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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-10
How Jay Gould Came to Be Photographed

How Jay Gould Came 70 BE Photographed.
Jay Gould Is a hard man to get into
a Photographic studio. 1t probably is
because he hasn't time. But how /
came TO get a good portrait Of him was
through a friend Mr.. Gould had
promised to give this friend a photo
graph of himself, and had, time and
again, excused himself for his neglect
by saying that he had none. This
friend came TO me. arranged for a sit
ting, and the NEXT morning appeared in
my studio with Mr.. Gould. The latter
did not know that he was to be photo
graphed-at any rate until within a
moment or two before he reached my
place Of business. He has a splendid
head, a good strong face, and makes
an excellent picture; but the day be
came 10 me he was arrayed In very
very light and very thin summer cloth
ing.
This was at time when photography
had not advanced 10 such a point that
II could not take q persons picture If
the clothing worn was white or of a
light color. I explained to Mr.. Go-id
that # he wished q good picture he
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-10

Several times prisoners have com
planned to the writer that the officers
have made a mistake in copying their
miftlus and not given them time
enougl Here is a complaint of this
chztacler last made TO him: Il have
got months and ! am entitled
70 loilr. Please have it altered for me.
Iweut IN four months that I was sen
benced ion. Nv. p. Andrews IN Forum.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-10

The MIHonaire-You ask the hand
Of my only daughteTf
Young Schifiess-I do.
The Millionaire grant 1t upon n
condition.
7. Shame your condition
The mdonaire-That you viii ten
me where you get your nerve tonic.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

should say Tho Times Il worth
S2,5Oo,O 900. Tho Tribune Is worth tlat
too Each las lofty building TINT
represents large Investment and
yield, an income almost hynliug the
Newspaper profits Mr. Danaa rrco
for Tho Sun, three years ago, was
5000, 600. That was when 10 was q
sIS page paper, iust recovering from
tho setback Of 1881, aud only begin.
ming 90 mike room by enlargement for
an extensive advertising businclt /
Imagine Mr.. Dana's price now would
bo quito g., 50O. 900. aud when tho new
thiriy-two story building Is up, perhaps
$4,000. 600
Mr. Bennett Il has long been under.
stood, values The Herald at 80, 200, O01
and suppose Mr.. Pulitzer would not
iako less for Tho World. Herr arc nyo
morning n6wspapon worth. say from
$50, 900 600 20 s35. 600. 600. Tho stnats.
Zcituns should bc Ia tho lit too II
would add, perhaps, 5000 200. Alto.
gcihcr the daily newspapers Of New
York are worth moro than go, 900 OOO.
OF courc, these figures do not repre-.
sent capital Invested; they stand foi
the principal, upon which tho earnings
OF tho journals named would be- n iitii
return, and that, certainly, Is what
thosc journals nro worth Blakely
Hall In Now York Truth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Most people who read u paper would
llko to have Il come 20 their hands with.
out any typographical or editorial er.
rurA This IL quito possible when all tho
following conditions come together,
Whua the contributor has written cor.
rcctly.
Whom he has written the correct thing
distinctly.
When the coinposltor has only the cor
rect letters IN the different cases.
When ho does not tlko letters from a
q wrong case,
When he sets them correctly.
Whga the reader eorFec,a every err
ror.
When tie compositor corrccts tho
trough proof properly.
When the "rcaderH reads the corrected
proof attentiyely.
When tho compoitor eorrec,s tho sec.
ond proof properly.
Whom the revised proof Is carefully
"rcnd.p
When tho "reader" has sufficient time
10 do this.
And when adozen other circumstances
work together for good.-EaehangG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Tho deer OF tho Adirondack are cvl.
IDENTITY increasing rapidly In number
Ind becoming less timid. They are
very frequently seen not far from here,
crossing the roads aud sometimes pas.
turing with tbs cattle. A few days ago
a email herd Of them were brow,lng
along the side OF the distant hills aud
could be seen from the streets Of this
city by tho aid Of ilell glass. One
Sunday large buck swan across
Canada lake aud In easy range Of tho
cottagers, Captain Ballou, who has a
small steamer on tho lake, was ont
with pleasure party. He steamed to.
ward tho deer and could easily have
run him down after clrolIng around
him several times and coming so clo,e
that tho gentleman touched him with
his cane, He was allowed TO swlm to
the shore and soon bounded out Of
eight into tho depths Of the forest, -
Gloyenyillc Cor. Albany Journal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
oAINA AuNrINa N ~ eNeLAho.

