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| -. obsarved In studying the different
~. of the planet in transitu for numoet
| pe centuries IL is curious TO observe no"
sa-,os will com hence near the southern lin
| Co. Novenber and near the northern porueI
for Nav. and gradually cross the lace or the
ann AT perfectly uniform distances ana az
intervals OF forty-slx years; .,a-;tr of
II suggests the magnificent regularity OF
the mechanism of the universe. In whif tho
nonderous bodies forming our plantaFy vs.
e., are held in such perfect controi y tno
sorce of rravitaton that their relative III We
ments both past and present may be ascer-
tanned with absolute certainty.
SOME POINTS ABOUT MERCURY.
Nre-curv rovoives around the sun at mean
distance of 81, 000, 900 miles from that centiai
orb. 80. o., ooo non ,o;los
When nearest the sun it is 23COO,OOO ml .a
Its diameter is about one-thlrd mat OF Iue
earth and its year is eighty eight days, or. IN
other cSords. il makes revolution around the
sun in lightweight days. ,.,-...
In This latitude. owing to the planets prox-
imity 10 the sun. it is not often seen -
IL sets 50 soon after or rses so soon oeIoIe
tbe s,1n that it is commonly so near the nori-
ION rs 10 be oDscufeu ~ VHo f"P''' ~ -
that direction. -, l..
Viewed with n telescope Mercury appears TO
bovo nhasas like the moon, sometimes appear
inc Ike half moon and sometimes IKE
In This connection it is interesting to note
That Schaperelh, an Italian astronomer, mas
announced his conclusion that Mercury re-
wolves ON its own axis only once in It's journey
around the sun: or. as in the case OF mo
moon in it's revolution about the eartn,
keeps the same face turned toward the sun
constantly.
BETWEEN MERCURY AND THE SUN.
Wbv astronomers are interested in observ
inc the transit of Mercury IS that II Will give
them more data for figuring out what IL IS
that affects the motion Of the planet.
Leverrer. by comparing the results OF oo-
servations of transit made before 1918, Iound
that the perihehon OF Mercury moved forty
seconds IN a century.
In other words. the plane of Mercury's orbit
has a little eccentric motion of its own not
accounted for by the calculated effect OF the
attraction of all the known planets OF the
solar system. ,
Leverrer assumed that the motion referred
10 was due 70 the presence OF group Ot small
ulauets between Mercury and the sun.
These supposed bodies are known as the
intra-merourial planets. but trained astrono-
uers have never been able TO see them.
mass three OF four times that OF Mercury
is required 10 produce the observed ehect
The zOdiacal light arises, II IS held, from a
vast array of small bOdles-a cloud u star
dust-revolying around TIE sun, and ii IS
thought by some writers that this matter,
having considerable mass IN the aggregate, Is
what affects hercury's course.
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STATE or New YoRK.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.


Be il remembered that on the i7th day OF A
NettletOn, a commissioner resident in said city
authority. and under the laws ~ the state OF
used or recorded therein, personally appeared
tary of the Armstrong FIRE Insurance tompan
and each for himself says, that they are the aD
the foregoing is g true and correct statement {
last day Of its fiscal year, to-wit: the Sist day
formation, knowledge and belief. restrictiyely
49, In testimony whereof, ] have here
SSEAL on the 18th lay of April, 1891.
~ my3- o.
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PRESTON BELVIN,
Y zine AR,G FU1IR1 11R'e,
u Mo- g GOVERNOR STREET.
ChbrredM CHEST

Cd6rad HUTH'FRUU KED CLDAH 'HI''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-10

Gsrntures for very dressy evening toilets
are those which were in high vogue in the
eighteenth century, consisting of slender
garlands Of flowers around the upper edge of
the half-open bodice. or placed diagonally
across the chest and bordering the extreme
edge Of the sheath skirt. Feathers have been
outdistanced by flowers for this purpose, the
Prince OF Wales TUFTS, lately 50 popular, being
out OF styie. Where fnwArs ara not am
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-30
fAsnloNINa cHAn.c1sM.
There Il No Method lii. Heavenly Lave.
o. siodsl Like Christ.

