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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Julian Hawthorne haa hit on an idea
that l. worthy u his illustrioui father.
II l. that civilized individuals have out.
grown tho means OF communication by
tho t,lkoc.talkco method. and need some
other way Of expressing their thoughts.
Speech Is clumsy. laborious and ~
adapted 10 IT, uni. The vowels express
emotion naturally. but tho consonluts
arc moro artificial, arbitrary. meaning.
less sounds, like tho printed alphabet.
Ihid arc wholly inadequate to tho wants
Of tho race that l. already here, saying
nothing Of the coming one. Therefore,
says J. H.. let rs throw audible speech
overheard and adopt some means Of CON.
munieaiion morn worthy race that Is
highly developed intellectually aud Isy-
chologcany.
Then language can no moro 10 used TO
conceal thought. We shall speak mind
10 mind, soul TO soul Tho bot part %
this kind Of communication would 10
that Il would DO away with lying. Mar
may tell his friend u whoppcr by audible
speech now, but n mind speaks 10 mind
Ia the way Mr Hawthorne suggests then
tho friend would read tho other mans
mind Ia flash, and whopping even u
thcmost indnitcsimal kind would DO in.
possible II tho bell boy taid you wrro
not at home when your creditor called,
tho creditor would read by Intuition the
bell boys mind mud would know u was
not 10. In short, II Mr.. Hawthorne.
method Of talking mind to mind should
como into fashion tho foundations OF ~.
civty would DO broken mp For this rra.
BON lot us an hopo Il will not come In our
time.
Two ways Of communicating are aug.
geated by tho writer. ono Is tho method
81 telrpathy or mind reading. though,
tFansfcrcnce. Then tho thoughts Of
every human being will be an open bool,
TO every body else. Tho other method
suggested Is that Of converting by the
expressions OF tho fuse This method
tho writer prricrA We shall u.o tho
delicate nerves u the face, says Mr..
Hawthorne, especially those Of the eyes
and mouth. Our faces will then grow
beautifully mobile and cHprc,siye. hut
how We shall talk In the dark Mr.. Haw.
/ thOrne does not explain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Hon. John S, claFkson, president Of
the National League Of Republican
clubs, advises his young men to make
tho most Of womcns influence for the
cause. llo says tho young men eau do
tho talking and tho young women can
do the singing and tho rocitations, aud
thus the full intelligence and enthusiasm
u tho neighborhood will DO brough;
out Il must bo remembered. however.
that this hint eau DO taken by Demo
Gratis as well as Republicans, Then for
n fact tho neighborhoods would boil
over,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Professor Morrow, OF tho Illinois OK.
pertinent station, has tested the weight
OF corn ears 20 determine the amount 10
quircd Of various kinds produce shellcd
bushels OF ffiy.slx pounds lilo found
seventy pounds u tho early. seventy
three Of tho medium, and scyenty.eiyht
Of the late maturing varieties would
produce each when fresh bushcl OF air
dry shelled corn by the end OF October,
The Country Gentleman, commenting
on the foregoing, says! We lnyo found
quito variation, however, Ia seasons,
and moro difference In wot seasons than
Ia dry ones, sometimes varying nearly
90 per cent. Ia the later sorts which do
not ripen dry, The earliest varieties
will u course have better chance TO
become bard and dry than tho later and
more succulcnt, and there will he - dit.
ference greater In more northern regions
than under u longer aud hotter suu
further south, Farmers who have occa'
sion 10 measure or estimate com In tho
ear may easily make tests by weighing
freshly husked ears, aud again in winter
and again tho next SUMMER, and may
ascertain what may be u Importance TO
them when dealing ia large quantities
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

The nellsvut. Idaho Mining Company toea.
ton u pfinripAl place Of hutlntts, SAT
1hke CitY, ltah. location u Nice aud
wofts. Naerai iiili Mining HsiIict, stats
81 Idaho.
NOftCE.-TliEnk ~ bIi iNQuENT Up
~ on the following desfUhr1 htucks 90 acs
count o. assessment ~ thirty tani cent per
share, levied on TIC ilih daY VI Apfil, if1l, The
several ~ ounts fvt opposite Tho names u the
respective shareholders, ~ folluwaI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

