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MAFIA IN NEW HAVEN.
An Italian Warned Not to Press a
suit Against a Countryman.

all ANHbAAsSA ffNA1Sh -tOb 70 1GeSS Il
suit Against a Countryman.
New HAVEN Comm, Nov. Sired
erick Murillo, an Italian, asserts that he
is sure the Malta is represented in New
Haven, saying he has been warned not to
press case against Archangelo Lurelo
who assaulted his wife, under pain of
death. He also says Lurelo is member
of the Malta and has escaped punishment
for numerous crimes by threatening muir
der. Murillo says Lurelo stabbed man
in the Candee rubber shop year ago, but
the victim did not dare to have him ar
rested. Thursday morning Lurelo en-
tereu Murillo's house, insuIted his wife
and finally stabbed her in the head.
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Forest Fires in Connecticut.

WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. 8.-Forest
fires ragged Saturday and Sunday on the
mountain sides at Beach Falls, killing
nearly hundred horses. The fires are
threatening several farmhouses and
buildings at High Rock Grove The sit
uatlon Is alarming. A special train of
three hundred men sent from Waterbury
have worked all day fighting the flames.
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California Fruit Sales.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The Porter Brothers
Company sold yesterday at auction for
account of California Fruit Union ship
pers Tokay grapes at 81 SO(02 80; single
crates, @c@Sl 45; Muscat grapes, coca
$l 10; double crates, & 0o@2 40; EN-
perOr grapes, 81 S5.
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KILLED BY AN OFFICER.
y Woman Shot While Resisting Ar
rest.

= Woman Shot WhiIe Resisting Ar
rest.
SALINAS, Nov. S.-A woman and her
three sons, one 20 and two who are twins
10 years OF age, and travelling over the
country Ia miserable one-horse wagon,
entered the house OF 4 Portuguese near
san Juan and took a fifty pound sack Of
sugar, a sack of beans and other eatables.
The Portuguese went Immediately to San
Juan, swore out warrant for their ar
hands. who followed them into this
county, found their outfit c:4mped on the
county road about seven miles from here.
ard informed them of his mission, where
upon two of the boys opened fire on the
officer with rifles from behind the wagon.
The officer returned the fire, killing
the mother. Mccarthy then retreated to
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SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY.
Dealers and Clerk Conspfre to Rob a
manufacturer.

TRENTON n. j., Nov. S.-Jos. Mayer,
proprietor of the Arsenal popttery, for the
robbery Of which several arrests were
made yesterday in Philadelphia, esti-
mates his loss at more than $4,000. He
says conspiracy between his invoice
clerk, William w. Sweet, and crockery
dealers in Philadelphia and Trenton has
been in existence about six years, and
they divided the profits on wares con-
signed to them Sweet would charge
them on Mayors books with only small
fraction Of the value OF the goods shipped.
Sweet and wife were held here. and be-
sides the crockery dealers arrested yes-
terday others viii be arrested tomorrow.
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CHICAGO MYSTERY.
The Police Yet in the Dark Regarding
Miss Cartwright's Death.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The mystery sur
rounding the death of Fannie Cartwright
is still unfathomed. Last night the
police thought they had a possible clew
to the solution of the case in the story
told by one Harry Burns to the effect
that Beattey and a dissolute companion
placed the dead woman's BODY on the
track. They are now convinced that
there is nothing in Burns story They
have learned that the dead woman was
engaged TO marry man named Page.
and they are now hunting Page, in the
hope that he can throw some light on the
mystery.
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Tire at Mercad.

