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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-27

This fine rosc has much TO recommend
IL. and II seems pity TO note the weak
points, but "a It is liable to mildew when
there nro very marked changes between
the light aud day temperature, though
not 8, weak ~ Ia France IN this respect;
and l.) the long, delicately pointed buds
are ant to brown on the tips u mot by
hssyy rains followed by hot sun. Il,
nivl,t be called ''monthly rose" 30
seguiaiiy does 1t bloom ut intervals dur
'ng the summer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HERtHV GIVEN nv TuE
~ undersigned executor and execuirIk oi
the last VIII aud testament Of Mlllcn Atwood
having claims asanst the sad deceased. u b !
mot them with the ntcfsf1rl Nnnfhg.t. y IN
~ thN months tiier tn arai l.nLlieAtion Of
VI. hoiife, 20 tho gsid -ssautor AMI cNeeutriN,
81 No. l0l soam Iifsi tagi street. bslt Lax,
titf. ~ thr QUAY uf salt lAko,
Dated fchruAry ", lsqi.
hiLilEN 81 ATWOOD,
AHnlE ANuENErrk 'gEgNvs,
Executor aud kxecuir,N q tho lssi vii and
tesIamont VI Mllea Atwood. deceased.
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NOTICE - HEREBY GtvEs ny TIM
~ undcrslEnof Aiministraipr with the
dcrr4sfu, to the creditors Of and ali
pcnsna having claims AGAINST the said
deceased. to exhibit them with the ncecs
san tuuchert. within ten months after The nist
publication " thia notice. 10 mo SAID admins.
iraiur. N 80. so West Iir.t south street, salt
lake CAV, IN tho cnunty ~ salt i.ake
Dated February ilih, lNi.
y q. guiOgs.
Administrator with tho will annexed ~ the
estate Of inhn Nash. dereaard. Il taWSt.
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NOTICE ~ HhRkni GIVEN ny TUX
~ unierignei. Standardization Of toe ~.
iaie Il Mary atea. deceased. 10 tho eredi.
torf Of, and AL persons having claims hsninst
the saia deceased. 10 exhibit then siih tho
necessary vouchers within ten months after
the nfti publication OF this NOTICE, a. the said
Standardization Al hlt oflsc To tho Consultation
huilding, Nam street. ia hAit Lake City aud
County, Utah Territory.
Dated ieh. ~. i,i.
J. u. MOVIE,
Admlnl'ira'or Of The yiaia OF Asry lslei.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE u lfliikni OWES ny TuE IN
~ drr.lgned, AitnmistrAtor u the estata
'of idgar Williams, decreased. 10 the rreditais
o., aud ~ persons having riaiins agsinst The
fait cctrssed. 70 exhibit them. with the ueees
sary voucher. within ten months after the nfst
publication % this notice, TO the ssid admins
iraiar. u ~ south dain street salt lake Cits.
In The county Of salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated January 18th, is,i
W. j. BEATfE,
Administrator 81 the Kstato Of IdFar vii
liama drrsascd. dlawsy
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IIc 0enderly)-At last, darling. you ara
won.
She (artlessly)-onc WHAT
lie (pa6slonatolyl - Er-one ANGEL
ACT II.
She demurely)-At last. darling, We arc
onpl
lie (qulokly)-Onc what
She gicfnlly)-one donkey, I'm afraidl
American Grocer.
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In the Eslaic OF Thomas Harris. Deceased.
NOTICE ~ itrHEbr GIVEN ny TnE
~ underlined, tNccuior Of the Estate
o. Ihomas Harris. deceased. to the credi.
tnfe vi, and Al pHtaons having claims hFninst
shlt d'etAsei, to UNhiht them with the uccos .
say Nourhvfa. within ten months after the
net rnhlienii1n N this notice, ~ the fari
execution, Aufrlius Miner. ~ he once. No VI
.nuih, laft Temple rtfsct, salt take civ,
Utah, iu thr county of salt Lake
haicd 1ait iAHS'tty. ianusrf 1iih. irii.
huiiKiiuS MINER.
hNef uiur ~ The Relate " Thomas Harris, De.
ceased. Il oaw 4w
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In the matter ot the kslate o. Robert Y. smith.
deceased.
NOT1CE - HERLnY GIVEN TnAT
~ Joseph y. smith. administrator Of tho
estate Of hobert \. smith, deceased, hts rem
derod Tor sstt ement, and ned m said Court,
his nnAl account Of hls adniintstration at said
estate aud petition for hnal dntrihutiun Of the
residue OF SAM estate Amnus the pcffons en-
tiiled thereto, and that TucsdAy, the 10Th day
o. March. 4. u, 1891, nj 10 O'Clock y. m. A. the
foun Room Of said toun, IN the County
Court House, salt take tity aud County, Utah
Territory. hAs been duly appointef by the
Judge OF said Court Tor The settlement Of said
Hreoutt sud hearing sAl1 petition Tor distris
hulop, ~ which Tine aad Place any person
Interested In snid estate mny appear and show
cause, n any there DO. why saii account should
not boscttlri and approved and nnAl dislribu'
ton tnafo a. prayed for,
Dated February u. 1891.
e, D.. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the rrobht. Court.
Charles y. Pearson. Attorney for Administra.
Tor div
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NoTIcEt