CHINA HUNTING IL NEW ENGLAND.
what ono ns,otss of Rare 1resiair
LEANED seeking IN County Homes
Were tile possession Of old or yulun.
Bile specimens Of porcelain and pottery
the only good thing which came from
the long days Of country ranging aud
farmhouse searching spent In china
quests, Philistines might perhaps scoll
at tho waste Of time and energy, but
much else that T. good have | found.
Insight into human nature, love OF my
native country, knowledge of her nat
ural beauties, acquaintance with hci
old landmarks aud historical localities.
familiarity with her history, admiration
Of her noble military and naval heroes,
and study Of the ancient manners. Gus.
toms and traditions Of her carly inlab.
itants, have all been fostcrcd. strength.
encd and indeed almost brought inc
existence by tho search after and study
OF old china.
How vague were my schoolday bis.
tory lesson memories OF Perry, oil Law.
renee and OF Decatur, until saw thcii
likcncsscs on some hidcous Liverpool
pitchers In mn Old sailors hut. Then |
read eagerly every word OF history.
every old song mud ballad about them.
How small was my knowledge Of Old
table manner and table furnishings
until ! discovered. through my china
studies, how our ancestors ato aud
torvcd their daily meals
How entirely powerlcss was I 10 dis.
cover the story Of. human nature Ne
told In the countonancc until my ln.
quifics ia country towns after old china
made me second Lavntcr In reading
the possibilities Of successful purchase
In case tho questioned ono CHANGED to
own amy old porcelain holrlooms. How
Few Of our noble wood aud valley road.
had seen until | drove through them
searching for old fnrmhouscs that
might contain some salvage Of tcscups
or tcapots.
And not only do wo learn Of Amer.
lea through our china hunts. but Of
England as we'll, for nearly all Of our
old tableware was English, and tho
progress Of the production Of English
china can be- traced as easily IN Ncw
England as In old England Icw of
tho moro costly pieces oamo across tho
ocean 20 ~, but humber specimens
perhaps show equally we'll the general
progress Of tho manufacture. -Alico
MORSE Earle In Scribncrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

II the bc5o,ting siu Of tho Singhaloso
Is their iuorlinato l0yo Of litigation. ihis
certainly Is foslond by their very
troublesome law Of inheritance, which
results in such minute subdivisions Of
property that the one hundred and nine.
iy.uinth share OF o field, or tho ifiieth
Of nsinall garden, Containing. porhupY,
a dozen palms and "a few plantains), boz
come q fruitful source Of legal conten-
ton. Of quurrls aud Of crime Emerson
Tenant mentions q case Ia which tho
claim was Tor the two thousand Gyo
hundred and twentieth sinro la the pro.
'lueo u ten cocoa palms
10 illustrate this sort Of litigation tho
Rev. K. Spence Hardy quoted an intri.
cltoolaim on disputed property, inwhich
the case " the plaintiff was ns follows.
by inheritance through my father am
entitled 90 onc.f0urth Of one.ihiro ct
onc-cighth. Through my mother am
further entitled to onc.iourth Of one.
third Of ono.'ighth. by purchase from
ono ut Of co-hcim / am entitled 20 ono
ninoty.ninih; from another oct also one
ninoty-ninth, and from q third ono
nlneiy-ninth more. Finally, from n
fourth set OF co.htirs | have purchased
ono ono hundred and forty.fourth OF tie
whole" There Is u nice question 10
solve ere n landowner can begin 10 tn
his Held or reap It's producel-National
Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