MERGED, Nov. S.-A fire last night at
midnight destroyed one and partially de-
stroyed another building Oh Nineteenth
street. Both were the property OF VIM.
tayhe. n. w. Adire lost all his furniture
and the furniture of L. NJ. Ordway was
damaged. AL was insured
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Williams Released ON Bail

SAN FRANcIsCo. Nov. S.-Early this
morning State Senator w. II. Williams.
who is under arrest upon three indict
ments for bribery found by the Grand
Jury, was released on bail. The total
bail in the three cases amounts to So, :
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terminal buildings here, and are laying
their own track from Sierra Blanca,
distance of ninety miles, where they have
heretofore connected with the Southern
Pacific. 1t is believed that the Texas and
Pacific will make bid for the proposed
El PasO and Denver air line, thus giving
a big pull on Western, Southwestern and
Mexican traffic
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Elections in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG NAM, Nov, S.-The North
west Assembly elections were held yes
terday. Dispatches up TO 10 O'Clock
tonight indicate the election Of twenty
license men and two ProhibiJiouists.
-Four districts have not yet been heard
from
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Mataafa Proclaimed a Rehal.

SYDNEY, Nov. S.-News has been re-
ceived here from Samoa that Malietoa.
reigning chief of Samoa, has proclaimed
as rebel Mataata and his followers. who
have recently shown much dissatisfac-
ton to his rule, and has also contiscated
their lands. The islands Of the group,
however. are in peaceful condition.
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Great Britain's Foreign Trade

LONDON, Nov. S.-The Neac8, comment
ing on the Board of Trade returns, says: !:
'"The decrease of 20 per cent. in trade
with America may fairly be attributed to
the Mckinley law. The diIninution in
the demand from other countries must be
ascribed to the financial depression"
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Work of Train-yreclers.

ATLANTA (Ga.), Nov. 8.-Wreckers re-
moved several rails from the track of the
Western and Atlantic road tonight few
miles from Atlanta. causing the wreck of
the regular passenger train north with
about fifty passengers. Several of the
tram crew were hurt, but none seriously.
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VIII Marry a Foref.-ner.

PARIS, Nov. 8.-AIiss Matte Mitchell.
daughter of Senator Mitchell of Oregon,
is engaged to be married TO Louie de
Rochetoucald. The young lady is with
her mother at the Hotel Gle Pollande.
The marriage viii take place in january.
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ures which have created dissatisfaction"
In an address at St. Peters Church, he
said: Brazil, with a population of H.,
100000 or 15,000,000, has no Bible. The
people are naturally true and noble, but
slaves of superstition and sin. uliteracy
is WideSnraad .,
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DEATH FROM APopLExY.
San franciscan Suddenly Expires in
the East.

NASHUA On. H., Nov. S.-Samuel H.
Contra of San Francisco aged 63 years,
died quite suddenly in this city Saturday.
He was native of Richtield, this State,
and has resided in California nearly
forty years. He was Superintendent of
mines, and held an interest in other ex-
CenSlVe business concerns. Hearrived in
Nashua last week on u visit to relatives
lie went to bed as usual Friday night
and went to sleep, from which he never
woke
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The bishop Wen and Hearty.

LONDON, Nov. s. r The Postmaster
General desires publicity to be given his
denial of the Dalsect report that the
Bishop of Adelaide is dead. The Bishop.
he says, is well and hearty.
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PREPARING TOR TEE WORST.
Unusual Bustle and Activity at
the Navy Yards.
WAR SHIPS BEING MADE READY
FOR ANY EMERGENCY.

Orders Issued for All vessels to be
Put in a seaworthy Condition as
Soon as Possible = Work Being
Pushed Night and Day-The Force
of Worlmen at Marc Island Being
Increased as Fast as Men Can be
Obtained.
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Fncland,s FinanclaI secret..,.,-

LONDON, Nov. 8.-Sir John Gorst,
Under Secretary of State for India, has
been appointed Financial Secretary of
the Treasury, vice William l.. jackson.
recently appointed Chief Secretary Tor
Ireland
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Startling Disclosures Looked For.

