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Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13
A CHRISTMAS PIG FREE (!

Auyone purchasing s20's worth of meat be
tween now and Christmas will be given fine
young sucking pig Tickets given to each
desire the public to know that not at any
time have | entered the MEAT POOL.
First aualiJy of meats OF all kinds, both fresh
and salted including sausages, at bedrock
prices, VIZ
Roast Beef &c to 10cl Lamb Chops. ...... .10C
Roast PORK .l Zoe Boiled Beef. .4c to &c
Roast Veal ~ I0cl Gorned Beef ....... &c
Roast Mutton, legs 915clSalted Pork, sugar
Steahs 7c to 10cI cured ......... 10C
Outlets 1Oc to 12]&el Leaf Lard. ......... loo
Pork Chops. loo al Lard cooked IN
Mutton Chops. SCI cans. ..........1Ot
Ham, Bacon and all kinds OF prime cuts OF
meats retail at wholesale prices.
delivered free of charge in any part of the
city. f. LEVY,
9os' AND 204 E. FIRST ST., LOS ANGELES.
11-6 I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

Call on Mullen. Bluett d Co. for ticket &c
grand concert next Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13
A Piece of News That Will
Be Appreciated.
The Great Silver Sale Extended One
More Week.

The people OF this city and vicinity
will be glad to learn that the great silver
sale at 2l5 South Broadway potomac
block under the direction of the Pacific
Loan company, is to be continued enc
more week.
The excellence of the stock and the
low prices led to the hope that the sale
could be closed this week.
The immense stock, in proportion to
city of this size, and the unfavorable
weather during the latter part of the
week, has made this not quite possible.
Thousands of people have taken ad-
vantage of this sale to get the finest
goods at just one-half of dealers prices.
There are many who have not yet availed
themselves of this chance of lifetime.
Christmas is right at hand, and it will
be qualification to know that the gates
are not to be closed for a few days yet.
The metropolitan proportions OF this
stock leave still to be sold as fine goods
as any heretofore offered. There is an
endless variety OF articles, all of the very
latest makes, OF the prettiest designs, OF
the most stylish patterns on the count
ers. They are goods OF everyday useful
ness, OF standard value, as good as coined
money.
Among others, the following articles
merit especial attention from those seek
ing holiday presents:
Tea sets of exquisite finish and most
recherche designs, handsomely en-
graved.
Oxydized silverware,
comprising
Fruit and cake dishes,
Jewel and cigar cases,
Bon bon boxes,
Card trays,
Bronzes, massive and rich in character,
Cruet stands for 3, and articles,
Pickle dishes, Handsomely mounted.
A large variety of castors, cake bas-
kets and butter dishes, handsomely on
graved.
Ice pitchers OF various elegant patterns.
Richly engraved coffee and chocolate
sets.
Silver-plated napkin rings OF attract
i've and useful designs.
A large number Of odd pieces, such as
Tea and coffee and hot water pots,
Sugar bowls.
Spoon Holders, Mugs,
Etc, Etc.
There is still an assortment OF solid
| Silver and plated
Knives, forks and spoons, and
Childerns sets.
The elegant fixtures for sale. Coun-
ters. fat plate class show cases, upright
and wall cases, handsome cabinets, etc.
suitable for jewelry, drug, confec
tioneries, fancy goods and mnsic stores
and Libraries, at half coet. Please cal
and examine.
The store will be open daily at 9
a. m. and remain open during the
evening.
a%- Note the address, 2l5 South
Broadway potomac block.
The wares are all ffst-class, quad
ripple plate on the best white metal anc
sold at one hall original prices.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

Everybody is pleased with Wesner's photos
l27 West First street
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

Frank X. Eng1er,
Piano tuner and repairer, 316 W. Second street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

Railway companies antsgonize ticket brokers,
but Anthony Schwamm. the responsible Asso-
CITATION broker. will guarantee every ticket and
save YOU dollars My motto: Square Trans
actions and Reduced Rates VS.. Arbitrary Ry
Rates. Office, 200 and FOG N. Spring street,
Temple block.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

2l3 South Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

For sale, fine driving and draft horses,
choice mich cows and thoroughbred
Holstein bulls. Bonito Meadows, Wash
ington street. j. Z. Durkee.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

G. G. Johnson, notary. has removed to 213
West First street, opposite old office.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

Read about Mullen. Bluett & Co s show win
dow in this issue.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13
Are You Tired Of Taking Medicine Yet?