rI'HERF Will " 4 MEETING or TUE
Il Stockholders " tho Utah stove tnd Hard.
ware COMPANY, at la oiace, No. % aud III East
iifst soalh street, SAT- lake uiiy. Utah. on
Thursday, The lhih day ~ March. a. n. I-ai, at
seven Of The Articles OF Incorporation, Ia IN,
crraslnr the oapltHl stock OF skid corporation
10 Ono Hundred thousand Doiiar.
JOIN H., witDkk. ID,
did secretary.
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Tho new bichcap raspberry, intro
duced undor the naino Of "Lorett." has
various merits claimed for Il, ewong
which are hardy, vigorous and prodnci,
i've canes, with berries large as the Gregg,
~ sweet, high favored quality.
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Gen, lco never executed spy. lie used
to say Poor fellows, We have got them,
and they can't do "a any harm. What "a
the use Of killing themr'-Augusta CGu.l
Chronicle.
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DINWooDEY'S WALL PA,
PER. SUPERB LINE. LATEST
DESIGNS. LOWEST PRICES.

faeeo. On issf I, hsiar ia.is ~ John n.
uaadu laIf1f ~. - y 81 ~ -. hsadsf,
yaa MAJ - iasts - nfnfi, ~ us ssn
irafa 80 AIlf iaH tassfa naa ~ ~
40 aasY a. fis sisfi, sd Alqis - ynu 80
on, nnih 's,fs, al ssss. 10 suf iaftff
i've ~ fpif iHhs.iT tIaff W Inlshs enly 70
~ piIk All lfner eilfaf lsy =, ~ no
ssfit Waikft W. iltu go, Nialahln.
tisi,tlInf lAlilt, rlltnlil lasmsi
tANfit uiAn4 l.ft Adlfsn q aais,
hIlasoa 4 20, iphfliau, EiiAl,
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Nus. MisfLows SOOTHING siurr should
alWav- he used 10 children traihing. Il
soothfs the hid suftsus the guns. aiihys NJ
pain, cures wind cole ard y tha beai fvmcIy
Tor diauh"a. Twenty hso scnis bottle
dcod lw
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NoTicr Is nKrsuy GiyIN ny THE TX
fcfsigncii AdministfatuN " tho sstste
OF Thomas q. Jones, deceased. 70 the efouilofs
oi ana Az persons having claims against tho
tald ucceAsed, 10 exhibit them with the necos.
taritouchers, within four months after tho nrst
pubication Of this notice. TO the said Adtnlnis
ifntfs, =! her r.siiencc salt Lake CITY, IN tho
Dated January 10th, lsli.
sfiLA JEsSON JOINS.
Adminitlratrit ~ ihe Estate OF Thomas q.
Jones. deceased. dosW ~
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Trnnironr or urAii,
4 OuutX of Aaltl.nlp.

