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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-16

Walpolc. tho primo minister Of tho
Georges, Is mis1uoted IN the expression,
IAN men have their price" llo never
said NO. and entertained no such narrow
views Of mankind. Ho was referring TO
certain persons, and said, IAN these
men have their price" "Money IL
the root OF all ovil' - another misquotcd
quotation. and wido deviation from
the truth, "rhc love Of money Is tho
root Of all evil" Is tho correct quotation.
Glove me little, love me long s. a
household phrase sometimes supposed 10
have originated with Charles Rcado. be-
cause he wrote u novel by that name.
Those who are familiar with tho poets
know that tho expression originated
with Christopher Marlowc, and Is found
In his jew Of Malta II was after.
ward given u new impetus by Robert
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-16

In many parts Of Canada they have
good roads as Europe, Foe years they
have been mscadanizing Us much road
US their means would allow. Every sen.
son great piles OF stone arc broken and
heaped up along the roadside When a
hole develops itself, enough Of these
broken stones arc taken from the nearest
pile 10 mend the defect while II N slight.
When tho roalinaling season comes on,
what is left Of the broken stone Is used
TO extend tho macadam. II u similar
plan should be adopted this year In Con
necticut another half century would SOC
the same result. without any appreciable
yearly increase ia the cost Of roadmak
ing and with constantly decreasing ex'
pendituro for horse desh and Wagons
Norwich Comm Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-16

Mach Depends on Cool Head for Many
small catsstrophes In tho House.

small Catastrophe. Ia the nous..
Trcscnco n mlyd IL mover morn essential
than In the bomo Sm,R cata,tropbe-
which may lead TO most griovous results
are frequent Given cool head aud a def
touch aud all IA we'll. but the nervous won.
an or the woman who cxpends her energies
by screaming over sllght mishap. may
easily bring on dire disaster from slight
causes In case Of fire II Is especially neccs.
sary TO have some one about who Is pos.
sesscd Of a cool head and Is capable OF act
Ing promptly and wisely.
The most successful and ready way IN
which TO put out a small fire Is to smother
u In any thick wooden article which may
b. At hand Lace curtains aud light win.
dow drapcry are quite liable TO catch fire
from ga. lets when the latter are unpro.
tecied by ahadcs, and for that reason u gas
Jet near a curtain should always have
shade over u. ~ the slightest gust OF wind
may blow the iuilamfuhhle material against
the light, when IL will instantly break into
blaze In such cuses the only thing TO
do Is to tear down the curtain without tue
least delay and smother II with any woolcn
material at hand
II u useless 10 specify or multiply In.
stances, for each case IL an emergency ni
it, own aud brings It's own difficulties.
which only GOODNESS and promptncss eau
solve. Where theru has been but slight
FIRE there frequently are serious burns on
the person, and 10 the treatment Of these
II IL well To pay attention, M prompt no
ton IL of the greatest necessity.
Where there has bccn a serious case Of
burning. the absence Of pain, often foa-
ture Of the oase. l. had omen. ~ II shows
thatthc nerves have been seriously shocked.
SEVERE palm on the other side Is not always
an Indication Of a dangerous cisc Where
burn appears TO bc serious physician
should he summoned ut once. In tho
meantime nm external remedy which shall
exclude the mir should b. used
Wet piece OF old linen with equal parts
Of lime water aud olive oil. shaken we'll
together. aud apply Il to tho injured part,
covering 10 With q layer uf cotton waddIng.
Wher0 limo water aud oil arc not at hand,
layer Of dry -four orot olive oil alone may
FHppliod An application Of equal parts
Of hot wuior aud milk with llitlu bicar.
Donate OF soda "a IL IL another prupnratl lon
recommended. II you have nothing else
at hand. usc warm water applied on linen
tax aud covered with another rag or with
cotton waddlng The use of stimulants to
support the strength OF "a person suffering
from severe burn IA essential.
IN case 81 burns from alkalica, lime OF
potash. weak vinegar Or diluted acid will
frequently soothc tho suffering. In ease
Of burns from strong aclda, Ike oil Of
yitriol, carbonate OF soda and water OF
lime water should ~ once b. applied. or
even thick mixture Of soap aud water
After this olive oil may DO used. II D. a
good plan 70 kccp limo water always on
hand Ia caao o. slight burns, such ns ars
sometimes received In work about tho
oookstoye.-Ntw York Tribune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-16

