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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

Any ono who has n suitable soil near
sgood market. or facilities for quickly
tearhing distant ones. may engage In
market gardening with u reasonable Ms
naneO Of success. Tho advantage In
Tie truck business over ordinary crops
hes largely In the fact that In the cult.
Nuon Of fruits and vegetables single
acre devoted to them can DO made TO
yield money returns greatly In excess OF
what eau 10 realized from many acrus
used for grains or pasturagc.
II u important that one have favor.
hbio soil. Earliness Is an important
feature 20 far as the price 10 be realized
teoncgnod. Sweet corn, carly beans,
rucumber, tomatoes, etc, can, with
floper care and inanuring. DO grown ON
almost any soil, but the possessor Of q
pavslly loan, varying to other grades
o. eoarso and fine sandy loan, will hayo
his products In market 10 much earlier
Than they can DO raised on clay soil In
Tue same neighborhood as 20 mako u
market garden on tho latter conpara.
lively Improbable. AgNn. whore tho
ioll Is to be urged to the limit Of It's pro.
aae'ion. an abundant supply Of manure
habsolutely necessary.
as arule the well rotted manure Of
the oamyard will DO tho best. but tho
commercial manures will also be useful
,o' many OF tho crops, and can DO used
lrgely TO great advantage on the early
potatoes The soil must DO in good
,ofe'oie condition for early spring plant.
ing The uso Of hoibcds and frames
natt DO provided for In advance, and an
intelligent and careful management Of
mem IN their seasons Is one Of the cs.
sn'ial requisites for carly productions
ind high prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

The People Of the Territory OF u,aA soma
10 Mary Ann woollev, Defendant
VOu AM likiEni htQulhkp no
appear IN an srnou bfuughi against you
w the above named plainin tn the Distrirt
touu OF the thifd juuisla uistIirt Of Tho Ter
fitury nf Utah, and tu answer the compliant
ilrh therein wthin ten dHyH lCKriutigu ~
the day OF sgRirel alter tho scfyicr on you
OF THIS summons % foryod within this county
OF u served ont OF This county. hot ID tnls dia
uirt, within twenty dsysi nthcrwiau within
forty dayf-or judgment hY default Viii DO
ialgn against you, according 10 the prayer OF
fAd complaint
Ihe said action /. brought To have . decree Of
thif cnurt ditsolsinf the bonds ~ iualriunny
between no plaintiff aud defendant granting
plninun general relief, prayed on me grpund
ihat on " about iie ~ day Of Dec. Nin, tho
defendant wiliully rnd Withnll rausn deserted
Tnd abandoned tho plautit, ani has ever
since 80 wilnlly and Nithnut causn dtfcHlod
Hnd Abandoned HIN, and lived separate Aui
ppaft FROM liza, siikrrt urs aus 'icnt cause ~
reason, And against his VIII and without hs
consent.
Aud You are hereby notified that II you TAIL
IN Hppehr anu untwUr The SAID complaint u.
above fpquifrd, tho taif plaiuuf Will apply W
the Cuufl tor Tho relief demanded therein,
WitnelH. no ilnn, Charles 4. Zane, Judge,
and the zeal 81 tho nhtrtt Court VI the
Third iuniuial u tuict, ln and for Tie 4errss
tory OF lnh, Ills on dAy Of jaHuay, In
the year at uur TORT. ono thnusand eight
Lu ndra q aud ninety one,
isEit.l iiEsuY q. MCMILLAN. Clors,
AuN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24
Order 10 show Cause Why Order Of Sale Of
Real Estaio should not ho mAda.

A snAEL n. WOODRUFF, TuE GUAR.
~ dian 0f the peisnn mud Estate Of John
Moadfun AMI Julia NOodIun, minors, having
Tor IN order ~ sale OF The resi- estate ut said
minors, Tor The purposes therein fet forth, u IL
hereby ordered that the newt OF lin ~ the
wand and Al persons Interested IN tho estate
u fnid MINOR appear before the saii Probate
Court on Saturday, tie glst day 81 IehfuAry,
ihli At 10 O'Clock IN tho 10 unO0n Of said day AZ
tho rouu ii1om ~ said i1ulata Court at The
Salt Lake, ttnh icfUtnry. 10 show cause why
an order should not be granted 10 the said rurf
dian, To tril 40 much ~ the ioal estate Of the
sary, and ihatAeopy " this order be- published
at least three sucressNe weets ~ the DKsEHIr
kvINisG NEWS, a newspaper prilted and pub
llshedin said lity amt iouniys
Dated JAuuaTY sind| lstl,
a ". BAHruH, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