ChemicO Tissue Foods Successful Substitute.
FOODS o
oand
J.
THE PASTEUR HOSPITAL,
ands
AIN 10 Rm
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

R. d. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. l27 West Second. Telephone 165
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13
STORE.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1891.

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Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13

DR.. Parker, dentist formerly of Third ano
Broadway, has removed to las North Spring ST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-18
Anmrp Bur nor pRoreorrp.
Not Everybody who Carries Pistol Il
Able To Use n In an Emergency.


Not Everybody who Carrie. n Pistol Il
Able To Use n In IN Emergency.
Garry n guni No. sirl" he spoke
vchemently. "oncc was enough foi
me. 1carricd pistol once, and that
satisfied me for all time.
II know it's the ambition OF the av.
crage young man TO carry gum He
feels safer when he Is running around
nights. lie putt his hand on his hip
pocket and feels that no Is secure. But,
my boy, listen to a man who has been
there. When tho proper tiinc comes
he won't be In II at all. IL hos In real
tough company he won't shoot rs quick
as tho next man, and II lie isn't In
tough company he Is apt TO fly OF his
base and shoot when there Is no occa.
sion for Il. Then hon hang or 20 TO the
pcnifentinry for life. Hen have SHOT
some ono who was unnrmcd, and never
thought Of harming him.
''But that isn't my story, my boy.
That's only what my experience has
taught me. Now listen TO my tale Of
woe:
II struck Lcadvillc unarmcd. Inevcr
had carried n revolver. but somehow /
felt that Ii was n necessity there. So l
bought one. Then ! was all right. |
loaded II carefully, put Il in my hip
pocket and felt that could walk tho
streets In safcty. was armed.
"Wcll, about y, III. that day--thc
same day that had bought that gun,
mind you-as l was passing an alley |
felt something cold against the side OF
my head. Pull my gunl No, sirl |
throw mp my hands us was ordered 20.
wasn't thinking of my gun at all; /
was thinking OF tho ono that was
pressed against my head and wonder
Ing II II would go oil. II didn't, but
onc man hold IL there while another
went through me. He took my watch,
my money and my now gun.
~ remember when he found the lat.
ter he suggested that Il was Of no use
to me. and heartily agreed with him.
IL wasn't Of the slightest use to me. and
was willing That no should have II,
but / did object TO losing my watch
and my money.
~ should say, my boy. that II took
me fifteen or twenty minutes 90 get the
pallor out Of my face and TO get over
trembling Then found that had
some change left and 1 went In II
saloon. There were two men there,
and they kept looking at me and laugh
Ing, and am still convinced that one
of them had my gun In his pocket.
''i'liat's tho only time ever carried
gun aud the only time ! was ever
held up Hence my remark that n
gun Is Of no use to tho average man.
II hc gets time to use Il It's ten TO one
That hos In company whore It Isn't
necessary. II he's In company whcrc
Il l., It's ten TO one he won't have tins
10 use II, and an attempt TO do so may
give murder tho color OF self defense.
Tho other man will feel Justified In
using his. igot inlno simply for self
protection, and II didn't protect worth
n cent. IL started on n career Of crlino
inside OF five hour. Chicago Tribune.
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To estimate the number Of words in
manuscript count half dozen lines
on the fourth or fifth page, and multi.
ply the average number OF words In a
limo by the average number OF lines on
a page, and that product again by tho
number OF tho pages In tho manuscript.
Ordinary typewriter copy on letter size
paper will average twelve words to a
line. Editors do not care so much TO
know the exact number OF words IN a
manuscript Az how much space Il will
occupy Accordingly half lines at the
end OF paragraphs are counted as full
Lines. Cor. Writer.
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You talk OF taking green hand on
as n super and you run riskA They get
ratified and fool you. remember send.
Ing on n Harvard guy once to carry a
crown on a cushion. II was royal
procession or something. Well. OF
course he ought to go alongswith some
style, and carry tho cushion before him
with both hands and the crown resting
on It nice, see. But, no; Mr.. Student
gets the lilo scared out Of him and goes
tumbling on with tho crown In ono
hand and cushion In the other swing.
Ing along by his side as II hc was TAX.
Ing them to tho pawnbrokcr's. oh, It
was awfuil--intervIew In Kansas City
Star
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-18