=. @. Coleman, Of Colorado, Tex,
states that after residence Of five years
nj Colorado be flaw the Grat case Of diph.
iberia. A child Of four years, living
thirty miles distant In the country, and
with no neighbor mlhin six miles, had
dlphihoria, followed by paralysis. The
child was far away from any source Of
human oontaglon and had rarely seen
other children, Tho father stated that
two kittens had recently died from what
seemed TO BE- the same disease, and tho
child had frequently kissed them. Dr.
Coleman does not doubt that the diph.
iberia was contracted FROM them. DR.
J. LOWS Smith In Babyhood,
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Jenny Lind. tue woman. was greater
than Jenny Lind. the singer. II would
rather bear Jenny talk than slng-wondor,
iul hs II H." wrote Mrs Stanley, the wife
of the bishop OF Norwich. In whose palaee
the great singer was guest while ia that
city, The bishops sou, subsequently, Dean
stanley. who had no 'egr for music" and
on whom, therefore. her singing WAS
wholly lost, wrote that sho had "tho man
uegs OF princes, with the simplicity OF a
child aud the goodness Of an angel" Her
character showed Itself, he added. "through
n thousand traits Of humility, gentleness,
thoughtfulness. wisdom, picty."
She looked upon her natural faculty as
glit OF God. and never sang without TO.
nectlng that IL might be for tho last time.
ut has been continued 10 me from year
10 year for the sOod Of Others"
This feeling was no iine sentiment, but a
religious principle While she was the
bishops guest she begged Mrs. Stanley To
allow her 20 take three VI tho maids 20
concert where she was TO sing.
A. a service ~ the cathedral she WIS
moved TO tear by tho singing OF the boy
s.5ssicr and kea y'asx is.sryed for
them nj her concert tho next morning
When she can't on the platform she greeted
them with a smile Of recognition which
the boys never forgot
She gave to charitable objects Thousands
OF pounds gained by her wonderful voice
While singing In Copenhagen, such wa,
the excitement that court and town begged
her to give them one more day Of song. A
gentleman u musical eulturn had, with his
wife, HnxIou-ly looked forward TO horyisl
When she came he was on sick bed
Jcuuy Lind heard OF his desire, aud found
time To 40 10 his house aud sing TO him
aud his wife.
When she went 10 London Mcndclssohn
asked her TO sing 20 u freud Of his who
bad long lain upon u bed OF sickness. She
went and oheered her with songs, the 70.
ncmbrance OF which are still cherished by
the family
Again aud agaiu. when the opportunity
offered Tor fueh nu act Of Kindness, she
sang TO inyalid- who could not he present
At her concerts The gilt OF God within
her was trust 10 b. administered for the
good of oiher. Youths Companion.
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In ihs District Court IN aud for the Third
Judieial nWtr.ct Of utah Territory,
County Of SAT- Lake.