An improved kind Of soap Tor metal
work has lately been described, Of some
special advantages, Il Is said, a. com.
pared with those usually employed In
this llne--that 4, mixtures OF vusolino.
oleic acid aud fat combined with a
small quantity Of rougc-aud which,
when freshly prepared, leave nothing
90 be desired, excepting, unfortunately,
that such compositions soon turn ran.
cid aud become unfit ioru
The new article now brought Tor.
ward Is stated 90 be free from this ob.
lection and Is made from cocoanut but.
ter In the following manner: 25 kilo
grams Of the butter arc melted IN an
iron vessel, together with a little water,
to this mixture being added, with cou.
slant stirring, $50 grams Of chalk, 81 .
grams Of alum and the same OF cream
Of tartarand Of white lead, respectively.
Tho mixture prepared In this nun.
ner Is then poured into molds aud at.
lowed TO solldiiy This soap II made
into u paste with water aud rubbed
over the metal to be cleaned, and final.
ly removed by a dry rag or ehalno!s
leather. New York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
THE TASTE ron POETRY.
How one Author discovered His Isv.
for Verse 90 the age Of Itusen.

How One Author discovered His Isv.
Tor Nsree % the Agc Of Fifteen.
II would be interesting. were id uos.
sible, TO know what proportion OF peo.
pie really caro- for poetry, and how the
love Of poetry came TO them aud grow in
them-and where md when II stopped.
Modern poets whom one meois are ant
10 say that poetry Is not read at all.
Byron's Murray ceased to publish poetry
in 1880, just when Tcnnyson and Brown.
ing were striking their prcludos. Prob.
ably Mr.. Murray was wiso in his gen.
Grafton.
But IL Is also likely that many personn
even now are attached 20 poetry. though
they certainly do not buy contemporary
verso. How did tho passion come 20
thom7 How long did II siayY When did
the Muse say Goodbye Tomyself poetry
camo with Sir Walter Scott, for ono
read Shakespeare as child. rather in a
kind Of dream Of falryland aud enchanted
isles, than with any distinct conscious.
ness that one was occupied with poetry.
Next toScott, with mo, came L0ngfrl.
low, who pleased ono rs more reflective
aud tcndofiy sentimental. while the IT,.
Elections were not 70 deep a. TO be pnz.
sliug. / remember how "Iiiawatha'
came out, when one was boy, aud how
delightful was the free forest life, and
Minnohaha ana Paupulkcewis and No.
konis. ono did not th,n know that tho
same charm, with q yet fresncr dew
upon II. was 70 meet ono later IN tho
kalowali. But NJ that time ono had
no conscious pleasure IN poetic style,
except IN such ringing verse as SCOTS,
and C1mplclls la his patriotic pieces
The pleasure aud euchanimcut OF style
frat appealed to nc at about tho ngu Of
fifteen, when ono Rad for tho iirst tiuo.
So ull day long tue noise ~ hattie rolled
Among The mountains ty tho northern SEAT
lntl klng Afthura Table, man hy man.
Had fallon la Lyoncsio about their Lord.
Neat | tried Tcnnyfon. and Instantly q
now light ofpootry dawned, now music
wins audihlo, n new god came into my
medley of Pantheon, q god mover 20 h
dcthfouel "Alon scarcely know how
beautiful lire IT," Shelley tayA am
convinced that we scarcely know how
great poet Lord Tonnyson isi use has
made him too funiliar.-Andr1w Lang
Ia ScribnurA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