The frst savings bank 10 America was
the Prevalent Institution for Savings In
Boston, which was incorporated Dec. ~,
1915, aud commenced business during tho
latter part u January tho following year
This hank 10 stlll IN existence, and Is one
Of the leading savings banks Of New Eng
land, beside. holding the honor Of beng
the oldest savings bank Ia theWorld rne
second bank Tor savings In this country
was started In Philadelphia In ISIS, and Tho
third In salem, Mass. Ia the same year
The total deposits Of these thrve bank. 40
the close OF the year ISIS were 81, sOo.-Ne
N..L paaasslss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Felix Oswald writes that the noun.
talns Of East Tennessee and western
North Carolina aud Georgia ARE immeas.
urably superior TO the Apeunincs, tho
mountains Of Spain or the Mexican Cor
dilleras in point Of climate and scenery.
The part Of our country named no calls
tho Italy o. America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Edward Atkinson predicts that the
southeastern portion of tho United States
will become the most prosperous place
on this continent Moreover, a large
part Of this region is siill practically un.
occupied. There is room hero for thou
sands of energetic young men to go In
aud mako their fortunes, Here are min
eral, manufacturing and agricultural
facilities unsurpassed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

Syrup"

Here IS something from Mr.. Frank
A. Hale, proprietor OF the d. Witt
.Iousc. Lewiston, and the Tontine
Hotel. Brunswick. Ne. Hotel men
meet the world rs II comes and goes,
and are not slow IN sizing people
and things up for what they ate
worth. He says that he has lost a
father and several brother, aud sis
tem from Pulmonary Consumption.
aud IS himself frequently troubled
with colds. and he
Hereditary often coughs enough
to make him sick at
Consumptionhis stomach. When.
ever he has taken a
cold OF this kind he uses Rosehcc's
German Syrup. aud Il Guns Him
every time. Here Is a man who
knows the full danger Of lung tfou.
blcs. ard would therefore he most
particular as to the medicine he used.
What Is his opinion Listen Il
use nothing but Bo.chcc's German
Syrup. and have advised. lpfcsumc.
more than a hundred different per
sons TO take II. They agree with
me that II Is the best cough syrup
IN the market" "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


No1lCE Is llLHkm GlyLs ~ rill
~ undersigned, adminiHiTatnr 0f the estate
OF james Mirkrns, deceased " The creditors
Of, aud all persous having claims asalnst TIE
Faii deceased, 20 exhibit thcm with The nee
rsaAry N0urhtrt within ten months AftHf the
nfat publication ~ this ruiiec, 70 the SAID
adminittrainr, - the law ufl0n 81 richards A
MoYlp, Consultation nuildlnF No, ~ ., Main
slIes', salt lake CITY, la DC County of sall
Lake,
baiei May n. 1871, .........
JOltS WtLLOuGHnN.
Administrator OF tic estate u Jamfs Mlgk'
0uH. dfrTaru1. alAWh ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

In the PROBATE Couti, ~ and for salt LAKE
Couuty. Territory Of ttah
IN the Matter OF tie EstAta Of Harriet TAR,
dsrnaaei.

NroTiCE ~ nTREnT GivEN THAT
n Elizabeth I. Webb, AfmiuiatatFla " inc
estate % lisffiot TAFT, decreased hN len
asrod for settle meat. and nled 10 sad Couft,
tgf nnai account u be- standardization 81 sniI
sstnta And petition fuf anal dit'fihutiun 81 tho
fesifue ~ said estate among the prrsnus on
utsd thereto, end that ludiy. the ith
GAY % Ja.J 49,, "a, c ~, A. ~ ~, a. ~ a. ths
House, salt tAke Guy ahd COUNT. rtah Ter
fitafy, has besu duly tpp0inisd b. the iufEs
n ssid Court, Tor ne settlement N sad -
count AMI hoatinF faif petition Zoe disffibu
100, ~ which time and place aar uefson inter
cftfd in said sstata may appesf ana ahpw
ssute, N any there bs,vhy sA'dtenount should
not 30 settled snd approved and nnai distuta.
ton matg a. pfaytd Tor
uatud jane isth, ispi,
q. y. ALi.ES, Ctgfk u Probate Cour
ny q. u. STANTON, Dcpaty. Hs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

