Il painted a
dark green, To which II added little burnt
sienna 10 give It u harmonxlne tona. The
Innings OF valleys and cutters and ali fla.i,
ings nre Of !. q. charcoal tin, painted two
coats with metallic paint, With the OK.
ceptlon Of tie ceiling OF the mhn hall. an
side walls and ceilings In both nrSt and
second stories ART hard finished on two
eoats Of brown mortar. The coat Of erect.
Ing this hoaAo complete would be about
t'oO1 y, W. KING
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Tree stumps that chance to DO on ones
lawn, whether these I've large or small,
high or otherwise, may be rendered very
decorative. Tho centcr Of low ones may
b. followed out little and filed with
bright flowers aud the sides almos. hid
den ny trailing canary crecper, nastur.
tium, passion flowers Cs any hardy vines.
Still we think II they are allowed to ha
oyergrown and completely hidden by
Virginia creeper or other climber the
eject will be equally pleasing.
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NOTICE N iIERkBy GIVEN THAT
~ Henry J. smith and wilford y. smiih.
executors 81 thu es,aie OF Jano \. smith DE- ,
m sad court, thtir nnAl account OF their ad.
minieuAton 81 sad 'iihte and petition tor nnsi
distribution Of the residue OF sRii Estate among
the Eird day Of May, a. u. ls3l, at 10 O'Clock
q. M. ~ the Court hcom OF said court, In the
County Court Nouse,sAlt Lake CITY aud county,
utAh Territory has been duly appointed by The
indgc Of said court. for the settlement OF said
account and hearing said petition Tor distrlbu.
ton, at which Time and place any person inter.
cstcd In said ustAlo inAF nnpehr aud show
cause, " an there be why said nccount should
not be settled md approved aud hnAl distriDu,
Ton made NJ prayed Tor.
DHled April IS, 1891,
C.E, AIIRN,
nyc. n. STANTON. Deputy. dsw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or ZEAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order % the Probate
Court u the county Of salt Lake. Utah Tern.
!ory, made on the lsih day Of May, a. y, leo,
Howciis, deceased, the uadcfsigncd will sell
al fkivArE sALr, b. sealed hius In writing. 10
the highest bidder for cash. Euld coin VI Tho
united -tstes, and subject TO confirmation by
1871. ~ q o'eioos At tho law once u liich.
ards MOyig. Constitution huildlug, No. ~ 4.
NAM street. city aud county Of salt iAEc, Ter.
riory 81 Utah, al tho tifht, THE, interest aud
estate % tha sad Bcuiamin q. Ifawclls, do.
ceased. At the time o. his death, or In which bis
cslalr has scquircd any Interest since BIZ
death, either BY operation 81 law ur oihcrsise,
aud all the Tight. title aud IN crest u his heirs
IN OF 10 tho following tract ~ lsnd. 10 wiii An
undivided one mum 90 iniercft Ia all that
certain pices or parcel 81 innd situate In toe
city ndcnuuty Of salt lake, Territory OF Titan,
aud particularly described AZ follows, ~ wit
Commencing alta point ten tiOl rods north Of
the southwest corner OF biOos forty niue, HAT
g, salt Lake CITY survey, and funnihg thence
caftten TO- rods, thence noith eiEhtyt -0l feet,
thence wet ten ttnl rods, themes south oishty
90 feet 70 the place Of tcsiuninE. tsgsther
WIN a rlsht Of way over tie following DO.
srfibtd land. 20 wiz Commencing i've lil rods
east aud foriy.dyu go iect soitll o. the norih.
west corner Of Lot fosf t4l, Block forty nine
ftpl Aforesaid, and tunninH thence north ten
liol feei, thence west ate thl rods, thence
south ten tlol iv'i, thence east I've isi rods.
with continuation o. said right u way south
10 the land described Above. Terms and son.
ditions Of saie-cash, gold cola OF the United
states, 70 per cent Of purchase price 10 be pad
on the day % sale, and the balance on confirm.
alton ny said Probate Conr.
All lids 81 he m writing, sealed aud delivered
70 said Administrator, on or before tho hour u
ialc. THOMAS y. now ILLS,
Dated this eth day OF April. is'l. diw
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IL uEREny gIvEN, THAT ~
N pursuance o. an order p me rioDals,
- o. nc .cany Q, ~ ssi, ,nss' III IN 80