From number Of careful tests made
20 ascertain tho precise strength OF an
Choir bolts rot In Portland cement In tho
ordinary way, tho TACT appeared that the
joint was really stronger than the stone,
IN this denomination 2'inch iron rods
were set into the stones some ~ inches,
aud then subjected To the test. The first
rod had screw threud TO improve tho
grip of the cement, aud tho cement be-
gan 20 yield at a load Of $1,000 pounds.
the breaking Of tho stone taking place at
10000 pounds. With a plain, smooth
rod It was found that the cement began
TO yield ut a load Of $4,000 pounds, but
the rock broke nj $1,000 pounds, Thus,
though the strength Of tho cement joint
was not DEVELOPED. 1t was inferred that,
in suitable setting, tho cement joint on
a smooth rod might b. made 10 break
tho rod. New York Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Mrs. Grumps-Your friend, Mr Bald
pate, did not mention his vito the
whole evening.
Me- Grumps-Wiiel Hos an old
bachelor
well, I declared took It for grant
cd he was married.
"Whyr
"oh, don't know He has sort
oil a married look somehow"
lilo used 10 live out west, md once
he was freed for three days and three
nights 10y a grizzly. New York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Wiie-What are you wr,ing'
Colonel Rungoo1 (war yeterau)-h
magazine article showing that General
fightwell did not win half tho battles
ho is credited with, It's about done
nov.
IAN ready for the prIntarr
"Oh. | won't print It until after be u
dead, New York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

NOTICE ~ HEHEnl hlNEN THAT ST
~ meeting OF the Hoard OF rmuccs held
on The rth day of August : d, at salt Lake
CITY, rtAh, an assessment, NO. d. uf ttu rrnts
Irf share was levied 90 TIE capital stock ~
DO thirty days from the shove date. hf No. %
Main -tfcct, salt Lake city, tnh. any sturt
unou which this assortment remains unpaid
un the alst day u September. isIls Will De- de-
Nuuuout and advertised to- ftlr 40 public aur.
uan. aud unless payment b. made before. VII
hc sold on the 1ist day Of uUolcr, isli a. tho
hour Of DO O'Clock a. M, al The cnmuanY'f
unIoa, ioon No. lio Constitution uuiiiInl. sait
Ialr CITY Utah. 90 pay Delinquent aHaos Hmcuts,
together with costs nt advertising and expense
LrcKY MT MNtNg Cuvrhsr,
W, j. HtEfuN, secretary.
Residence - 3 gnd wcai street. salt lAte
CITY, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

IN tho natter NJ tho Esia'o oi Jamol MAdtca
deceased

In TIE Probate CuAtti D. aul Tor sat n 2
COMFY Territory Of unh.
IN tho matter Of tho Esia'o oi james Madtcn.
deceased.
NOTICE n liEgEnY GIvES THAT
N iNse sophie Nadf o.. almlnHffalfi., Of
The estate Of james Maitca deceased. has
rendered for settlement, and hlcd In sad
court, her mai account Of her admin.
istftiion ~ SID estate and petition Cor
nnai distfihufion o. tue residue Of said catafo
Amgng tIc urrsoua suttfd thereto, and
that Ihurfday the let day " october All. lslt.
a. ioo'liock .. M, ut thr Cugtt Room Of said
cont, in the County Court iiulfc. salt tHEr
civ Huf county, Utah Territory. hla bocu dt iy
appointed ~ The iudgo " sait court, fof ne
settlement 81 faid account and hearing faid
petition Tor diatrihuti1n, no which time and
place any uofsln Interested in sa.d estate may
Hprehf and show cause, 10 an thcfo De, WHY
Haid account should rot De- ttiiiCd anu ape
proved aud dnm dlitriDuu0r made o. prayed
tor
Dated september sth, isai. .-.
O. ALLEN,
Cletk Of The Probate Court
Ny g.. =. srAsrOs, Deputy dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Il saw a woman, spade Ia hand,
working out hor poll tax as came 10
town this morning" said George W..
Jones OF osage township. at sortoT
grated on my sense OF the eternal IT
ness OF things, no | paid her tax ios
her."-Neyada CMo,l Mai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Itiate ~ dnhn heeat itttNrI,
NOTICE ~ nEiiElii OWEN nN 1itE rs.
~ duralgrcd, a1miuifiiatriK of Ono estate ~
John Rec, deceased, 10 thn rrtditufi 90 anu
au ptrouH having claims ayalui iht al
ferTaacf. To- rHhihit them with che nrrrHtary
Npurhrfs,w within ten months after the ffat pub.
Uriflun ~ tN|f notice. 60 tir HHll tImi1lHfra
TIA, nt The law odicc o. liirHards s. Mode, No.
% Main suuCi, salt Lake city iu thg county
% fait Lake.
Dated August gith, isll
ELiIAnfTH a. gFE4,
Admlnisifaifix of tho ortat1 " John Hroa,
dcCuaHrd. dluNh ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Anf In accordanee with lav and an ofdsr %
the Hoard Of Dlfeetotf, made On tho iitA dar
of April, ppi, 90 many Shares 81 each patrei
~ ttost A. may BE- lccctary, will he sold "a
ihr oflc0 81 ne Company In salt flhlo CITY, on
irfay tho eiM fay ~ June, 1871, ~ D. M. 10
Ray ne dsllnqusnt ntstssmcnt, together With
~ order % the board o. uirrotVfs
- D., q. HORN, Acting scc'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