There are, says Forest and Garden,
.Wo means by which old trees may bo
,~l0'ed- pruning aud onrisiing cultiva-
'pa' Tue pruning must he moderate
s saa )laieiously applied. taking ont all
.s,.l nlioa II present and giving mellow
iIu'Nsuon in connection with mahnr.
~, either broadcast over the orchard or
- ssoai circles around tho trees rs far
u u lhe trunk as the height OF the tree.
n'-fy Top dressing with manure will
ts11llpllah much even on grass land
Without cultivation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

Gum arabic, which was onco uni.
vcrsally used, hRs become very scarce
aud dear, and substitute for Il Is be-.
Ing nado from starch, which h sub.
jeoted under pressure aud az high
temperature 10 the action OF slilphurous
ncil The product, after noutraliaa-
tion, Is solublca and extremely adhesive,
New YORK Commercial Advertiser.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
10 Ine E.lale o 1noma. IlaILl.. peeaa,,

In the Estate Of Thomas Harris, Dcooased.
NOTICE - HEREHY GIVEN ny TuE
~ uudsfsiFurd, fNeCutur Of the hhtaie
~ Thomas Harris, dsefAscd 10 the cfedi.
tor ~, aud u|l pUfanus hnyng claims against
faIi decsaacd, iO gAhiut hcm VIII the rvcrss
fafy vouchers, within ten months after The
lfst publication Of This notice. a. tho said
executor. AufoliHs Miner. "a biz once so "
south, LHHt FEMME sucUf, Aalt illko CITY,
Utsh, in thr County Of salt l.alc
Dated -ali iake Dity. January gsth. lsit.
AtNtiiUA MtNEW,
Ike uior q the hstate of Thamaa ilarris. De
cVaarf. Il uaw tW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

Tho usual complaint that butter ia
very hard TO "eomo" this cold weather
has been made during tho season fire.
quently. The reason Of It Is now boz
liescd 10 be the feeding OF frozen fodder
to milk cows We wish our farm aud
dairy readers would experiment In this
mattcrand determine for certain whether
IL is frozen fodder that makes butter
hard TO come In winter. Some claim
that dried fodder, frozen or unfro1en, Is
the cause The experiment might DO
made by feeding the cows for a weol; on
other food than fodder, then seeing u
the butter came any sooner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

n .'' Nd. Green, horticulturist Of tho
Su,e experiment stations, In tho sum.
W.T. NY o. MS report on raspberries, says
. .1 inc Black Cap varieties now con.
n a,'el the most reliable are Gregg.
1".''n' Ohio, Palmer. The red sorts
. .,N ~ sueee''d best generally are Turner
SdGlueri the best for shipping are
trn WINE and Marlboro. Musking.
Issl, bhoyai Church aud Thompsonr
he p, rLo'lile nre the most promising Of
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE N HERrBY aivEs ny ruY
IN s T1ssss 81 A s..a,s s o gh ,es
deceased, 10 the creditor. OF aud all
persons having claims against tho said
deceased, % exhibit them with tho neecs 4,
sAry vouchers, within ten months after the hist
publication OF this notice, 20 tho SAID admins.
lrator, u No. $40 West lirtt south street. SAT-
iake CITY, IN the County % SAT- Lake.
Dated February ian, lsil.
4. q, GHiGGs,
Administrator with tho viii ANNEXED ~ the
estate " John NASH, decreased, Il iaWit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

nH yARlroArgD IVY As A rot rtASr.
Of water Beyond an occasional yiing.
In, 70 remove dust and dirt, and the 70.
uoyal Of few straylng shoots, nothing
mel b. done. There are somo kinds
ia, will no. thrive under this treat
nent. They are chiefly tho small varic-
gated sorts that require much nursing
10 develop the beautifully marked leaf
s,e tina, Is thsir chief charm. Tho ten
dsrs, IL maleircnsis yariesiia, shown
Ia the cut.
II neols protection from frosts and
keen winds, but iis bright variegation
and richness as IN cdging or pot plant
ARE unique In tho Ivy way.
The tree iyies as arboresccns nrc OF
grcat valus for tho conservatory. Their
iofkel and charactoristically twisted
branches form . rounded massive head.
which bears abundant masses Of flower
tnd fruit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-02-24