ClarIec-l'm golng TO palm myself on ~
belng much younger than | am, arrn't
youf
Della-Yes, What age have you decided
onf
Clarlce--Slxtecn.
bella-Dyar met 10 you want people 10
say thut you arc OLD enough 10 be yous
own mulheTl-llaFpur's llaEar.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


AyOTluE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIN
~ undcTFlg ncd, administrator with the viii
AnneAed ~ tho estate ni ifaucea Ann Liisun.
deceased, 20 the creditors ", and all persons
having claims AgAinat The said deceased, 10 ca
hihit lhem ,Nith tho necessary vouchers, withln
four months after mo nfat publication ~ this
notice o. ne sAld'adui nlstrttpr, vita the wi I
annexed care ~ Isaac NJ Waddsll, Attorney.
- and - Hast Fret south street, saii tako
tily, In the county ~ salt LAKE, ltAh Ieuto rs.
dated June lith l-pl
JOSEPH ~ RAwLiNs.
Administrator with the MIL Ann Ast Of
frances Ann Ltoa, dlNs "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

LEGAL NOTICE.
In the ffobAia Court M and for salt LAS
touniY, Iofritufy " Utah
In the matter Of tho utiaie u IIsnry nawdsn,
deceased

vfrON READING AND FttiSg r1iE ~.
- Wunn ~ sarah ~. rAwdan. rfagins FOR
tue admission T. probate Of q rcftsin dicu.
mrut, herewith died IN THE Court, pufpoftlug
W be the last VIII and Testament Il the Dc.
ceased ttisufisfsd that tnaaY, the i1ih dav
% July, A. u lssi, hu aud u hcfehv appointed
Tor the hearing u Tie proof u The cNicuton
~ sad WI, A. 20 q'clots a. M. " that day. AZ
the County Court House In SAT- LAKE Cay
ttlsfuHhtf ordered that tho ri0fh causr due
noiice thereof 90 be- Tiyun ~ publication "
notice ~ hearing saii reiiu1u ln ttc hrsuuht
ININlNu Nrws, q Newspaper Published 10 salt
Isks County, Tor NJ lratt ten days before sa.l
Gay Of hearing AMI that notigcs OF the zane ht
mailed O. the heirs fttitlnr ~ salt tAke udunty.
D hereby ct Fuity, the iQlh DAY % july.
tsit. % hear The rttIiipn ~ sarah ~ nawden.
pfay log Tor admission 70 pfosaic u certain
document pufyHrtlnr " We tho iatt sui and
Testament ~ HertY HAYDEN deceased.
witness ny hand a salt Tale CIT, THIS 10Th
day Of Jung, A u. lst.
q. ". nAnrCiI,
iutfo uf sad Court
tauAt.l g. 4. ALiFN.
ala Probate Clsrt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07
NOTICE. or Sac on ReAL lsTATE.

NOTICE ~ nEufHY GIVEN, TllAr Is
~ pursuance Of en- order ~ tho lfnl aic
no matter ut tho Ustatu ID sarah MalkIut, dc.
ceased, Tho uudeftigued, John z buckle, al D.
miuisuAiDrof tAid estate, will trll Al private
sale 20 the highest bidder, Tor each, and subject
or alter the 18th ily ~ July, a u, 1891, hll the
fight, title and interest which the sail -ATAh
Watkins had 10 be time u hpr dertase, Or
tho following tract OF land ~ sat take titY,
county Of sat Like and trfriinry VI lthhi 90
Wit The vast halt of tho NrHs NAT Of lot Two
i.air City survey. Iefms 90 sale cash, Deed
~ the expense u purchaser. liids mus be- IN
Whiting, hnfFAy 90 lrtt a. tho Hluro Of u aCklo
4 son No. - fouth East Tempe street, SAT-
i.atu C.iy, Utah. -, 81. ,,,,,,,.,,.
Administrator Of the esiatc OF nArah Vat
N.Ha sfn. H...A NfM
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NOTICE.


order appointing time snd place Tor settlement
% nnal account AND " hear Ttutiun
Tor dfaifihutal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07