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 8.-The Grand Jury
for San Bernardino was drawn yesterday.
The names Of but two San Bernardino
city men appeared on the panel. 1t is
generally believed that some startling
disclosures viii be made through its in
VeStigatiOns
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Fierce Conflict In limerick

LIMERICK, Nov. 8-This city to-day
was the scene of a fierce conflict, in which
forty soldiers and mob of people en-
gagged. Four soldiers We're seriously
wounded. Six civilians We're arrested.
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COPYRIGHT QUESTION.
Causing Trouble Between Wash
ingtOn and Canadian Officials.
THE LATTER REFUSE TO RECOG-
NIzE THE AGREEMENT

President Diaz Has Given Orders That
No More Persons Be Sh or Pun
fshed on the Fronti, ithout
Preyt Trial by c mT stcnt Au-
thorities-The Chile j, erpment
Seeking Friendly tuition of the
Baltimore Sailors Incident.
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4 DESPERATE HIGHBINDER.
Kills a Special Officer and Nor
tally Wounds a Citizen.
THE MURDERER FINALLY LANDED
IN PRISON.

The Past Week One of the BIoodiest
In the Annals of San Francisco
Ten Attempts at Suicide, Three of
Which Were Fatal, and Five Per-
sons Murdered, While Two More
Lie at the Point of Death.
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WAsHINGroN, Nov. S.-The Brazilian
Congress has fixed the salary of the Pres
ident at $4,000 per year, and that of Vice.
President at $4,000.
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Texas and pacific Railwar-

Ell PAso (Tex.), Nov. S.-The Texas
and Pacific Railway has suddenly or
dered the construction of seven large
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BLOWN INTO ETERNITY.
Terrific Explosion of Gas in a
Pennsylvania Coal Mine.
TEN MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL
FATALLY INJURED.

The Louisville Board of Trade Build
ing Struck by Lightning and
Greatly Damaged-Raging Forest
Fires Threatening Farm Houses in
the Neighborhood of Beacon Falls,
Connecticut-A Californian Dies
Suddenly in New Hampshire.
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a socIalist EIeeted 70 the peputies.

a socIaI1st Elected % the Deputies.
PARIS, Nov. S.-Socialist La Fargue has
been elected to the Chamber of Deputies
for Lille. capital OF the Department Of
Nord. Much excitement prevails in con-
sequence OF his election.
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Tho body may DO looked on as liv.
ing machine, delicate and complicated
In structure, made TO run n hundred
years or 30, but liable, by bad manage.
nicnt, To be dlsarrangcd and brought to
untimely destruction.
All eontlnuousphysical trnnsgrcs.ion,
however Innocent II may seem, Is fol.
lowed by like rctribution. Such il
the punishment which ovcrtakcs mul.
titudes who ovcrwork their brains aud
underworld their muscles; Of not few
who waste vital energy with anxiety.
fret and unstlhted care; OF many who
overlook tho great law Of their physical
being that makes daily recuperation
depend ON tho Interchange OF work aud
rest Even ministers Of tho gospel not
unfroquently allow well meant faithful.
ness to end IN fatal mental strain.
One Of the signal facts connected
with many forms Of physical transgres.
sion Ia lis tendency 10 weaken tho vital
stamina Of the transgrcsor's offspring.
Tho least a child can ask OF It's progcn.
itor Is a fairohance Of life. To squandor
the vital lnheritance Of ones offspring
is vastly worse than 10 squandcr its
large ancestral estate. Youths Com.
pauion.
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Queer rish That Are said 20 sereusds
ResisoEis 81 Cape May.