The People OF the Territory OF Utah send
trcoungi
To james j, Harii. Defendants
YOU ARE HEREBY INQUIRED TO AP'
Il pear IN on action trough 'Ehlnlt you ~
tie above named plaluun in the District tonit
Of the third Judicial nItiuct 81 TIE Territory
Of ttah, aud u answer mo complaint nlei
therein within ten days .cAtlNslNe ~ tue iAT
~ fogyieel after the service on you % ms
summous--if served within nns county o., u
within tscntv DAYS. Otherwise within forty
dave, or Indignant by default Viii be taken
again,t y0u. according 10 tho prayer OF SAID
complaint observation-disclosures.
Of All. court dissoi,lna thc bonds ~ mairimouy
oXistinH between plainun hnd ieirnlHnl. hnl
awarding 10 plalntin the CUSTODY OF Tue tlA Wl
nor children, Issue Of SAN inaiIlNEe i,IllIlns
defendant 10 pay into court a fcts1hAhlo aum
70 detray the eNp,n'es q, 'i i,,ei ~ NJ,
thor sum A. sllmony " % this CONT may scem
lust Tor her support during tte pendency 81 lhla
action Aud granting Ulain.h general teNuIi
above relief prayed % the Efpuna NAV ~,
their SAID marriage dcigrd2hl ms treated
plHintih In n rfuol ard inhunap manner. 10 the
tNtont ~ causing her flra1 'oall lulhJ anu
Aud YOU arc horoly nouaed that u you fail
to appear and answer the .all complaint ~
az eouft ior ihe reiIrf ltmaldod therein.
MtIOss the lion Charles h. zane iulFei
and tic seal OF tho District court q thu Ihifd
Judicial district, tn ana Tor uoIcUilory u
llah ihia 2ird dAF OF june ~ me year nl
our Lord one thousand oiEhl hundred anu
lsf,Li HENRY "a MoAfLLAS.Cie
fyGgo u, tOuars, Deputy Ciers.
CLARENCE W. HALL,
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II IL the women who are either compelled
20 assume. or who voluntarily take upJn
themselves heavy burdens. and very often
iio butien-. whose lives prove NO pathetic
hat even angels must weep over their sad
and never ending laborB. Misfortune pur-
tues the head Of the family. The SOLE
shield mud comforter may be stricken with
aissase. a daughter, II may be an aunt.
stands In the breach. She IL n tactician, u
general, u committee Of ways aud means,
a counselor and sympathiker all Ia one.
DEATH does not elsmay the woman who
bears the burden Of tho family, sho FORT.
lies heuelf anew and pursuea her path
steadily. without making a sign. Disgrace
that h ten thausandfold worse than death
may crush her In extraordinarily tho
woman VINO bears tho burden OF n family
IL As composed aud courageous as though
her heart had hot hled in the very bitter.
ness Of hopelcssness. Tho old are
hnmor,d, she deals plainly with them.
while the babes that whimper without
knowing why they cry are cared for with
the confederation ouly angels could feel.
Tho mothqrleas ones-what they owe to
the burden bssfcrl Seasons come aud 20;
there may 10 parties, operas, plays, CON
ccrts, marrying aud giving In marriage,
but none " thSso are for the woman that
bears the burden Of tho family. Hers 10
tho sisters place. She looks to the wei.
fare aud personal comfort Of older aud
younger brothers. or II may be- Ahc dis.
charges eonsoioutiously tho duties usually
assumed by "a mother.
On her shoulders oil burdens fall. God
only knows why. Il Is not because she is
strong. tor she 10 lrail In body. hut tho
accumulation Is Borne uucomplainingly.
until at last lie can bear no more. Then,
when the womAn's hands arc folded In
eternal peace and rest, IL dAwns upon all
who should have assisted her that she has
teen ASKED. THAT they have lost. Tor.
aver lost, the one that bore the burdens Of
the family. -Plttsburg bulletin.
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iuuiy mn Nninn Company. Location Of
punupii place VI hgi'acts rmk
tfv. Utah

NoTirr " HEREBY GtyTN TuAr AT
~ uocuuf u Tue Board ~ Trustees hdif
uu the Nih iHy If Auaurl goa. nf Halt Lake
CIV, ltah. an ufaraHurut No D. ~ two renit
Vfr chase Wa ltNni ur Ole tHuItal stock Of
thc con ration payable 90 me re- rfi1fy. with.
10 ttifil dayi IRON the above date. az 80. ~
NaIu street sHIt iHtr city. Utah. Any fturk
upon which tl's assrfuutnt Vuaira uHusid
tlQu. aud u1itFa payment If uIadn before. viii
ta t1itun ihu 1856 dag ui october. isli, OF tho
hour 81 Do O'Clock 4. M. No the rUHuAny'a
l1trtiIr .lh. in pay iUiln4uHui gHHr. HugufH,
together with costs u advertising aul sspclao
of cole.
LuckY Hnt Ntyisa UuvrASr.
w., BURTON, sertWry.
HD'drurt ~ s md West Street. san iatc
tiIe. titan.
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A road improvement organization
should DO formed In every county. A
somhlymen and seuators should DO sup
piled with information as TO the condi.
ton Of the roads la their counties and
a. 10 thb Wu1k flhl z nect'safy 10 be
done. New York state Is ont OF doht
II scarcely owes dollar. It has ro'
Inst treasury. There could be- no bottoI
time than this 10 undertake the work OF
road building, New York Tribune.
Keep little red ants ont Of sugar and cake
boxes, lee boxes, safes, cupboards and other
places where food Is kept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-16