&c. D.. Allen, Ciort Of she Probate Courf 10
and for The County OF salt Late, In the TcrT'
tory OF Utah. do hereby GETTY that tho tore.
going u a fuiil true and tarfeci copy 81 order
Tor appointment of commissioners % partition
henniop, deceased, ne appears % record Ia my
once
IuNiiness whereof I have hereuuto fet my
hand aud nilxed he zeal Of sad Court, thus
pth day % shruAIy 4. H., igl.
TsYAL.l g. H.. ALLEN,
CLERK 81 tile Probate Court
ny q. D.. STANTON, Deputy CLERK, dh
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NOTICE. 10 oRrpl1oRs.


NOfiuE n uruEu GIVES ~ TiiE US.
~ futiTrr1, admiuisifHt1r ~ tho eftltH
VI ilFar Williams. nrreafr Z, ~ the rrcdiiafs
sail drcc fcd. 10 rshiuit thein, with ihe Ledes.
hfV voucher, Within ten muuth- after the fut
publication Of thif notice. Co thr a1Id admlHla.
iraIur. no % suuiii Main street salt tlfha Clty.
In The county ~ tait take, Utah Territory.
". = nIAriW.
Admiuisiraior u lh' Lsaic OF Ldgar will
iatnH drUcattd. dlaW ~
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


rrOTiCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TnE ~.
- ffrfiEusi Adminittratrix ~ The estate
" Thomas 4. Jonss, deceased, " the ctcdltuta
II, and al persons haNing claims against the
said deeoassd, 10 sfhihlt tnnm with the ncresi
YNuuehsrf, uitlin tour months after the nfst
Publication 81 this n0tire, 10 the said Adams
ifutriN. ~ her rssidcnco salt i.Afo City, Ia the
County Of salt lake,
Dated January idih, ipi,
kllLA jason JONES.
Administrairir Of tho Lttaic " Thomas q.
Jones, deceased. doaw 10
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
riiaIc Of Mary Yates, Deceased.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TuR
~ undrnsgned. administrator OF the ~.
tate of Mary Yates, deceased, TO tho crcdi.
tors OF, and all persons having elaine against
tho saiu deceased, 20 exhibit them with The
standardization AZ hil nflcr IN Tho Constitution
nuiiding, MAN Nueet, ia halt Lake Ciiy aud
County Utah Territory.
dated ieb. 40. 1871, .
!. n, MOVIE,
Administrator OF the estate OF Mary Yates.
deceased dlauht
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"l'here Is ono thing, Mary" muir
INJURED the dying man about town to
his wife, that | want you to promise
mc.n
What Is Il, dearf'
II want you mover, mover TO let our
boy wear silk hat with II sack coat, "
--SL. Jasnnh's News.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tne PROBATE Court In and for salt Lasc
County, Territory " Utah.