81 Model Like Christ
There Is no former and fashioner Of
character like TO the Lord Jesus. There
Is no mold OF beauty aud excellence into
which tho spirit ~ man can low CONF
parable TO tho mind which was Ia Christ
Jesus. There Is no school for the educa.
ton Of pan In patience, In truth, In
boldness, and in all virtues like unto
his disciple band. There is no FREEDOM.
mating influence which will mako men
true aud vile aud spiritual aud faithful
like the influence OF fellowship with
Christ. There il no formative period Ia
which men may be enriched with noble
ness and grace Of character like hours
spent In his presence; those bear tho
bloom aud In tima the fruit OF Christ
likeness, OF whom IL can DO said. "They
arc wont TO 10 with Jesus" "Strength
aud beauty aro In his sanctuary
Fellowship with Christ Is the power
that makes men Chrisilike. Yet this IL
not grace TO give TO some but denied
10 others, ~ u sculptor Is limited by tho
shape and yeining Of the block on which
he Is working. These two men, st. Pc.
ter and st. John, with so much that was
dillerentand even opposite In their nat.
ures, are yet found bearing the unmis.
taxable lineaments Of the Master In
spite Of their opposing Tendencies, tel.
lowship with Christ has bestowed ON
each likeness TO Christ. As Ia the
mint each coin, whether Of gold or Of
silver, bears tho kings "imago and su.
prescription" 80 may each soul bear the
image and suparscription OF the eternal
King. As the artist leaves tho impress
Of his personality upon all his handi.
work, whether IL DO wrought in plastic
clay or hard, unyioldingmarble, ~ upon
each nature does the divine Artli0r
tho great moller aud former OF ohafao,
ter, leave his mark and signature, tho
likeness Of himself sunday at Home.
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The uoiIoderfna iioriiium which u
Held captive by a chicago Man.


Held captive by Chicago Man.
&c. me introduce you TO tie Hello.
dcrhna honidum," said G. X. Giles. tho
State street jcwclcr, Pointing 20 a glass
case which stands In a conspicuous po.
sition In his whole'als department
The object referred to BY such rrso.
nant title was liitloma of black and
GOLD beads stretched "a ono corner Of
the case ON heap q .awdust Pres
emily the mas became movable. leg
stretched itself ont At one end. and tho
hello, etc, stool revealed rs one Of tho
largest lizards ever hiched.
The animal Is abo,i sixteen inches In
length and Of gcnuIa FalsiaiIlan girth.
The skin IL coyerol Win beautifully
shaped scales, and lks jacobs ewes,
spotted and ring sttaked. Tho shape
Of tho spots Is vuierfully regular,
bearing a strong rsemblanco to the
black and gold wal PAPER OF n dado.
The tail Is long anddilckcr than that
of most lizards Rand IL run three or
four rings Of gold. mo head Is broad
and Dat. with pr,lbernnccs which
conceal the tiny oya vhen viewed from
above.
"You are not alged 20 call him
IIeliodcrma horridaal tho time, " said
Mr.. Giles. "sou people call him
llclioicrma suspecm and other tho
ella monster lca.hlm Tommy. Here.
Tommy"
Mr. Giles clutch tho reptile nifcc.
tionatcly between ID finger and thumb
and sat him OH u aoor lIe moved
rs lcisurcly aud imiacdly as II ho
were at honc on u ,ands Of Arizona.
lis forkcd tongu fui-d necessarily
In and out, Bis - ROLLED and hc
looked altogcthcTiii b. might be an
uncomfortable culucr to deal with
were he TO take a1li1n In that dlrcc-
ton. For thrp ard DO has lived In
Chicago, and hal,ccc,lcd In growing
fat ON two ogrpr week for nino
months out Of d car. and n Lcntcn
fast tho. remain, ,hrrc. Tho eight
hour day has no "a Cor Tommy.
10 only a.. ar ihr,c months
sleep, and thrn i ready 70 enjoy
himself for tn d q thc year When
b. :. at home DO no subject Of morn
hair raising tulf' .n any beast Of his
dimensions, but iilrs will not ovcn
conccdc the "a. Lat hc possesses a
I drop OF poison t whole anatomy.
"llo i oapgc. Interesting said
/ his owner. "igf 0rnis tho link DO
, tween the lia' AID tho crocodile
, gcnu. llc hpablyfho only spccl.
4 mon In captivi'aidcn n brother Ia
the Smlthsonit a,ltuic. and his mce
Ia almost cStihe chicago Globe.
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Tho frequent discoveries Of buried
treasures on tho sito OF ancient cities
In Asia and southern Europe might
suggest tho idea that tho lap Of our
mother earth must have been the favor.
ito savings bank OF tho Mediterranean
nations, but moro plausible oxplana'
ilon can DO found In tho barbarous war
methods Of pagan antiquity. Not
Attilh and Tamorlano only. but many
leaders OF civilized nations, made II u
frequent practice 10 punish tho resist
anee OF defiant garrlsons by tho abso-
lutc demolition Of hostile cities. Tho
houses, with such hidden yaluables as
their vaults might contain, were
knocked down with battering ranis,
after tho Inhabitants 10 tho last man,
had been either slain or marched oil In
chain gangs. philadelphia Times.
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, e.e,srlANIrY AND ArArHeNlsw.
The Former Has No need to Fear the
Iatter's fnrosds.