It Is stated that tho flesh Of animals
killed by electricity Is much tcndcrcr
than IL tho animals nro killed In tho
ordinary way. This is especially tn
case in regard to- fowls,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

H,ir itKr CftY, utah. July 10 isil
~ meeting ct thr Hoard 81 Director of the
holntu0 Idaho Mining Company held th|s day.
ilo date of Tuy mrui Of NE above desrflIeI ile
] o. gnt stock was extended frum the aIft
DAY of june, ispi, io che 10Th DAY Of Juiy. 1s8l,
Ai thu same h1uf and place
~ order u TIE Hoard VI Directors.
q. a. HORN, Acting sur'y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
ltier 10 show cause why order NJ sale Of
Real Es.Aie should not DO made.

order 70 show cause why order ~ sale OF
hgal Istate should not DO made.
NJ ARGAREr \. CAtNT, .THE ADMINS.
vi traitor OF tho estate ~ Allied NJ. came,
urg ceased having ilUl Der petition, duly ycrI'
Hrut pfallnE iuslu order % sale nf a paU OF
Ilr real estate OF said dsUcdrnt, Tor The purpose
uHrfIn set FORTH 70 D. thurcfurr- ordered hi the
'unFc ~ fAil court, that al persons Interested
ll llo tgiaio u fali deceased appear before
NC tali ifohaie Court un Friday. the idth day
ui Nriulcfi ~, at lJ O'Clock ln tH0 forenoon
% Haih day, ~ ihr Court Room Of said Probate
touft, a TIE County CONT House. in tho city
ana county NJ salt i.Ato, Utah Trutufy, H.
thuN eau.e WY a. order should not DO srantr1
20 tue salu aduIiufHtrAtnr. 90 sell 30 much 81
TIC real estate N too said deceased At private
sale D. shall ur nsccHlarY. and that a copy nf
TINS order be- published 10 least four successive
weeks IN the nEsEHr LyEstN4 NIWs,
newspaper printed aud published 10 sad city
AMI county
Dated september 10, lfll.
g., W. HAHTCH.
flm Probate Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

At ne unE OF tn0 Bond uIrrrinrs n
" bellevue Idaho Miu.nE Company, hrid THE
dnf tie dfic Of payment ~ taH above DC.
rrrlcd delinquent sioct was rAiendtd ffuu
ne liih day u August. tsii 20 the Iltt day OF
AuEust ls.i. at DE Hamn luur alt uiaIe
ny order Of the iinHfd ~ HIffrInfH.
.. a.. HORN. AeunE SECRETARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

SAT- LakH CT. Uuh, July o.. l.li.
~ q meeting ~ thU board of nIrUrlufs M lhe
hrllctuc Idaho Mining Company, tcIdihs faF,
TIE uain 70 payment uf tHu aUHNu described
Delinquent Htur. Wat extended from tnp not
day ~ August liII. tn Che l'th taY uf strtum
her. l-sii N ihu flmr hour and Vlarr.
~ order uf The HuaUi uf UIfuHIura.
.. %, tluilN, Acung secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