Notice Of tine nni place Tor rho hearing u
petition Tor admilsion 10 Probate ut VIII.
DUnHUANT TO AZ ORnfn ~ SAID
4 Court 10 Fald matter, notice u tereJy
gwen. that wcancsday, ths .ith day " fgara.
Court ilyuse m salt lake CITY, tiah Territory,
Ia the Cnurt room OF slid touft, has been NJ
pointed tho time aud place t.r thu hearing ~
admission N probate ~ certain document
herewith prfacniru, Uunnriuf 20 ~ The lHat
VIII and Testament ~ Jenst Cope, deceased,
when and where ull Vofaons iniefssied may
appear ard oIposH the probate 81 said vii. of
the ETautuE % letter. tfsiNmeuiary 20 Isaac
NJ. Maddell, a. prayed for IN faid pstiinn.
10 witness whereof, I nave hcfeunio set my
hand aud afitei the seal Of said Court, ihis
i,th DAY Of February, 4. u. ifll.
taEAI.l q. y. ALLFN.
tisrh ~ The Probate Court
lily &. v. STANTON. Deputy titfs.
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:, a writer once asked rustic citizen
n n. Connecticut, who had recently paid
~" ~ mt visit to New York, what ho
''o ..,,. Of the great city.
.v, ma'l' never~ answered tho man
WY there on broadway Il alters
.* N, $ though meotin' was ies' out y
-eSS!s.lau Union
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE Is HEuEBN GIVEN THAT
~ Johrph y. smith, adminlstfator ~ the
estate nf Robert y. rmlth, decreased, It's frn-
deroi tor soft emont. hud fled IN aid Court,
his HAL account Of his administration Of said
estate aud petition fnr lnal distribution 81 tho
residue OF saul estate nmons TIE persons On
OF March. 4. ~ ls1l. AZ 10 o'clock =, IN, a. the
Gouu Room ot SAID Court, ~ the Nauntv
Cour House, salt i.aNc CITY and County, I tab
Territory, has lrrn duly appointed by The
JUDGE IT tnil Iouu Tor Tho fttismfnt ~ sad
aceautt and hearing sad petition Tor dlstri
hutlun, Al which time aud place any person
interested IN sair estate alhy Hppear and show
eausc. u any there be-. whF saii account should
not bc settled and approved and nuai distribu
ton made As prayed tor
Dated February u, 1871.
@, J., ALLEN,
Cltrh VI the Probate roufL
Charles y. Pearson, Attorney Tor Admiuistia.
tor dlW
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NDItCr ~ HEnEnY CiVES nv THE
~ undrfaiNuef executor and rNFfutfIN or
the last all aud ifftament of Mullen Atwood,
fercafsd. 20 thu trrfItnt ~ and nll urra1na
having claim Aga|n1tthc taid deceased, o. cE.
uilt them with The utrsta1ry youchefa. vita
IN Irs months after TIE nrt pIh'isaiioh ~
tils notife. 10 thr stid executor Hnd cNcrutrlx,
nt No, iNi south ifat iaat street, SAT- isak q
niy. IN tho touniv af salt iatc.
dated frlfuaF ", iFHi
NiLLEN 81 ATWOOD,
Auntk ANGiNETIE SERMON,
Executor ant taHruifiN % tie last will au1
testament " Mullen ATWOOD. deceased.
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NoTiCr ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny TlIE
~ uudertiFned, Admlnistfatflx OF the
Relate OF lnhg irown. deceased, late OF salt
lake CITY, ttah, 10 the creditors OF, and All per
20 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within fHN months SITTER the hrst publication
o. this notice, 70 -Ald aiulntuatris, at The
ms b, Man Nurst. salt iake CITY, that being
the place Tor tue Transaction Of the husIurss ~
saii estatn. ANNA N, nhuNN.
AdmiulstfatriN Of the Estate of join nroWn,
Deceased.
Dated January oh. lsli. cat oaw Nv
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NOTICE.


A gCtiInAtp InoME, SAMUEL nnfNG
N hurst and William pantef. executors "
The estate o. samuel ncnnion. decreased, h,y
ing nied IN this eourt reiltion Tor tile ~
pointucnt 81 three dltlntrrosted commlr,
iioners TO make partition % the residue Of Fad
estate 10 the parties hsrttofoie dcrIerd by this
court 10 be ehtltlrd thereto ~ def y decree u
di.tribution entered Of record ~ this rouri.
n u hefchE orisIrd and dsefecd Wy the
court that Tuestay. tie Thifd DAY ~ Mtfch,
4 ~, i.gi, A. " u'rlors am, al the county
Court House IN said county, Il here nxed ~
the umo and place fnT tie hearing OF faiI
petition. and that notice thereof be gwen 10 al
parties Interested In SAID estate Nv puhlirai
iton IA Inc nIsfurr ENrstNu NrWs, u nswa.
paper pTintcd and published 10 the city AND
county Of salt fltefOf period Of tiiiue weeks
Done IN onen court tbs pth day ~ February,
A. D., iNl. q. W, NATION,
Probate Judge tor said county.
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Aniirr TO MnriIrns.

Mns MtNHtoW's sputiifNu Sfurr should
always lo used iar children teething "
soothes the ,mid sonehs iho aums, ailhya All
pain. cures wind ruiir. ard D. tlr best remedy
tor diauhea. 1wcniy I've ccaia q bottle
decd Nv
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rt essn,2 q sslGltl!,Ats,. s'.