Mr.. Gladstone. who at one time when
in Office received thirty thousand lot
tens year, has always been rcmnrka.
bic for personally attending 10 his cor
rcspondcncc, and his autograph Is,
perhaps, more familiar than that OF
any other English statesman. In every
department OF state with which no has
had anything to do ho has left behind
him tradition for order and rcgu.
larity, and It Is said that he perfected
the science OF getting maximum Of
work out of private secretaries.
When In Office no kept six sets OF
pigeon holes constantly going and he
would have all his own Letters copied,
oven those he wrote from tho house OF
commons TO the house Of lords. Ho
also. of course, In common with most
other men In his position, got his socro.
tarics to go through tho daily papers
and extract such items as II was ncccs.
sary he should zee. London Tit-Dlts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-18

There Is a story about Darwin and
tho snakes Ho used to go Into tho
Geological gardens In London and,
standing by tho glass case containing
tho cobra di capcllo, put his forehead
against tho glass whllo tho cobra struck
out ut him. Tho glass was between
them; Darwin's mind was perfectly
convinced as to tho inability Of tho
snake to harm him, yot ho would al.
ways dodge. Time after time no tried
II, his will and reason keeping him
there, his instinct making him dodge.
Tho instinct was stronger than both
will and reason. Superstition and q
belief In tho supernatural Is like In.
stinct It makes US dodge what we
know can't hurt us.-Now York Even.
Ing Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-18

Tho majority of tho very rich men
live In comparative simplicity. l was
chatting with ono tho other day--a
man whose estate, 10 use tho colo
qulalism OF the bank, would probably
''cut up not less than 5000, 900, and
he asserted that almost all OF the busy
men who had accumulated enormous
fortunes were 40 exhausted by tho 81.
fort which was required TO get pos.
session OF 30 great an amount that In
their private life they courtcd nothing
but repose.
The strain OF social entertainment on
large scale Is very great, and there are
few men who arc equal to II unless
they give up entirely their business re-
latlons. II Is n marvel TO many busl.
ness men how Cornelius Vanderbilt, for
instance, can attend M steadily and
faithfully ns he does 20 the business of
tho Now York Central railway system,
and to the very great demands made
upon him TO secure a satisfactory rein.
vcstmcnt OF his income, and yet devote
30 much time US he does 10 social enter
tainment.
Tho only explanation which occors TO
busy men Is that Mr.. Vanderbilt Is still
young, and that no finds some rccrea.
ton In giving elaborate dinners and In
dancing until the small hours OF tho
morning. lie will not continue this.
however, very long. As the years
weigh upon him and the care Of his
enormous estate increases no will DO
compelled either to abandon active
daily business or to give up Ills social
recreation.-New York Cor Phlladcl.
phia Press.
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Ff'Nt ELEVATION
the articles which prevent It's use "a q
room. Thus we haye added room TO the
other accommodations OF this house. This
Is done by providing a simple vestlbulc.
Having these two rooms together IN this
way n large. distinct living room Is not
Necessary.
Back OF the hall Ia n pantry, aud sepa-
rating II from the hall nrc two doors, be.
tween which arc formed the closet and pas.
sngc. Tho purpose Of the passage ia to
provide Communication TO tho front door
without passing through the dining or sit.
ting room. In this pantry IL n china closet.
with glass doors In Its upper part and pau.
elcd doors below. Al the other end OF tho
pantry 10 room for dough board. re.
frigerator and pantry cupboard. Ia which
Is -four bin. The passage from the kltch.
en- TO tho dining room IN through tho pan
try. In the corner Of tho kitchen Is tho
dish washing arrangement. IL consists of
sink. with hot and cold watcr. and tables
and drain boards on each aldo Of II. Tho
range Is situated on tho other side Of tho
fiuc. near the tables, with the pantry In
close proximity thereto. This kitchen and
Its accessories are quite NJ convenient as
mny DO arranged The dining room IL lib
sral sized uixis). and opans to porch on
ono aldo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-18

Queer Thine- brought to Light In Er-
animation Of Old Psper.