Tor dI'lfh' uah.
nS RrApiSG AND FILING rm rE.
Of the siisis u Gcsfse W. risToti, dsrssisi.
seitluF forth that ste has dlet Lsf nual &C.
count u her aimiai.tfatinu uran sad estate
In this Coat that al the feht4 81 tali estate
aud Of SAID drcca sod have lsen fully pad, Aud
that portion ~ fAid estate remains 20 . 10 ~
,idei hinohs tho heirs ~ s-id drrssisd, and
praying among other thinas fsfan order allpW
inTtaid nnAi accauni and iitirlhuioh u tho
Igsidge Of said estate amonr the persons en-
III ordsrsd that aiiper,n. in,sre,tsi To
ne s,lals o. tho aid Usoigo w. rsroit.
fcrraaral be aud appear before the Probate
rouft nf Tho Couuiy 81 salt lake, Al no touH
g as, o5 NJ ss CAL ~ i,,h ss s, \, jgl,
1871, N 70 O'clock N, then ADD ttfetn show
I cause Why - erirr allovlnE sall th.l a..
cgun' And n di.ii,h,uon should tul NJ mAds
u ihc residue " sad esiaif amenF We heifs
Of ne said gorge W. rlss1i, deceased. &C
His further ordered that ne Cieit cause 20.
tees o. this order 20 be pofitd a. three puhIiu
n'aret To- rait lake County sni published in
the bfHrArf ivHstS0 NiWs, = Newspaper
ifniei and circulated N al La1s County,
lhfec wee sufoessNslT nsa1beiors The saii
" Nv. nARrou. Probate Judge.
Dated jane aih' 1871.
Treruorr or ut,n,I,,
County " halt Lake,
l. q, D., Amen. CLERK Of The Probate Court 90
ahiioI lhe rsuniy Of sat iatc, IN ~ Terri
tury u Utah, do hereby crfiiy mat ne fore
going Il fun true and rmtcet uopy % order
appointing time and place tor stilrlnent q
nnhl account, ani " heaf priiiion for iiilrinu'
ton o. afptafs Of record To ~ once,
In witness whereof, have hrrtuntn set ny
hand aud Allked the seal u said Court, thu
.yth day u June, A, u, 1871.
iakAt-l q Y, ALLEN,
Ny @. y STANTON.
Ne uWfV DlsrN Il So
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And To- accordance with Law and an order NJ
the Hoard o. nucetnTt, made on The ilth day
81 Aprl, if9i, 90 many thhfrt ~ each parcel
% stock AZ n.y be- Necessary, will be sold Al
the once o. lha ComTany IN salt LAku CITY, on
frifay the gth say 81 June. lsai, us y "a, "a
pay the delinquent Assessment, together win
the cost Of ad1eftlsing ahd expenses Of sale,
NV. order Of tho noArd " Directors,
b, ., hons, Acting seo'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-07