Fer ofthe estate ~ TIcrff intbfofen .dcceas.
ed, the undersigned. adninis'falrih ~ Ne ssia
.sialc. VIII sci At private salc 70 We e,AnJ
lroiatc ,ourt. on Tho cird day II NAY. 1871,
vi 4 O'Clock M, at the law oficc 81 ihafIs
2 Movie. 10 the ,onsiituii.h paiilinf. ~ -.
Nain street, IN the city and ccuniyoi "a, lass'
Isfrltofy u utah all tho tifht. title and intet
est aud estate Of the sail Herr, lnger.sen;
the tine 81 his death, and ~ he tlght, I'VE
Nv oprrsiion Of law or otherwise, stquirti,
other than or IN addition 10 that y We sh,u
Henry inTbrescn n the. lime OF Ms aes'h, w
aud 10 all that certain .piece o. parcel o. iani
situate, lying and hsinE m the couny OF SAT-
I.sAe, Teffitofy ~ Utah, aud bounded shd Ne .
.cribed ~ follows lirunniuE - q point On
dredns t0s3l claiHs and nerih one nd tinety'
two hnahrtdihn n fiJ ohsihs. from tue tpnlh.
west corner - tho norlheasi quhftef ~ -reism
Of Hasrs one al HAST, siis IAle Meridian.
thence south oishly.tvo 90 degrees,
and len (iOi miruies, last eisht Y.
Hsnec xoiih eisaiy.iwo (s2) de
srtes and ten cp) minutes. wet .ishl "
ehsins, thence South nye t3lchains 10 the place
,s.tss s,ent ID Inc same. and alec with q fiEht
Of way tor m irfigatlng ditrh hvies. ne mnn
of sad r.tste 20 tho above described land, az
such s,Se Z. W. be y st ..,a .,aessss ~
Terms and conditions Of sale Cash ten per
cent OF purchase money to be pnif 70 tue al
n.,r.,,s on Nc ~ 2, 'a ssv, IAi nssd al =,
expense ~ purchaser. iilds TO be ~ WINK
aud delveied 10 said admlnistfauiN oeivfc
'''' "'"' "' ''' ANNA II. CALVERT.
Adulnisuaitis. Or the es,Ase Of hsnfy lag
lrtscu, deceased.
salt LAlo Uily. April a,lh. isoi dsw
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Order 10 show Cause why order OF Sale OF
Real Esia1e should not be made.
Ions II. wAtiiER. THE ADsIyisTRA.
~ tor of the sfiAis o. Thomas liehardson.
deceased, haunF fled his petition heruin, duly
personal and reel esiAi. % SAID d,eedcnt
minofs, for the purposoa therein sct fortn, 70 70
therefore Ordered By tho Judge OF said Crurt
that all persons Interested in the estate ~
said deceased appear before the ssid Probate
Courf on saturday, tho ssfi day OF May,
1891. O'Clock 10 The forenoon OF ssid day, VI
thsCourl nonni 81 said frohaie Court, NJ the
salt i.ahe, utsh Tertiary, To show cause why
an order Aheuld nyt be grated 10 the said I'D /.
Minisuster, to sol 20 much Of Ailghs personAl
property ana real estate OF tho said deceased
at private sAlV, NJ shall DO necessary, and that
a copy Of fiia order be Published Al ieast tour
.uccsssya weeks Ia tho DIsEnKr kyEsls0
NHwt, q newspaper printed snd publi,hed in
said CITY aud County,
Dated Apn glln, ls9l,
q, W, BAitrcIi, Probate Judge.
TFnRTronN or UTAH..
County q salt iake.
10 D.. Allen, Clerk OF the Probate Court In
anafOr the County o. sat Lake, In The Tern,
tory % uiah. do hereby certify that tho fors
goins 10 u fnll, truc ant. correct copy of order
y show oanss why order q .al.of real eslsie
a. sppears Of record In ny ohicr,
In Witness whereof, have hcreunto set my
hsnd and Hlfed the zeal OF said Coutl, thi,
suh day 81. April. A. u. iNll;
inthL y, ALLEN,
Clerk Of Probate Court
by c. n. STANTON,
pepuy CLERK I
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Mrs, liamoneg Wt boarding house
tablc)--You don't scom TO like your
steak, Mr., Skyparlor.
Mr. skyparlor lceaslng his struggled
We'll, the fact Is, II doesn't seem 10
like mo; at least can't produce any
impression on it.-Puck.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NJ Office IN llEHkBi GIVEN ny THE
IN uudersirnsi, administrator OF the Es'
tate Of Hans Peterson, deceased, to tho crcdi.
tors OF, and all p.rsons having claims against
the said deceased. TO exhibit thom. with tho
necessary vouchers, within four months after
the nret publication OF this nouce, 10 tho said
administrator. at his residence In Mil Greek, In
tho eounly OF salt LAke. Territory u Utah.
Dated Aprii itl, l-pi.
inoMAs W. RUSSELL,
Administrator OF the estate Of Han iPoter.
sou. deceased. diaw Ia
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