Tho ueusyuo. Idaho Mining Comttsy. foca.
uun u pflurIrnl place o. bIsirasf, SAT-
ilto CIV, Vtah. fp,st.ou N Mines tnd
Mutts. MArfal Hli MINING District, STATE
- Idaho.
NTotICE.-TnEuH ~ nTtisQUtNr UP.
~ uu the following derUrari si1ff. uu nHs
Cuunt Of aasrffmUut ~ thriy lIlI cents psF
stHIs levied un the mn day On April. Is1i. The
several naountH HUt opposite the homes ~ ths
respective Eharshllutfn, o. follows
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And In asrarisuer with law and an order %
Ne Hoard nift tors. made % the iith day
~ Arrtl. IA, 80 many -hafas u each parcel
u . oh A. may " niece Hafy, VIII BE- fuli n
ihr nnre ~ the Company ~ halt l4.Ae CITY on
inday the 9Th fay 81 Juno, lnal, tt9 o ui.. 70
nav The dslinqnfuf aaafssment. fngcthrf Win
uIotder u he HoArf u uirestors,
o n UgWN, Acuns fer'y
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SAT- LAhg orr, Utah. July 10. isli,
~ a mcotinF " mo Board ~ Directors ~ the
w. lcyne Idaho Aiming COMPANY, held ihia DAY.
'l1 dl'u ~ payment of tha Above described
delinquent stock wHs extended from The IN
.ihy ~ october, ifli, 10 the anl day " Sovem,
lgT, lHIt. NJ tho same hnurHn place.
~ order ~ the board of Directors.
q. u. iiuN b AcuuF Secretary
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Atamua tiuE ut the Board Directors %
The bellevue Idaho Mining Company. held this
day, the dAa ct payment % tho above de.
frilhrf delinquent stock wa extended from
the lith Gay ~ AuEutt ~ tn the 3idt day Of
August, ~, ht the sane touf and place.
~ order Of tie Hoard ~ nrfttUrf.
D. a. IiuitN. Acting HeerctAry
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NOTICE T. iiFRERY GIVES, TiIAr
~ John ,. CAlhstef, 1dnulstrato Of tho -.
tate OF tdward sallistcr. deceased has rendered
Tor settlement, and uicd In said court.
hia nnM account or Dos Administration
OF fai1 estate, aud petition for fnai die
irritation " tho rctifue OF rlld estate
among The uer 1na entitled thereto, and
that FRIDAY, The Oh day % November. A. y.
1stl, AZ 10 O'Clock am. ~ the r1urt room 90
said court, IN tho County court House. salt
lake city ami County Utah Territory has been
fuly appointed uY hc iudsr ~ tlli ruuu tpf
thr settle cot OF sald uHHOuut, end henriu 4
ssIi petition i1f tstr luii1u.st which time AVID
nIarf auv person interested Do saIi estate may
appear and Show cause, Do amy there be-, ny
SAID account should uut lo settled and an.
prov ci, ana nuai dhtrituu0u made aa prayed
Tor
dated October o.. i1l
O. D. Ati.NN.
ucr. Of We rfobaie Cour'.
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IN the pfohlic Court IVA and ior sait fato
County rrrnt9y Of unh
Matilda y. Mote. ir-oascd.


County, lrrrilu Of Utah
In tte Naiffrat ihr fftatr ~ Harlan.
Matilda y. Motef| deceased.
NOTtCE - HEREBY GtNFN THAT
N Horace Cumuiurf, HfmIH liuatnf. with
me WI annexed. ~ tho rttatn OF uafuar.
NaulIa \ Moses, deceased taf tyniefci
Cor settlement, and flef BOZ sad Cnurt. his
nnai account of bic adui1lstfatinu u sall
rstHte and petition Tor nnsl Distribution ~ tho
rrfiduc 81 sad csiAie nuung The petsnus co
uiind thereto. and that Monday, ihr lHth day u
october. 4. u ts9l, ~ 10 o'tInrt o. m Htthn
Couri room ~ AID Court, in tir CuIutT CONT
nousc. salt take CITY aud County. utah Ter.
fitufy ias Nfrn duly APT intfd hY Tho Judge
~ aild l0urt for The settlement ~ sad %
count and Tearing tai petition tor disiflbu.
tor, NJ which ume aud place nlf urrfau iHtsf.
fstfd In aid estate may arpr,F aua show
cause 10 my there tc,why saIdaerrunt hHuii
not be tctrcd and approved aud naAl ditidba.
lion nrfs A. prayed iuf.
Dated tcptemhor 2'rd, l-li.
q. d. ALIIN,
Cltrk n tho rfphats tnlft
pyu. n frANTOS Deputy Cltfl. ala
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IL the Probate Court, in anu Tor salt Lake
County, Territory VI Utah,