Ice. Allen, Clerk " ,ho Probate Cour, In
ana COR the u unity NJ salt lase, IN the Terri
Fuu4 IL a lull, true and correct rOpy of order
10 how caufo why order VI saloof teal estate
should not be made M we mitifr If the rtilte
WoddfuH, minnrs, ilrd January 9snd 1874, a.
upprars 81 record in my onlNf,
Ia witness whereof, have hcreuntu Het my
hand and aaisrd tht teai ct tall Gouti, this
g!uddny nf January, \, 10, lsYi
thtAL =. AlLtN,
clerk OF Probate cpurt
by Q. L. STANTON,
ptpuU UleEk.
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DR.. PIBRcB's PELLETS

regulate md cleanse tho nvcr. rtpmars
and bowels. They nnu purely vegetable
rul pofiertiy lutrmlr1i. QUO q nos.
loii by drugfiita. - otuai o. tlli.
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ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
...,,se7s or PRACTICAL INTEREST
s. 20 .yFsIcAa AoRTIcuLTuHisrs'

,.., way. Of Growing the i'is''
' aud nash specimens for Cor
r. e.. osn.erratorics and Dark Cor
,,r-ris. In Pots
n,r arc many charming ways OF
Ir 'ir, ne ivy. The most familiar is to
eSs ~ usly brick wall or paliug, then
!. ,s',,,s 4 picture Of luxuriant growth
ni .', over In masses from inc sum
iu W, SS,s old wall. The ivy as "a climber
? n, .. y Known to everybody. but 1t has
is', sl fallen into disuse as a pot plant
A lll,s ,6e changes in tho fashions OF deco
' TSsr, are many kinds Of pot iyic, wen
al 10 corridors. porches and dark cor
'o,''r ,rbsrc flowers will not thrive, Tho
ri ,.., rrecn leavcd iyies. which sol
~ s fsu. present a fresh ard rich ap-
osr se N the depth Of winter. The
l..., polnt in their culture Is to begin
IN by giving loamy soil and plenty
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10 T01T lTl.f7 0T0n ITEI N1TTTTTIT lTTI
~ fuir and harp"
For her matches look ~ ftnoo ani mo.
Hon. thlasrrfll tsuuty wa inhibited 10
perfect hfalih, fofflrrt ~ The uan 10 ihat
uucqualrl, inv furetlug tonic nud nerve
me, Dr.. fiofw''a lakufiio Prescription,
Which rrt On hUallhy action fgHW tune
lion and gave purity and richness to tho
luiHl.
latorite Prescription ia positive
cilu' Tor tho most Crniulicltrd nnd ulUfi-
nate Carll or loucIfrhcnt excessive nlW-
inE, painful inruFfrin, unnHiural fun-
prrrslnna prulaustia, Or falling o. ihs
womb. frdk back. female weakness"
autcrfrtluu, fe'rutouluut hearing down
tenaufiuus chrulic congestion. iuunmmn.
ton unl liberation ~ thH womb. ~ IN
runfAutcCd "a give fnilafa0iiuu ~ fUeft
fusf, or money refunded
Manufacturers by WUHlur bFrIs aAug
MEDICAL Aaipctsrius, hgual0, Ny.
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In tie Probate ruurt 81 the County Of salt
l.Ate. Territory " utah.

In tho matter of The Rotate and Ouardianshlp
OF john woodruff ana Juna Woodruff,
AinOfs,
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SALE or REAL ESTATE.