IN INC tststc OF JAn's ". ilehfy' Deceased
MOTION ~ IIHhfBy GIVEN ny THE IN.
IN dcrtiEnod. Administrator Of the 9 tate
o. james v. cleAry. deceased, 10 the creditor
OF, aud all persons HAVING claims against the
sad deeeass "a, 10 exhibit them with the necea
tary vouchers within ten months after the nfsl
puhiirhuon " this notice, TO the aaid Admins.
trstor, Al the lA- once 81 Richards and Moylr,
Constitution uuilding, - -. Main Ct, salt Lax
CITY, In the County 81 salt Lake.
Dated April Let isel.
EDWARD W. PALMER,
Administrator Of the Estate OF janice y,
tleAry, deceased. doas 10
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A COUNTRY HOME.
Plans o. House which Il Comfortable.
Appropriate aud Artistic.

Appropriate aud AFtIstIc'
The influences Of city life have q tenden.
~ 10 contract ones ideas In building from
lhe fact that land il necessarily more OK.
pcnsive, and the natural result Il TO en-
deavor to secure the necessary accommc'
dations by building one story above an
other upon ~ small plot OF ground %.
possible Daily walks along crowded
street wheru the predominant lines In
architectural composition are vertical. IN.
doubteily from the force Of continual rcpe.
tition, leave m impression not easily
shaken oil. and this unconscious cduca'
ton or acquired taste In architecture Il
directly the cause Of many unslghtly, badly
arranged and constructed suburban aud
sountry dwellinga.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NoTICK - HEREBY GIVEN ny rur
~ unaersiFned. AdminisuAtrix Of tho IA
ate % ltAsmus llasmu,aan, deeoasea' 10 IN.
ereuiiofs ol Ana Ill parsons having oiaims
the necessary souehert, within rom months
hlisr me nrsi Publication OF thi, notice, 10 lie
saiu adtllnlsnniris, ~ the ofioo Of lsane III
Waddrll, Attorney, y and a Haat First south
Lake. N"''' W ''s
Dated Aprl s;th. 1891.
AdminlsirairiN Of Inc esIaie Of na.n,,, ns..
klstep. deceased. CLAW a.
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Van Duder--No human being is en-.
tlrcly without mind, don't you know,
Ailss AInyi
A'ny--No; but It's wonderful to SEQ
how amazingly near some people come
to lt-West Shore.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court In aud for salt Lake
County, Territory Of utah.
In tho matter OF tho Estate OF CLARA ID.
lounE. Deceased.