Queer rish That Are said 20 sereuads
Residents of Cape Msy.
The singing shad has been seen aud
heard IN lower Delaware bay this year.
IL hnsn'. been seen In large quantities,
Of course, for the appearance Of this
odd fish In these waters Is a rare occur.
renee But few OF tho singing shad
have enchanted the fishermen. They
come from the south. and only when
the wind has died down and tho wntcr
is quit They come Ia schools, omit
ting musical notes o. they swim along.
The sounds They make are soft and
something like those of an rolinn harp.
II Il hard 60 express, or rather initiate.
on paper. the melody thoy sing. It
runs som, thing like this "woe lao, ho
hi do de; wee lao, die ii DUN"
This sound cannot DO made with any
effect, except when the shad travel IN
schools The singing Of single shad
Is too feeble to be heard above the rip
pie Of the water. Captain Arnold,
one Of the oldest and most truthful OF
South jersey fishermen, said tho other
day that he had heard the singing shad
number Of times IN his piscatoriul
career They are rare, Of course, NJ
far north rs this. Even when they do
come only old fishers are apt to hear and
distinguish them. We know about
them aud are more or Ices on the look.
out for their occasional arrival They
really belong Of the coast Of Bolivia
and Chill. There thcy ao quite CON.
mon. All sorts Of fairy tales arc mar.
rated about them by South American
fishermen. Tho singing shad also
breed In japanese wators Tho fisher
mon Of Japan aro delighted when they
strike a school OF singing shad. They
follow them up rovonnily, because
thoy believe tho Hsh arc inspired.
They throw them food and never
catch or eat thom.
The singing thad Is different from
tho common back or roe shad. II l.
not 20 large and there Is Il slight differ
cnec In tho formation Of the mouth.
only IN expert bslicrincn can tell when
ho has caught ono Of tho inny song.
stcp, Old fishermen regard tho mu.
steal shnd a. prizes and do not send
them 10 market unless they arc paid a
very high price for them. II 4 csti.
mated that they travel IN schools Of
about 800. Their singing Is pleasant
ut tint, but soon grows monotonous,
owing 10 tho fact that Il i a constant
repetition OF tho samo few sounds.
Whether many Of these peculiar fish
ever 90 ON up tho Delaware or move
ON to New York aud minglc with thc
plain every day Hudson river shnd /.
not known. They loso their identity
when they get in with other ilsh. aud
Il Is doubtful II they ever sing alone
baltimore American.
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stonehcngc is n famous ruin Of great
but uncertain antiquity, situated In
tho center Of a plain near Amesbury In
wiltshire, England. AZ present 1t Is
merely confused mass OF moScoverod
stones, which must be closely Inspected
In order to trace out the original form,
which was two concontrlu circles OF
huge upright stones, lncloslng two
ellpses, the whole surrounded by cir.
cular ditch and ombankment tho wall
being fifteen feet high aud / ,Ol0 In cir.
cuinieronce.
There Is much difference OF opinion
among antiquarians as TO what tho
original building, monument or diko
was used for. Many eminent scientists
believe Il TO DO tho remains Of Druid.
lsh temple, erected long before the Ro.
man invasion OF Britain. st. Louis
Republic.
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In the Distinct Court IN aud fof tte Third
JudiCal niitrict ~ utsh Territory,
Comfy Of san Lake


james J, lnflft neftbdahti
me People Of The Territory o, u.Ah ''ad
croeuur
To james y. Hafds. Defendant
Vou AM HEnEnY REQUIRED TO Az.
Il pear In an aruuu brought against yuu BY
ttU above named piaiuun Iu the District Court
o. tlu ihlfd duaifial hiatfici 81 the iefnloff
u Utah, cad % answer the compliant Q Cd
therein within ten days exclusive Of The Gay
of tcfyiecl after the sefsicc on YOU Of ms
sumunusaN served within ths uuuntT uf, If
served out OF thls county. bat iu tiis diatf g.
within tFrnfy days otherwise within fouy
DAYS, OF Judgment BY default wIll be 'akes
complaint
lie said action II brought 10 have decree
Of this court dittolvinr the bonds % msiuuiony
existing between plalniir and defendant and
awarding % plaiutid The euat1dY di The tIK inl.
nor children, itsue d saii marriage requiring
defendant n pay INTO couft reasonable fum
10 drfraT the gAnnhsts nf thia aciiuu, and Toe
counsel fees aud g. pay u plaintiff suoh iurs
ihrr sum a. alimony - "a ghis conn may seem
iu,t,tof her suppou during the pelfency OF th.s
action aud FruLilug piainun geuefal fclicf.
above relief prayed on the Efuuu1 that aiH q
their said marriage defendant has treated
pisruh In cruel 4nd inhumau manner, 20 the
extent q causing her sreat sodny ihlaD and
And you .ro hereby uouaed that n you fall
10 appear aud answer the tald compliant as
ah1yCft CURED, The tald plaiuuu Will apply io
tho court Tor tho relief demanded therein.
Witnefs, The iiou Charles :. Zane, Judge
auf tho seal Of the n.siflct Court p me Thifi
Judicial District. in and Tor theTruiory Of
Utah, his gfr1 HaV Of June. ln the year "
or lord one thousand clsht hundred and
isEsLl HENRY "a MoMLLAS. CLERK.
y csc D, LOOMS. DcpsY Ciefk.
dWIvUE w.iiAtt,
ATTORNEY Tor piAlnun. q 1aw ie at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-23