Queer Things Erought TO Lirht IN 81
animation Of Old Papers
United States District Attorney Allen
has completed an examination OF the
title TO the real estate In tho town OF
Winthrop, which Inns been purchased
by the United States government for a
mortar battery.
Tho amount Of labor necessary TO
perform this work properly has been
immense, and the result Is an abstract
comprising over 200 closely printed typo
written pages
Mr.. Allen has paid out TO the Suffolk
county probate Office over ei25 for cor
tificatss where the title showed that the
property descended by will. and hns
secured from different persons about
100 deeds aud releases
Tho examination showed many curl.
Gus and interesting things.
A part Of the premises belonged TO
Governor Winthrop. and tho town
records Of Boston contained minutes
Of tho grant Of Winthrop farm, In
which there occurs tho following
"Thev Is granted to tho governor,
John Winthrop. the twoc hills next TO
Pullcn point, with somo barren marsh
adjoyning therounto. provided II DO
moo hindrance to the towne's setting
up ware In Fishers crock or fishing
for bass there"
This land was conveyed by Governor
Winthrop to his son, Dcanc Winthrop
who In 1904 devised tho same by will
TO his grandchildren. II also appears
that Governor Bowdoin was an owner
OF tho farm at one time. and at his
death left Il TO his children, ono Of
whom was Elizabeth. wife Of Sir John
Temple In this will Oliver Wendell
and Nathaniel Appleton wcrc appointed
trustees. codlcil subsequently max.
ing Oliver Wendell sole trustee.
The estate OF Governor Bowdoln WINS
aftcrwnrd divided, and Lady Tcmplc
was apportioncj eos acres ut Pulling
Point, IA part OF which tho government
has now purchased from tho Winthrop
Shore Land company. In the will Of
Lady Temple, which becomes "A part OF
tho ehain OF ute Is clause providing
that Mt her decoase all her domcstics
shnll DO suitably clad In mourning.
Tho inventory Of Lady Temples cs-
ta'o IN isio SHOWS something OF tho
~ OF iand values IN BOSTON inc store
40 st"o street nna land under inc same
oc'ns valued AZ shSOoi inc store IN ,ho
rear o. % AT sS'soo store IN Mer
snahts row. WIN iahu, s'ooo' inc
'nrn, u. ruauihB ro'h., s.,Voo' iahu
=. . rf,n''n pace' si<'VVV' ana at
20 az sis'oVo' 80
Ano,nor lot started win inc ut'e IN
james eni IN ios.' ana was searched
through 'hoyrnhtn OF deeds wis ana
o.i'o, documents uhui y was traced 10
uho nhhus OF tho parties IRON whom
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Beiisvue, idahc, Mining Conptny, salt fAtc
Olty. utah Territory. LEGATION of Pnncl.
pal place Of business san Lake CITY, utah
Territory. Location OF Vines Mineral
Hnl Mining District, state q Idaho.
AyoTicE Is iIgnEDi UivKN, THAT AT
IN a meeilur u the Hoard u Director ~
said Comraay, held on tho iith day OF Ayril,
isl, an assessment Of thirty (soi cents per
shsro was levied on the Capital slock % ihs
Corporation. payable 70 Josiah BaInet,. Treas
Cornics a Co, sail i.ake CITY, Utah Territory,
on or before thc 18th day Of Msy, 1901. Any
stoct upon which this a,se.smeht shall remsin
ilnguert and adyeftiscd for sale Al public auc
lion, and unless payment !. made 10 ore, val
be cold on friday, the eith day % June, isqi. II
the ONCE ~ the Company In SAT Lake CITY,
Utah Territory, at o, IN, 10 pay the delinquent
assctsmeni. together with the costs ~ aiiygr.
Using and expense Of Gale. Ny order Of the
Hoard OF Directors. v. q. HORN.
Acting Secretary.
salt Lake City, Utah. April II, fs9i. dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-18