A surgeon reports that a young Indy
ewsl!owed hairpin while drosang
Three doctors said 1t was only imigna'
ton ON her part. The haifpin was
eventually found 20 baye heoou.o lodged
IN the back part Of her nose,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
NOTICE.

rI'iiE REdULAH. ANNUAL MEETING or
the sinrkhnldora % The Dsssret News
Company for The purpose ~ hearing reports
and rltcung hoatd uf Directors Tor the cnsu.
Ing year, will h held DO no eomnAny's orlry.
salt latn oity, Utah, Saturday, sept 10, lsYi. al
u o'clock a. ~. JOHN A. EVANS,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

IN tho Probate Court lu md fir salt Iat
county, 1cniory Ut Jtau.

IN tho Probate Court boz md f,r salt Lake
touniB 1cIutury u Jtal.
IN tho matter NJ tho Istats " Hannah
tuWan uum,rlr, deceased.
NOTICE u uEHLuY GlyFs, THAT
~ fcttl aiff|uuEus executor uf the estate
OF Hannah touau pomN.lio, dcrcaasd. has
rendered Tor settlement, and tiled loo a4lu c1ull,
Me nnll account OF tis adminis,ratIuh
OF flid estate and petition tor fual DIE
Irritation ~ The rOtldur Of Hhii estate
among ihc Trrspna cntluCd thereto, and
that saturday, the lri day OF October. 4. u.
lW' ~ u O'Clock An, ~ the court room ~
SAN court, To- tie County fuuu iiuusn salt
lHtr CITY And County Utah Tuuithfy has been
duly appolnisdhy tie judge ~ said couft Tor
The settle rCLt ~ sad account, and hearing
slid petition Tor di,tf'buii1u,At which tluu and
place any person interested 10 said estate may
appear AMI show cause, N any there be. vhv
sAld account shonid not be- settled and an.
proved, ana nnal distrihution made a. prayed
Dated September u. i-al.
O. AIiEN.
CLERK 81 The Probate Court.
Nv q, v, STANTON, Deputy C',fk. dsW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

Mrs GEswell-lt just makes me mad.
Hero | ~ ont shopping in my 5000
Worth dress, aud Just loaded with dia-
monds, yet folks think I'm poor.
Mr., Gaswoll-Ihey doesy
Mrs Gaswell- Yes, they do. INVENT
into Antique, Design d Co.'S grand
store today to get some furniture Tor the
new house, and at first they didn't show
me anything but lot of old second
hand stuff that looked as II It had como
over Ia tho ark Now York Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky mn Mining Company. Location
CITY. Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

The general that The Eclipse Grocery and Fruit Com
pay ory me rery go0is Ia r line IN BE- found dycherc IN
ne city, and 1 cocl rih ne courteous treatment and o5fgR9
their sqsHsp Of Me most dHrdciirc places Of
business n Va friends md the public pRaady to
cal and see Tor tbalsorel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

In the Probate Court M AMI for salt Lac
County, Territory of Utah.
in tho matter u mo estate Of Alfred II. Game.
Deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-23

IN tho matter of tho Istate " Hannah
tpWan uUm,i'lr, deceased.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-01-29

growers have lad the benefit Of the
same service.
This is no partyism puff of Mr.. La Fol-
lette as might be charged e written of
him while he was candidate for office
Neither is it per functory eulogium or
obituary notice. as of one politically
slain. | know well and fell the truth of
what ! have written, not only as friend
of MIR. La Toilette, although l frankly
confess to friendship for him with only
brief acquaintance a | would have for
any man who was working so resolute-
ly and efficiently in behalf of my farmer
friends everywhere, II is to my fellow
farmers of Wisconsin and on this ac-
count | write. They owe it to them
selves sooner or later to make known to
Mr. La Toilette that they recognize his
worth and the great value of his Servi-
ces. There is no position in the gift of
the people of Wisconsin, which he would
not fill with credit to himself and honor
to the state. Yours.
Secretary. ChemuIng Valley New
York Tobacco Growers Association.