10. y. Allen, CicTk ~ ihe Probate Court IA
aud Tor tho County ~ salt Iske. In tho Tcfri,
tory OF Utah, do hereby ee.ufy that the lore.
goisg II full tue aud correct copy Of ufdcr
Tor appointment Ut commissioners " partition
hennion, deceased, as appcan OF record IN my
once.
IN shines whereof have hereunl0 set my
hand and AIMED the seal u said Court thus
fth day OF iebTuaIy, A. H., l.l,
sEAL. q. v, AtLES,
Clerk Of the Probate Court
by @, u, STANTON, Deputy Clerk. did
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NOTICE..
In the Probate Court 10 and Tor salt Lake
County. rcrutov OF Utah.


A HCIinAtD TilOMt, sAHUEL BRING
~ iufst and Mililam Painter tgseutors vi
TIE rst1tr ~ snmngl ncnuion, deceased. hay.
Ing hlgd lu ihiH rourt q tciitlon tor the ap
pOlnimout ~ three dainisfcstsd cnniuls
sloneff 10 make plftifion uf The fefi1us ~ stid
estatc 10 the parties heretofore decfcci by this
court Ia hs entitled thetfi0, u GET decree VI
dlsiriiullnn entered uf r. cord ~ ttis Couft.
courl that Tuesday. tho IhIfd DAY ~ Msrrh,
4 ~. lsnt, ~ " o'rloc. am. At The County
Court iinuse IN srid county, "a here j hNcd n.
the time ana placc for tie htlring sail
petition. ana that notice thereof hf < ven Ia AL
parties inierttted w fail estate ~ puhlica
ton M Tho Damn tVLsfsu NIws, 4 news
paper printed end pnhiiHnef IA the city AMI
county ~ salt fhfs Tor period Of three Weels
Done ~ open eouri this Y,h DAY ~ Fsbruary
4. -, lssl. ~. ", hAHfCn,
Probate Judge for said county.
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nv VAN ftat0s 'ys'tN1tts
"To take ~ not D. tale n. y The qaritlan--
Wheeler u y better 90 euf tbs tarfhIy carer
4 spiaii'r,Tnf.,lne tire imllei " THOSE Who
That latk 81 lover, esaiei ny idlfly state
~ iats the Fsnoiifs ny sister tAft
AM Sc my fffs gfuW hrgf - no taillsI
~ ne Immortal nunt D. Lon tllgh
~ vain IN fiHfiias rfafeiil sha1Ht.
! N htFs hglfii nv naffrf tiIiffsrfr ftidn
Iietggi 4 Dc riffces fstgflie rrficfit-
Muuii tli haft ruHr 81 y fsirl rhsekss
Restore The hfalth - one who q n waIid die
TOT hsfaaif ~ ~ &c pain ~ i1riLs
The Aforesaid spinftot took H. rcmedy--
and forthwith fons % hustnnd alan. having
rrgnlnrd hgf health md blooming bcauty.
ihnuiands ~ women owe their frah,
blooming cnuntcnanccs 10 The fuetautl,s,
ciirct1 Of Df. picrcois Favoflto prscf.p.
tlun. IL u positive curu Tor the most
complicated and Obstinate Casfa % lofi-
cnrrhcu. excessive tiowinv, PAINFUL men,
ftruation, unnatural furrrsainns, pr1lnp-
tuFl ~ falling or tho WON'T weak hack.
"fTfralo woahnssf.' antsttrIlnn. retro.
Vrsiun, bcarinr.duisn trfuniinna, chronic
cong stion, Inflammation aui liberation
" tho womb.
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A siiAEL ". WOODBURY., TUE GUAR.
"a aiAn ot the peifnn and Estate Of .ohu
Moonrun md iulis Noonmf. mlnoTs, having
llef Us pti,tlun hrleln, dly tef.hed. pfsyihg
minors, Tor the pnlp0ses ihefein set forth. u 4
hereby nrftrcd that the rrAt OF hin ~ the
wsid aud all persons iuierctie'l ~ The estate
81 fhid minor appear before the sad Probate
touri on saturday, the sift day OF February,
ltyl, ~ luurloek In tho forenoon oI said day, al
the Court Room 81 faid ifohaio Court al tho
County couIt House, 10 the City and County OF
salt Lake, utih Territory, 10 show cause wbY
an order should not be granted 20 The said suHy.
dian. 10 eel 80 much 90 ne teal esinte ~ the
snd nlnors, 81 rri,alr siif, AZ ehail 10 neers
ghg, AMI mat copy ~ ihis order be published
~ lahst thfe. successive wetlH IN tho DLsrnEI
lNtkisu NtNs, hewspnpsr printed and pub
lisheiin said Cay aud conniy
Dated Jannnry 2lnd. 1881.
q. ny. nAI nom. nInlLaln Innnn-
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TInnirong or urAMl.
County 81 salt Lake
!. q, .. Allen, CLERK Of the Probate Court In
Andfur the County ct salt ilse, In the Tern
tnry Of Utah. do hereby eeniiy that the fore
gong Ia q fun, tfne ami correct copy " order
10 tlloW cause why ORDER 81 HalCur real estate
AID giardiaushp " job Mo0dtnH AHt Juiia
Woodrun. MINOR, Alea jsFuary 2end. lsal, a,
app u record inmy oNp.
W Hltness " hnloof, haze herennio set nay
hsad hna Hllsod thu GoA VI aaii Court, llli
irIALl l.. ALLEN,
clerk Of Probate Court
lily o. y. STANTON,
DEPUTY Clerk 4
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In tho PrphAte touu Of The County Of 81
iqhe. Territory u Utah.
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In the District Court IN aud for the THIRD
Judicial District NJ Utah Territory,
County Of salt Lake.
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DR.. pIERcE's PELLETS