in tho matter OF the istatc OF clara ID.
ioung, Deceased.
NOTICE II IlEnEBY GIVEN THAT
IN l.. Urande Young and spencer ClAws0n,
administrators OF the estate OF clsrA u. Your y,
deceased, have rendered for settlement, and
nled IN said Court, their nnAl account OF THEN
administration OF said estate and petition fof
anal distribution Of the residue Of said estate
among the persons entitled thereto, aud thai
Tuesday, tho gnl day OF June, a. u. lr,i, nj
10 O'Clock a. ~, " the Court Room of said
Court, In the County Court House, salt lake
City and County, uAh Territory, hiss been duly
sppointed by the Judgc Of said Court, Tor Tho
settlement OF said account and hearing sad
petition Tor distribution, at which time aud
D ace any person Interested IN ssid estate may
appear and show cause, N any there bn. why
sad account should not 10 settled aud sp.
proved and mai distribution made az prAye Cd
Tor,
dated May ., is9L
C,F, ALLEN,
Clert OF the PROBATE Court.
ny Q. Z stanton. deputy. DID
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
LEGAL. NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court 10 and for salt Lats
County. Territory OF Utah.
In tho matter OF the Esiate Of Thomas
Adkins, sen DeceAscd.


NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN q, u. savage, administrator OF the estate
% Thomas AdtlnN, zen, deceased, has rem .
defrd for settlement. aud hlsd M fald Court his
ni.Al aerount OF hlf adminlstratCh Of said Is.
residue Ut sad estate AmOng The pefsons
.ntiilrd thereto, and that W Wednesday, the 9Th
desy Of May, 4. u, isnl. a. 10 O'Clock a. ~,
toust house, sails Lake CITY aud County, Utah
IeffiiurI has losn duly appointed BY tie judge
~ snid ourtifor the seitieinrnt of said account
whigh time and y ace any person Interested In
taii ahiaie msyhppear hnd show cause, II any
th.Io %, why said account should not ba
settled and approved sni maj distribution
made a. prayed tor,
Dated hay s, lsJi.
v.l. c.E. ALLEN,
va Clerk Of ihe l'gopAls CQuri,.
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''To be ,ceU dressed costs but tiatc;
'He ,cho fs scelt pleased is tcetJ pafd."
GOLDSMITH K COS
MAMMOTH CLOTHING House
Have imported Largo and Handsome
SCOTCH CHEVIOTS | HOMESPUNS
In ell tho New Colorngs which they In tho
Popular Lounge and Roeor Suit. Positively tho
Same goods, both cut workmanship cannot bo
suitable for stylish and rough and ready In presenting
Our FASHIONS for the SEASON
For inspection bog respectfully unusual
boon taken that selection material should comprise
but tho productions OF the manufacturers
Our MEMS, YOUTHS and BOYS SUITS
Are mado workshops OWN suporv-
sion Wo CHAIN better
Our MEMS, YOUTHS and BOYS SUITS

Are mado In workshops OWN suporv
sion. We claim garments better cut better
trimmed than tho alors
MORE THAN DOUBLE.
GOLDSMITH & cos Saiosmon composed OF gentle
thoroughly convorsant with detail tho Ready
made Tado, whereby PATRONS feel Of
advice to the style best becoming
Youth Boy shall without being PERFECT
LY FITTED.
ooLDcMlTH q CO. extond a hearty Welcome to all to
visit ter store their stock desiring
purchase not.
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SUMMONS.


In The District Court N aud for The Third
Innnll Of lLll IAAa.
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In tho Probate tourt In and for salt IAk,
County .Terniory VI Utah.

In the matter u tho Hsla,e OF Thomas
kiehardson, deceased.
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Order TO show Cause why order OF sails Of
Heal Estale should not be made.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-07-30
likely to be under call two weeks

likely to be under call two weeks
longer.
Having settled up all business con-
nected with the Chautauqua OF 1891,
Mr.. @. G. Armstrong left this morning
for his home in Albany; Texas. Mr..
Armstrong has been the life and in
spiration of this enterprise. The
energy and good judgement which has
characterized his movements in con-
nection with the institution have won
the confidence of the people in Mr..
Armstrong; executive ability as presi-
dent of the assembly.
Mr.. s. T. Atkins and wife have gone
to North Carolina to stay till cool
weather.
On Wednesday, Miss Cora Nichols
was married to Mr.. A. P. johnson, of
this city. The beauty and genuine
worth of Miss Cora's character have
won her an enviable position in the
esteem of our townspeople, and the
wish is as sincere as it is general, that
her life may be happy and successful.
There is a rumor of the establish
ment of an Alliance paper at this
place at an early date.