In the matter of the c.taic of william Ncaics,
dvrcAaud.
NOTICE u HERkuY GIVEN THAT
~ Jhmua A,ioHtrH, nduinlatntpr % tho co.
iuto Of Ntinhm ifHtrH dcrcnfrd. hta rendered
for settlement aud llru IN SAN court hiH nuhi
account u hia admiuatrAiian ut said estate
aud petition Tor inal diHiF|hntOn Of tho grsls
due 90 Haif ust1to among mo prrnonH entitled
hereto, and that trduFt tuo On day uf No.
cnurf room o. HAii c0uri. In Che Comfy Iouri
iinuto, salt Lake rItg audi Oourty, Utah Terri
Tory, haH boon duy appointed hy the Judge -
aald ruuri, Tor the settlement OF tHid hcrounf
aud Tearing said petition Tor distribution, at
which time and place any person interested in
HAid ustst1 may appear ana chow cause, ~ afv
thpre be-, Why ssil account should not 10 cot
lied ana approved ana incl diitrlbutlon made
as prnytifur.
q. n. ALLEN,
CLERK Of tue Probate Court
ny q. y. STANTON, Deputy CLERK. uld
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In tho Probate Coufi. IN iul f0r sali Iake
County, TERRITORY N ltah
In the matter Of tho Estate OF Jane raulor.
ucrpnHel
NOTICE IA uEgEBN GIVEN THAT
N William y. FAINTER. administrator Of
The estate vt Iaue Painter deceased has
rendered Tor settlement, ant niri in Fnid
uufi. bic fuai arcuuut 20 hn admin
Istrdttnu ~ said estate Hul petition Tor
aidiftflbuuun II the residue Of said estate
among the pcrola cntlgi hereto, and
that FRIDAY. ne tth dAy ut fostmhef.A.I o.. iui.
90 u O'Clock "a to-, tho Court Room ~ sad
r0ufi, 10 thH County Court House, salt iatn
cay hrf county. ,tah Territory. hl1 been iuiy
appointed by Tho iudgc ui rlid court. tor 10
settlement 81 1aii account and hearing aait
Vtuu0u Tor dlHirlntlon, ai which uun aud
place ANY person interested boz sail rHt1tn may
Hrrrnr anti show cause, 70 au tlrfr hr, why
Haid account should not W. settled and ~.
proved and Anal disiflbutuu made AZ rflyrd
tuf
pa,,t october illh, is9L 1000
C.cfl ~ thr Probate Cuurt
Sc o. aUaHuRe nHfufH
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10 tho Probate Court, in uul Cor SAT- Iaks
County, Territory Of Utah.
IN The matter Of the LtiAis Of Jane pauter,
deceased
NOTICE ~ iiEgEBN GIVEN ruAr
~ william =. FAINTER, administrator ~
The cataiu " Jane fautof deceased has
rendered Tor feiiiement. und n'ed IN shi1
ouft. hs hual account 1t his admin
istrsiiou u said estate ami psuuon Tor
huHl diftrihuuIH OF he residue ~ said estate
among the pHuoas trtltlrd thereto, aud
that Friday, the Oh day nf NoNDmher,A,n. tsni,
ut % O'Clock e. M, A. Tho Court Room Of sad
court. in the County Court House, Salt tats
tiiy ana county, utah Territory, has been dulT
appointed by the iudFe OF sid court. Tor q
settlement 81 sAid account and heafirr said
peutiOn for distribution, NJ which time aud
place Any person iutufeited IN sail cstato may
appear Ani show cause, u nnf there he, Why
aid account should not be settled aud an.
proved and fnAl dl,trbution male a. prayed
Tor.
dated october lIih. 1891.
c y. ALLEN,
CLERK ot the Probate Coat
ny q. q. eiIgfos, Deputy. dtI
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Minced orsiewed potatoes orany pcpara.
ton OF that sort should never ba stirred
with an iron spoon. as IL Is In many kiteh
ems \ plated silver fork kept for the
purpose Or wooden salad fork Ia much
better.
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In the Matter N the Eslato OF James
IHifriough, deceased.