Tho extent to which electricity Is
being used In legitimate medical prac-
tice is rapidly on the increase, aud
many of the now devices for applying
1t have distinct morit An apparatus
for the cure OF deafness comprises a
battery, bolt, an electrode supported
on the belt and shaped to rest on the
ear, an opening on one side 10 receive
the ear aud connections between the
electrode aud the battery. This pro.
yldes a convenient aud eillclont mode
OF receiving tho current, which can be
applied IN currents Of finely graduated
strength.
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IOftN W. wINWAilD. THE ADMINS.
- traitor % The estate 90 JAmts shields, ~.
ceased, having nled hls petition herein duly
verified. praying fnf nn order Of fale uf certain
real hud persur N pfuptriF uersIu described.
psrt 81 thf fral estate and personal properly
~ sad deceased, tor tue purpose therein set
forth. n b thcrcfore ordered by the judre %
sad Court. mat at persons interested In the
estate ~ said iCr0astls appear before the said
Probate Court, % Saturday, iha 1851 day Of
NuYriuher. 1871, NJ 10 % clock in ttf forenoon ~
raif dag,nt the Court Room Of tIe D0uuty Court
House ia SAT- take CITY, In salt lake county,
Itah, 20 SNOW r1nae why pm ORDER should not
BE- grautud to asld nfminairatuf td cell On
much Ht tho resi- etiais VI the sfii defeasci
land Tire personal property named IN said pcii-
tNul ut private sale, o. shall De- necessary, AMI
q copy 81 fhia order shall De- posted w the
cicfh ~ thia c1untgs or Dc shall cause tle ssmo
TO DO posted lu three puhitr pisces boz aait lake
county, ami published To- Tour fucueHHlvc
wOrts. I'd least, no the nIsrHrr hyrsINa
hlWs, Howapapcr printed and ruhlIthed in
sat Lake city aud county, before sad day 81
ht4tlnF
Daitd october 18Th, islL
dtl gtO BARTON. judge
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SUMMONS.
judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County OF salt Lake



The People Of the Territory Of ulAh ssad
GrceanEi
To Thomas DurninFham. Defendant
VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
L. pear In an action brought Against you BY
tho above named plalnun IN the District Court
Of the thifd judicial District Of The Territory
0f Utah, and 70 answer the compliant nled
therein within ten days exclusive Of the day
Of seryiccl after thu service on you OF this
summons-f served vithin this euuntyj ", II
served out Of this county. hut IN flis district,
within twenty days; oihsrwiio Ni,hln far,y
DAYS, or iudsment by default will be iAken
sgainsi you, according TO the prayer Of raid
complaint.
Of This court dssolying iht bonds Of natrImony
existing between plaintiff and duft adAnt,
awarding 70 plaiuuh the care aud CuHtoiY Of
tho six minor children, Issue OF tGid marriage
AWARDING "a plainrh also q small hrck house
OF fonf rouus, and the patch u land about
two acFes--on which said house d situated, be-
Ing the nny properly Of defendant situated
within the jurisdiction Of this Court aud Frant.
lur her suth other aud further relief ~ may be
eIuitAblct above ruhsf prayed on the ground
that In January issl, defendant deserted and
foftook plaintih, aud haa ever kincc resided
and now rriidas outside ~ The Unitcd states
ard further, tnat since SAID defedlnn. defend
ant has failed 70 iupply plAiItia with any
meAns Of support whatever.
And you nfe hereby nouacd that N you fail
60 appear and Anawar tho said complaint ~
abo,orcaulrcd, the said plaintiff vii apply 10
the court Tor The relief demanded therein,
Witness. tho lion. Charles \. Xaue, Judge,
ana the seal of the District Court Of the Third
Judicial District, IN and for tho Territory ot
ltah, thit ilth DAY Of september, In the year %
our Lord one thousand eltht hundred aud
IssiIi HENRY q. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
by ESQ. u. LOONHs, Deputy Clerk.
d 0Aw Nv thur
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German
Syrup"