an HEADING AND itiiNU TiiE w
" luton Of Abhis A. llTEutt sduinHtfairA
~ the rttato ~ Catherine Alien risguit. tie.
ceased, setting tbrih that she haa fied her final
lrruuut % hur naturalization upon ssid e.
tate ln this Cuftt that all The dehis " ssid e..
tate Hui uf sad fsCeasct have teen fully ta.d,
nud Inst portion ~ sad estate remains ~ De
divided hnsur . toe heirs uf sald deceased, ard
praying amnns other thingi tor 90 order a.
lowlns snid fnhl aer Iunt aud % dlsifhniiou ~
the tcs|duc u SAD ettHtu auouE lu persons
sntiltd.
Il h ordered that all pcrsuna iticffs'sd In
the eftaio 81 he saii uftncunr Alen liEfutt,
deceased. be- Hnd apreW before The PROBATE
Couft u the county % Falt late o Tho tuufi
Room OF sai Court, In tnC tHuny Court
ii1utr.nn " cdnefdhy The lith Gay " iu'f,is1i,
At o. o'clock a. M, then aui thffr o. show
cause WHY AZ order ailuNirE SAID lnal areount
AMI ~ distul4unn tlpu'd not lU male ~ the
trtifua % SAD estate amurf ttr heirs u the
Aii Catherine Aiisn rifEoti, dcJcaitd. accord.
ins to Law.
itu furitsr ordered that ne rlefk cause ~
flfgs u THE order g. DO postgd iu three publie
places in salt Tale CnauiY and published iu
tho nTsHutr EvrNtsu srWa, 4 poNspaIsl
pfin' "a aud circulated "a san lake CcuIU,
ihfsu weeks suceesiiyely neat, before the SAID
ilih daY " JuiY iri,
Dated Junr stth. ts1i.
q. ". nAigICtt, Probate Judge.
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In tho matter q the fttate and Guarditnship
Of Joseph l. ". Graham, Of a.. Minofs.
Order 10 show Cause why order OF sale Of
Real Estate should not BE- made.
S,iRAfI A. MITCHELL GRAHAM. THE
> Guardian Of the p.ftph aud estate Of 10.
J. shd tAirics i. jtplsm.a, ais6 'i IayIss
died her petition herein. daily yertrsd. pfayins
Tor an order ct sale ~ an tho rosi tatate Of said
miaora. for tho purposes therein set forth, u ~
hereby ordered that the neat Of Ala Of the
" saiu minafs. appear before me said Probate
Cont on friday, The tenth day ~ July. isli,
Al 10 O'Clock Ia The forenoon " said day. At
iho Court Room " taid Probate court al the
County Couft House, ~ the CITY ara County u
.ait Lake, Utah rctritury. 20 shaw cause Why
an order should not Ne granted 90 too sa|i
fuardian, o. sell 80 much u the real estate Of
ue faid minors. " private sale, - shall he
lishei % lcast ihfgr succcstlve weeks IN the
blsNuit tVLstSg NEWS, auewsrapc printed
and pubishCd ~ sad CIV aad Csun,y.
Dated lth DAY q Jung, igl.
q. W. BARtOn, Probate Judge.
rfruuout o. tr,n.I..
county % -alt iasc. -
!. 90. D.. AllCu, Clork Of the Probaie Court IN
tudf0r The Csunty Of salt lake, in the Iefri.
tory " Utah, do hereby certify that the fore
ruius u A. ul, true nud correct copy u order
W how uause why order u falco teal estate
should DOT no made, IN the natter Z the estate
and guardianship u Joseph Z. ~ Grahan, 81
A. minors, A. apTsArs ~ record in my onlru.
In witness whereof, have hcrcuntu set my
a,na i ang ,mscd 'nc .ssl Of said Court THIS
fsfaI q. y. Attrv.
BY C. D.. STANTON,
Dspuy UlsfE dsw
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the rrtalate court Ia aud for salt fatt
County, rcfuiofy VI Utah.
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N iho mAiicf q ihc Eiiaic and Gu,rdlnihip
of Joleuh 4. 81 ulanAm. ID aI. MInor..
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SALT L,KE Cri, utAh, June 20. lsal
AtA meeting " the Hoard Of Directors of the
lislcyus Idaho Mining Nompany, he 70 ih.s DAY,
lhe date Of payment Of the above described De-
lInq rnt ttnrk, wna extended from the lfth
dan ct June, isli, 10 tho 10Th day Of July, l.bl,
AZ the same hour and place
~ order u the Hoard VI pItcri0ts.
b. -, HORN, Acting seo'Y,
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tuuutl OF Hhlt lAAcs
IUI Allen Cicfs % the Probate Court In
Anl f0f the county ~ salt t.iis iu The Isfr's
tory Of rthh, do hereby crrtiiy that The fore
fiiuE u fu'l true and comet copy " uTdcf
nuai account aud 10 hear petition Tor distilbu
tinn. a. ApresTs 81 record in my uats.
10 shines whereof ! have hrfeuni0 set NY
Maud and anKHf the seal Of aid Court, thtt
.oth day u Jane. =. H., is.i.
lsI.L.l e. d, AiLEN,
CLERK Of the prnbate Court
uyC. b. sfAsfos, nstutt CLERK. dti
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10 the Probate cnan IN and Tor SALT LAis
County .fcfuioTy u utAh,
In the matter u the Estate Of Ocofgt ".
IiEFutt. dgrrasrd.