regulate ard eloansc the hstf stomach
anl bowels They aro rurriy vegetable
md perfectly hnrt4icfl Ono u Dose.
Soli by drufgats. - ccnta % Vial
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18

Warm as Greece and Rome and Egypt
are, stoves were made there in the dim
and misty vistas of the past. 1t was not
Just the pattern used in Chicago at nres.
ent, but was a metal basin in which
charcoal was burned. 1t sat in the mid.
die OF the room, and AS the resulting
smoke was of the slightest no opening in
the roof or elsewhere was necessary
The same implement, still called nv n.
Old Greek name of brazier, is still em.
pioyed In many portions of continental
Europe, where it is utilized for heat;no
as well as cooking.
But the progressive Romans improved
on that and made hypocaust. II was
the germ OF the present furnace. twas
made under the house in a little ce,,ar
prepared for it, and the heat was con.
Quoted to the rooms and baths tbronah
crevices left in the floor and lower nor.
tons of the wall. Later fiues were pro
vided, conducting heat to any norton %
the house. In some of the old Rom.n
villas in England the remains Of thee
old time furnaces are still found Chi;
cago Herald.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18

An invention that is likely to revolutionize
fighting, and prove powerful protection to
cities and hnrbors from hostile attacks, is
Gen. Berdan's torpedo boat 1t is plate
steel war ram of high speed, with double
ends, decked like ferryboat. and carrying
attachments that will plant torpedoes in the
bottom of craft at great distance in
short time. 1t is a double ender, with screws
and steering apparatus at each end. The spur
is only six feet long, and is intended to pene-
trate that distance into ship when it is
overhauled. The deck is rounded like ferry
boat, and can stand severe shock. 1t has a
radius of twelve degrees, which protects the
spur when the ram approaches at an angle
less than forty five degrees. With this, it is
said, there can be no loss or breaking of
spurs. The smoke stack and steam pipe are
built to telescope when within a mile of the
enemy's ship, and the ram can then run the
remainder of the distance on reserved steam.
AT the moment of contact it is only necessary
to turn lever, which liberates a long.
jointed arm of positive motion and this will
carry the torpedo through the water and
plant it firmly in the bottom of the other
ship, which cannot hope to escape To d o.
tect the ram from small torpedo boats of the
enemy, it can be accompanied by two small
vessels OF the same character. All four of
the torpedoes can be exploded at once. 1t is
said that these torpedo boats will prevent
any possibility of city's being shelled.-
Demorest's Monthly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18
esssl.. spr.gs.,. rrux.l WIZ.