Nyorict tA HEuKnY OWEN. THAT ~
- pursIanee u an ORDER ~ the Probate
Uou-t ~ tie County ~ 4sit fate. Territory ~
Utah, mads on the 9Th dsY Of November lt'p,
In thr tuat.fr on the ettate Of hndrtw X. Mac
fafisnc. dseasod, tho undcrsigned cNeeutfiK
81 the las Wili and 1fHiament u sid IL
ceased. wi fcii NJ private sale 10 ths highest
bidder iof Cash, t,old Coin Of toe United stucs.
anf fubisct IN r0rhfnAtipn ny said Probate
Court. Oh Tues 'ay, thci gtth day " ieb'uafy.
1871, al IA o'clock ~, A. the residenec Of said
sNeruTa. y. - I street. IN the CITY aud
Caauty OF salt LAKE, Territory % Utah. all tho
rifht. title. interest nuf estate Of tie said An.
drew ". NasfAr auo ~ the unc Of hit frath aud
all the right lille, sud Interest that said estate
has, ~ operation % Law or ottcfwise. acquired
other than or IN sddiuun tothal of the said Ans
drew y. Nsrfaflane n tho tine % his death,
In and 10 all ttat certain Lot. piece parcel ~
ienf siinate' isins a a ieing In the sati rity
ana tounty Of salt Lais, Territory Of uisf.
and bounded and dtacritci o. follows, 10 vii
CanrencfuF al the Northeast corner u lot
Ioar %. bloch y. fl,t "D". salt isto CITY
survey. and running thfueg south fofty Eve
tiil feet, thence West Eve tsl rods. thtuoe
North forty dive itsl feet, ihsuco EAst nse 49,
iods 20 the ulars Of berihnins.
Terms md cotdiiious ~ sale Cash, ten
per cent. u tho purchase money 10 be pad on
The Day ~ sale, balance on confftaGu9n ot
sale Nv said Probate tnuu,
Deed az expense ~ nurrhHser
IiiIArITU y. MACf AnLASE,
kAecutris Of the iattW 10 ana rcstAmeni oi
Andrew V. Naefatlsne. dcraaf~d.
salt iatc CITY, Itah, Jantaiy slih, 1871.
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suhlMnAs.

q the District Court ~ aud for the Third
judicial District q ltah Territory,
County Of salt Lake.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In the matter Of tho Estate Of John
nTuWn, duffAfrd.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

charlie, r.. Pearson Aiior rsS ior &GaS. i
tor dlW
Evening journal., 1891-06-04
Arnlnst naalr plYoroe i.

The story OF elizabeth" translated
from the German By Marie Nathusins,
has been published by Porter & Coates.
Philadelphia The story differs from
most others In that II does not close with
happy marriage after q romantic and
eheckered courtship. 1t deals with three
generations, beginning with the court
ships and subsequent marriage OF
Elizabeth's grand parents. portrays
briefly the character of her parents, and
Introduces herself, beautiful little to-,
beloved by everybody, but so wilful
even in childhood that she
boxes the ears Of 10 companion
who refuses her the loan of
OF hat. Elizabeth is introduced into
society and at her 6rst ball meets Herr
Won Kadden, q 6sry young lieutenant.
who, after a short time, gets consent OF
the grand parents and parents for the
hand Of Elizabeth, and they are married
Then begins their trouble. he is proud
and irritable and she wilful and way
ward. Things go from bad to worse
until the friends debate the subject of
divorce. The grand parents stand firm
and maintain that things will yet come
all right Their predictions are fulfilled
and the pair learn to understand each
other and are afterward happy. There
Is simple plot In the story, but 1t is
entertaining and engages the interest OF
the reader throughout IL is an argument
against hasty divorce.
Evening journal., 1891-06-04
DTET,,


DOLAN. I'm this city. on May 81, Lizzie,
daughter Of the late Martin and Hannah
Dolan.
DUNCAN.-At New Castle. on June I, Pro-
fessor Frank :. Duncan, In his 46th year.
GRADWOHL.-In this city. on May %,
Frederick Gradwohl, in the 48th year OF his
age.
GRAVER I'm this city, on Saturday, May
~. M. Alice Graver, aged "a years.
NcCONAGHY-On the 29th Instant Peter
McConaghV, aged IS years.
MCDANIEL.-At New Castle, on May %,
Mary Ella Mcdaniel, daughter OF John @.
and Kate Mahony. aged p years.
NORTH On June j. Josiah Moritz, OF
Easton. Pa. aged 20 years.
oTTo.-on June 2, John Otto, Sr., in his
s0th year.
RHOADs.-On May 30, Thomas g infant
son Of George A. and Frances 7. Rhosds.
SHANNON.-In Christiana hundred, on
Saturday, May 30, James Shannon, aged 81
years.
SIMPSON. On May 81, Elmer g., son OF
Francis G. Simpson, aged 20 years
@sMlTH.-On June 3. Edward p. Smith.
aged 33 years,
SWAYNE.-At Fairville, Pa, on May 30,
Mary NJ o., daughter of Jacob and Sarah J. b.
Swayne, aged 36 years.