The majority Of weil-read phys
icians now believe that Consump.
ton is a germ disease. In other
words. instead Of being In the con-
stiiution itself Il Is caused by limit
merable small creatures living In the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as catcrpillars do
the leaves of trees.
a Germ The phlcgm that Is
coughed up Is those
Disoaso. paris Of the lungs
whic have been
gnawed of and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs are called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive Just the same, and enter the
body IN our food, in the air We
breathe, and through the pores Of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fastcn and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, loosens them, kills
them, expells them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, In a short time consump-
tives become germ-proof and we'll. .
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NOTiCE n HEREnY GIVEN THAT AT
~ Amecting Of tho Hoard OF Trustees held
on the eth day Of August, l-al, AZ sAit Latc
ttiy, Utah, an Assessment, No. .. Of two cents
per shaTc wHa LEVIED 90 the capital stock "
the corporation pay able 10 The secretary, with
w thirty days IRON the above date, al No. 90
Mhin Stfeut, Halt Lake CtfY, Utah. Any ttork
upon which THIS afslfimrnt rcmhins unpaid
On thc 2ist day " fsptonhtr. i.gl, will be- de-.
lnquont Aud hdyyrtiscd Tor sale ~ puhlic aucs
ton, and un'CfH payment h. made before. will
be sold on tho Stat day NJ october, ISL Rt the
hour Of 10 O'Clock n. ui., AZ the compAuy's
once, hoom No 1iu Corstiiutlon binding, salt
Lake city Utah, 10 pay delinquent aatessmeutl,
together win costa 81 adscrtl'iug and expense
OF sale.
LucKr mt Miytv1 COMPANY,
", y huilTnN, stcrotary.
Residence 10 ana Ncst surct, san iate
CiiY, tiah.
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NOTICE. 10 CREpIIoRs.

lisc OF MARY laie. Dttcalrls
NOriUE n ilEREnY GIVES ~ THE
~ undersigned. Admiuituat0Ts Of tho IL
tate u Mary rhio, deceased, 70 the cred.
tors Of, and AL persons having claims ashlntt
tic said dorchred, 10 exhibit them, with
tho necessary vouchers within rIs months
Afcr tho nrff publication " this notice, 20 the
said udminisratofs, at the Tcsidenro 81 other
q them A. Union. salt Lake County, Utah
Territory,
Dated September slih isll.
JACOB PATE,
THOMAS GREENWOOD
Administrator Of tie Eitate Of Mar Fate,
deceased. oaw IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-23

The Colts esteem themselves TO DO
tho true descendants Of the ancient
Egyptians, as distinguished from the
conquerlng race Of Arablans who have
now oyerrun their land. II isa eoln.
cal idea, but they call upon Us to motto
their close resemblance to the mum
mles.-constance i. Woolson In Har
nati.
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Morgan Mory, OF Upper saucon, Pa,
has hid his barn reroofed with tin. The
structure was built in 1903, when It was
rooted with cedar. A Wrnher Of years
later pine shingles took tho place OF tho
cedar. It has boon rooted only three
times during It's existence The barn Is
still in a good state Of preservation, and
will outlast a few more roofs.-Ex.
change.