NNNNN|NAaNt ANfthNus
NOTICE - HtEEiY GIVEN THAT
~ Caroline Iaifcluugh, administrator ~
the estate " james fnirclough, decreased, has
rendered for stttlrWent,an dlri Ia sad Court,
her nual account Of her administration Of said
e. tate AMI petition tor dual distribution of the
residue of sad tHtnir among tho pefs1us en-
Titled thereto, aud that lfldhy, Tho 9th dAy ut
November, s, u lsli, NJ 10 o'clors am, al tho
ulnry, haH been duly appointed hY The judge
~ shid Court, for the scitlemunt OF said ac
count hud hearing anit petition Tor di.tfilu.
uln, az which thus ana place uuy person inter
cstri iu said rstatr may appear and alow
cause " any there br,wh saidacrount should
not be settled aud approved aud lnhl distubus
ton Wtdu aa prayed Tor,
Dated october %, it1l,
g, y. ALLEN,
Cltrk " tho Probate Cont.
NC q grA.TnN Ueuuty rirrl dH
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Real Estate should not DO made.
NJARGAREr 4. CAiNF. rIIE AnMtNis
AVA traitor Of the estate u Allied ". ainc,
deceased. haViuE flod her petition, duly ven
fed, PRAYING Tor an order u sale ~ uart %
the real cfthtc Of sad deccdett f1rthc purpose
therein lrt forth, u T. therefore ordered b the
IN the estate u said deceased appear before
the said Probate Court % frlday, the igth DAY
Of october, lsIl, Al ~ o'clntA In the forOauon
Court, NJ the County Court House. 30 the r.iy
AMI county % salt iatr, Utah Tcrruufy, 20
show cause why IN order should no be- afanted
10 The faid administrator, % Hpli 80 much OF
the real estate ot the said dcerascd al private
salu nH fhHll be- nrcrasafYt ana that copy of
ihis order be- ruhllaned ~ least FOUR turresslya
wcsaa u The uEsEuIr tNrrtNu Ntwa, a
Newspaper printed and uu1IHlci in tld tity
ana county
q. W uArTCu.
dim |rufHfH NuNHN
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In she Probate Court Do aud for salt lake
County. TenniofI OF UtAh.
IN the matter a the estate u Alfred ~. uAinc.
Deceased.

Order 10 show cause why order u sale OF
Real Estate should not DO made
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g, y. ALLEN.
Cltrk " tho Probate count.
AsTuN, Deputy CLERK. dti
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r,o.r srl.I9 ~ 6I,lTIuIl ~. lIl n, at
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In the Probate Coufi, iu lul f0r salt Lak
County, Territory Of ttah
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-10-22
IA los hacendados de cafe

En- la herrera fundicion del que suscri-
be Sc construye toda clase de maquinaria pa
ra elaborar ell cafe, como son: tahonas para
descascarar lustraT toda de hierro o de hl9r-
ro de MADEIRA. Maqninas para descerazSra
lavar, separar, yentear, secaI al sol, por
medic del aire caliente (aparato utilisimo en-
tempo Gle lluvias) Engranaies y transmislo-
mes de todas clases. Ruedas hidraulicas y
malacates, caIros pequehos, propios para la
altura, puntillas preparadas para rollos, cor
reas, subidoras otros titles. Como tambien
descascaradoras patentizadas de Snsoat Guar
diola d.. Lavaderos horizontales yerticales
todo de hierro galvanizado. Venteadoras de
aspiration. Despulpadores dobles y sencillos
de discos de cilindros. Was ferreas para
secadOras y otros usos.
A los senores que 10 deseen, se facilitara
personas idoneas para levantar plano, toman
medida instalar los aparatos.
Sc aeonseja los Sres. que piensen ha-
era nuevas instalaciones que no aguaEden has
to Ell tiltimo momento para hacer sus pedldos.
Sc CANA mueho con adelantar dar EuhcIenae
/ tempo para las construcciOnes montuie
Por mas informes dirigirse on Ponce, Ca
lie de Ia Marina q Don Roberto Graham.
| Ponce, Enero % deIS8s- 6m l.ypf