Tea Thousand dollars In gold and
greeubacRs has been found secreted in
an cid table in .the residence OF John
ssrAgue. = saoeInAker. Of Wilmington,
Del. The money represents his deceased
wlte's savings Tor thirty nine years. On
Jan. n Mrs MARY Sprague. wife Of the
ccbbler. droppeT dead, victim Of heart
disease. IN n drug store. The couple
came to Wilmington from England .hir
ty-ons years ago. The HUSBAND. is about
sixty years Of age. whils the wifs was
nearly fifty -saiue years old when she died.
They were frugal and ipdusiriOus, and
during their thirty nine years Of married
life tbs husband weekly gave the wife a
certain sum Of money for her nse. He
never questioned what she did with the
surplus, but supposed it was regularly
put In bank
When Mrs. SWague died search was
made for the handbook supposed TO
e1lSt. bat 10 no avail The house was
rsnsacked also, bot NO money WAS found.
Finally Mrs. Mckinley, u neighbor, sug.
gested, as she had had dream to that
effect, that possibly the treasure might
be seereted IN au sBiiqne table. and this
article 81 furniture was examined.
Tightly wedged in an Inside corner Of
tbs table were found bag of gold and a
roll u gyeenbacks which, being counted.
sIn0unted 10 SO. 600 Cor. Philadelphia
Record.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18

In its closing issue for the wear 1886 The
Lancet publishes an article on Comparative
Mortality in England and America From
an examination of the experience tables OF
lie Misunderstanding considerably more
than 1000 years OF life under observation
1t appears that the expectation of lifen OF
insured males in this country at 20 years of
age is AZ. years, which exceeds by one wear
the expectation of life" of English males at
the same age. This advantage continues
until the advanced age of 81 is reached.
There Is no difference in the 'expectationn
between American women and English wo-
men at this age-20 years; but afterward
and until the age of Al the American '.expec-
tatlon" is better than the English. Beyond
this latter age the English women seem TO
have the better of it, until at 81 there is a
year in their favor.
We use the word "seemr adyisedlv .Asa
matter OF fact American women do NOT
OF course, grow any older after they have he.
come just as lovely as they can be: and this
period Is reached, according to these tables
somewhere between the ages of 20 and a.
After this latter age our American matrons
can afford to let their English sisters ,.cat n
up" with them.--Chicago News
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18

The period Of putting ON spectacles Is
often long deferred by middle aged peo-
pie. who hate to seem old" or dislike
eonfessing to themselves that they have
reached one OF the significant turning
points Of life. People have, however,
different ways Of accepting the newt
able. One charming woman, who has
passed this visual limit, declares that
her comfort is thereby daily increased.
II was always 50 lazy!' she says
Nevertheless, had to do d thousand
things ! hated. Now when 20 out for
AN afternoon / can leave my glasses al
home, aud ~, when | am asked to look
81 photographs, try new crochet stitch
or read dear Mary AIMS last letter |
can refuse with Il clear conscieuce. And
II 10 such rest Of mind and saving Of
tissue"
Another woman, and a very pretty
one, owns 70 bit Of tAcit deception in
wearing her cross.
II Try TO put my glasses on with the
air Of having always worn them" she
oonfesses. II can't help hoping that
people VII! think me near sighted from
childhood"
But dear old gentleman, who can't
See without glasses. actually goes to the
length Of declaring that he doesn't need
them at all. He proves the case by
standing at a distance from print and
reading II without difficulty.
There's nothing the matter with my
eyes. he then explains humorously.
lhe only trouble is. my arms aren't
long enough. Youths COMPANION.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18
A Remarkable Phepom..