There Is curious freak OF nature TO
DO seen along tho road leading from
Atglen to Cochranville. this county.
Two good sized streams OF water meet
at right angles on almost level ground,
each having heavy fall In reaching
the point The water Of both streams
meet, but neither Is impcded In It's
course. They cross like two roads and
continue In their respective bod. - West
chester News
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Porchos such M tho ono used In connec.
ton with this plan aro desirable for south.
ern homes particularly. and they arr com
ing 70 10 moro popular In the north. A
porch IL something moro than room out
side OF tho house In the summer time.
From tho hall and near tho door which
Communicates with tho rear part OF the
house Is a stairway going TO the second
floor. IL may bo objected 10 by some that
II Ia necessary for tho tervant 70 pass
through the front part OF tho house 10 40
TO the second floor. This h true. How.
ever, this n not dreadful matter. II will
not hurt tho servant II shs Ia careful. or
any one else unless they arc unduly sensi.
tive. However. those who arc particularly
disturbed by an arrangement OF this kind
should got more money together aud build
larger house with two Atairways. Not
having tho money we should accept the
dictates OF tate.
Not long since made plans for house
In northern city In which the servants
quarters wsro provided for In very lib.
ernl way on the third floor. However, on
thor being finished, the boys OF tho family
noticed their liberal character and laid
claim to them. After this Il was necessary
TO build n small house of'two rooms In tho
rear end OF tho Jot for the servants. To
this family II was very satisfactory ar
rangcment.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


F7IN'E' Vt ftf'I7WF nv I-7"Uf UINVITTIs
hyoTfUE ~ HEREBY GiyES ny rHE
~ undersigned, Admlniiuatnr OF the "a.
hto Of liasmus flAamu,fen, deceased. 10 the
creditors OF and all pcreons having ciAims
asnin.t tho taid deceased. 10 exhibit them, with
the necessary yuueheff. within Tuuu months
after the nrstpuhlication Of the notice. 10 the
said administfhtriN. II the Office ~ Isaac S.
wAddell, Attorney, q and a Esst Ilfit south
street. salt Laku Ciiy. IN the county OF SAT-
Lake.
Dated April 9Th. ls,i. ..
HlLDA RASMUSSEN,
Adminlsirairis o. the osia.o d Kaimus Ra..
mustuu, deceased. dlaNAm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-18

Pursuant 10 = oecrec of foreclosure and order
OF sale " me directed BY the Third Judicial
District court OF the Territory % Utah. lu M
action wherein \. ~. D0ughrriy was plhiniln
aud J. q. Thompson aud Charles q. Kenneth
were defendants. 4 shall sNpufc ~ public sale NJ
the front door ~ the County Colli iiouse In
the city and county OF salt lake, utah tern.
tory. on the SCH day Of MAY l1i, NJ u O'Clock
~ III the right. title, claim and interest Of J,
q. Thompson aud Charles q. iiennett OF. 10 aud
10 the following described real estate. situate.
lying aud beng IN the city and county Of salt
Lake. Utah Territory, and particularly fee
crlhed A. fniioss fo.wit, Al - the north half
Of lot eight ~ block seventeen 40 Plat ~"
salt Lake CIV survey commencing At the
northeast corner OF said lot and running iht nee
south ten rods, thcnce west ten rods, thenca
north ten rods. thcnrc east ten rods 10 place Of
beglnninF.pr % much thereof Ne may b nects
shTy To pay said Judgment. with interest there.
on and custs, together with oil aud singular
tcnoments, herciitaments ana appurtsnAnces
thcreunio belonging or 10 any wi,c apporiain'
ing
aud harles q. bennett at The suit OF s. G.
DonRhcrty.
Terms % sale, cash.
ASDuEw =. Duiir,
Sheriff salt Lake Couty, Utah.
by John u. Cummock, Deputy. doawswm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-18

The Duke OF Fifo has about a dozen
suits IN constant use, and he never
wears the snmc clothes twice the same
week, His trousers arc on shelves
marked Monday, Tuesday, and so on
TO thc end Of the week, and they are
carefully pressed by his valet before
being pat on, 30 as TO get rid Of tho
creases. London Tit-Blta