Order aproipuhF time aud rlaeo for ssiilsmsh'
Of naal Aerougt And ~ hear peliuoa
for dlstfIhf ton.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-12-21
a Day of Rest.

Sunday-school experimentation
any of you tell me why Sunday is
called the day of rest ?
Little Dick (holding mp his HANDY
kin. Irs'cause we get up early and
hurry through breakfas' SOS 10 dess
in time for Sunday school, and then
hurry to sunday yschool SO we won't
he late, ami then skip inter church
fore the bell stops riugin', and then
90 home to dinner and get fixed up for
afternoon service, and then get supper
an go to he'd, so pa and ma can get
ready for evening service. That's all
we do Street & Smith's Good News
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-12-21
GROWTH OF PHOTOGRAPHY.
The Many Practical Uses to Which the
Art LIS Being Put

The Many Practical Uses to Which the
Art Is Being Put.
Few people realize to what an extent
the art of photography is used at the
present day. There is hardly a busi-
ness that does not employ it in some
way, and architectural photography has
developed into large and lucrative
business. says the Brooklyn Eagle. Al
though there are tens of thousands OF
photographers, there are only six wide
Iy known architectural photographers
men who make speciality of this
branch of business and do nothing else.
One of them has just returned from an
extended tour of the west, where he
las beer -.7gaged in photographing inn
,ortant buildings in the principal west
ern cities for the New York Society of
Architects. In speaking to me about
his work he said: Il know of no busi-
ness that is SO wearing and exacting as
this Out Of three hundred and sixty
Eve days of the year we only get about
one hundred and forty-six days when
the weather is sufficiently clear for us
to make good pictures of high-class
architectural work. The thing is to re-
produce as accurately as possible the
dea the architect has conceived, in
zeeping the lines perpendicular and
preserving the right propol tions be-
tween each story. Good Judgment is
the pictures and the best points from
which to take the photograph. All
this demands constant care and study.
have to keep myself like a doctor,
ready to be called on at any hour. For
Instance, should the wind shift around
10 the north tonight ard the atmos-
phere clear up, / would have to be up
at three o'clock tomorrow morning and
20 way over to New Jersey and take
view that / have been trying to get for
several weeks. Buildings on the south
side of the street can only be photo
sraphed i've months in the year, and
the least haziness in tha atmosphere
will ruin picture. 1t took me three
months to get six views which ! have OF
he interior Of st. Patricll's cathedral,
New York, and I expended over one
thousand dollars to obtain them"
In referring to the varied uses of pho
tography he said that he was constant
" called upon to take pictures of build
tngs by law firms for use in cases upon
which they were engaged; that in suits
Or damages against the elevated roads
great many of them were required,
where the owner desired to show the
.xact encroachment of the elevated
tructure on his easement; also its eff
fect upon his light, etc. A few years
lgo architects kept collection of their
rawlings to show customers. Now
5hey keep immense albums filed with
magnificent views exactly reproducing
heir work. Some of these architecture
j photographs are exceedingly beauti-
IL. They certainly show the extraor
mary strides made in the art of pho
oography during the past few years
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1891-12-21

The following short sermon, borrow ed
from, We d. not know whom, is very
good reading for some If onr young me n
Just now, v hen they are thinking of
their Nea Year's resolutions: aYoung
man, iost thon 20 abroad in the land al
night and rush the gro~l.r, AMI peram-
bulats With he feminine? Dost thou
" hoop EN- ~ with the hoys and iuger
the substance Of the jack pot, and plant
the shek es against the ever slippery til
ger? Art thon gnzzler of beer and a
play er of cards ? Dast thou suck a ZEN
cent cigaf, aud hast thou lost thy grip
on ways that are pc and vision w hicb
is good in the world ? Verify, verify,
say INTO thee, hon art IN a bad row of
stnmps II VIII not be long ere thou
dosl know thy name is pants Thy
heels fly up ere long, and thou hast
fallen in he sonp. Keep thy eye on thy
gun, and monkey not with the juice OF
the bug. Steer clear of the man with
the aces, and in the ripening years of
life thy pockets will he full of The COLA
tersl Of he earth, " hlle those who mind
not these commandments are partaking
of the lunch that is freen