on Thursday, March 10 171a ,ho.
appeared at London, about o'clocL n'a y.
night sudden great light mov;n'. a. q
sei the manner but more slowly tben a.,
,"Ii'ng star. 1t started from a NOW. h :"
low orion's belt, then lying in The sa,,. 10
west ana went upward instead Of S JOa.n'
maru IKE falling star. Its sin uo"h'
ooruihg to the testimony of nrr ne, ac-
,"s In Spain, France, Ireland u,
, % ana some parts of GERMANY =, , ,'.r
a. 'hose who saw it in London a U.s. wen e.,
o'er england, was about that Of ,he u =, an y,
mo noon. II was of whitish color w ,;e iuli
oye IN the center as blue as Nv WIN an
S azure portion of June sky after e . most
u ;ta storm 1t went straight unwa nun
,.s course until out of sight lesu; iu 10
3, "IA OF hery red sparks in it, wah a
o. Louis Republic. "ake''-
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18

ihefes an item for you,n said u GENTLE
man IN the postotfiee, just as a dudisb look.
ing fellow darted out of the Seneca stree,
doof and disappeared in the crowd. "Holf
an hour ago, he continued 81 met that chan
On Nam street, and he took out letter and
asked me for two cents to mail il He said
ne mad Just struck town and was d,ad bpqtcd
gave nm ten cents and in less tbnn two
minutes he tackled another man with tho
same story That fellow gave him five cents !.
another gave him a stamp, and SO ON hara
Deen watching him for half an HON. 81
nnally, after making something like n dolIar
ne came in here, suppose, to mail his letter
was just waiting for an officer IN hoya hi,,
arrested, but the sneak got ON to me- and r
guess I've lost him He has hit n now sohnn,a
News H. -bulialo
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18

Cigarette smoking is one Of the VIC
habits, physically, that boy can foFi
Injuries the heart and the digestion !
tends to check the growth. 1t gives
false and silly notions, and it does not
him into good company. The parent
Is a simple one. Let him point out Y
juriousness of the habit; let him lsnsa
and if this is not enough, as it should 3
any right feeling boy, then let him ~
with penalties, and do seasonably sla'
be done. 1 am not Of those who I'LL
severe measures are often Necessary
management of children that receives
full and affectionate training Ba!
some cases nothing else wsl dot ss
consider that switch in time saves
Or. Coan in Harper's Young People
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-08-18
oraTeAL PARKS POLAR BEARS.


,,,a..e greatly at the Csmirx OF
IN. piissar,i--rrieky Creatures.
The Polar bears appeared TO be IN . nrs'
rate humor. Their gray eyes sparkiea WIN
Arr, and they tumbled and tossed AMI poxed
with each other as il they had been imbining
an early morning invigorator Ihey haa
broken through the ice in their TANK ana
.vsrv few minutes Tom or Jerry would souse
himself in the water and come out puu.ng
ami stsaming as II emerging from Turkish
hatb. while the water dripping from his long
white fur turned to drops OF leo In tho coiu
air. In the adjoining section OF the Dear pit
ara three black bears and a young grizzly.
The cold weather had made them sleepy, ana
thew were packed away in the corner OF the
cave at the end of the pit, their heads con-
cealed and TIE mass looking like great pack
of fur rugs, The Polar bears, which Direc-
tor Conklin secured two years ago, are
nearly five years old. They are now about
half grown and are thriving vigorously
.They hain't ben very VOL this winter"
ad led the keeper, "because it's ben so warm,
and they've got disguised like with the
weather Tom would sit up on his hind legs
for hours munching up an icicle and looking
sorrowfully at them weather fixin's on top OF
the arsenal, and saying Us plain as could be:
Il wonder how long this kind of thing is
go;u' to last On cold stormy night they
wouldn't go to bed at ALL but jest stayed
frisking aud growing about in the snow.
When blizzard is coming they can tell as
well as any barometer, and Jerry-she1l
lump into the tank and splatter the water
all over the floor of the pit SO it'll freeze, and
they can slide and tumble over it. Fact, the
honest truth; I've saw it dozen times"
.sDo you have any trouble attending to
themr asked the listener.
well, we don't so up and pat 'em on the
back much. All bears is tricky and don't
like fondlin, but especially Polar bears.
They treat you all right at distance, but if
you come close they're ugly. Them black
bears are not so bad, but the grizzly in with
'em is CROWN big and he won't stand any
fooling. When the sun comes out good and
strong they'll be up as lively as ever, but il
they bad hole big enough in the rocks l
expect they'd go in and sleep through the
cold weather. We don't let people get too
close to them, though the bears look very
gentle when they're playin'.n-New York
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