A cause Of premature alarm on the
mart Of many Christians, and Of preina'
,uro rejoicing on che part Of some enc.
mics Of Christianity. Is found in the
shirt Of historic inquiry which marks
onr time. This inquiry covers wide
range. II may be fttingly considered In
its relations TO comparative religions
The opening Of great areas OF heathen-
dom 10 the Introduction Of Christianity
IA at the same time tho opening Of Chris.
tendon 10 the possible introduction OF
some elements Of hoaihenism. This
Chris,ianity must expect; this Chris
,iapitv should welcome. Here, as In
other realms, the fitest must survive.
The ,rue ground Of the worship Of God
"a moi his omnipotenoe, but his goodness.
Moro nlmightiness might bend the knee.
INT could not secure tho royorunt love
of tho heart. We worship God because
he l. the infinitely best being In the uni-
verse. II there Is better being than
God that being must BE- our God.
n Christianity cannot endure when
,pbiec,ed TO all forms u practical test
ing the comparison with other religions
,li.n Christianity must 20. ought 10
90. and certainly will 90. The world
ought 10 have the best, II will have
tho best. Dos any Christian fear
Ills testy All Christians must meet H..
There are certain - called philosophers
In our country who are practically
heather, some Of them aro Buddhist.
some Baalisis. some Confucianisis, some
parscc- or Hlndoos, and some, practi-
caliy. are Mohammcilans. To somc there
Il q fascination In concciving Of heather
religions a. developing, by some mystic
rious evolution. into Christianity.
by similar process Christianity. ac-
coriing 10 this Wow. may some day do.
yolop into some other form Of faith. aud
that, In turn, may give way TO another
and another. until the perfect flower OF
faith and hope blossoms and blooms. All
fair minded mon admit that In the ~
cred books 81 these non.Christian rolig
ons there IA much u beauty, worth aud
truth. Amid bushels ~ chat some kcr
ncls u wheat are found. amid much 81
rubbish there arc diamond truths. II
ought not 20 ftaf,lo us that among ih'
heather nations, contemporary with thi
early years u Biblical teaching, truth
similar 10 those taught Ia the Bible af'
found. Much Of thia truth doubles
found ~ way among tn heather ma
tiuns fnlm tho people .. Goa, much %
tho Hight Of heaihcuiam clmo frou
torches hindlcd on Hebrew nl'ar~ \.
Of It certainly came by some mean
from God. lie alone l. the Sun Of th
moral universe; God Is light, and u
him Il no darkness at all."-Robcrt 5
Macarthur Ia Christian Inquirer.
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The apostle tells tho saints 1icbrcwf x,
9Gl that thoy have ncol u paiiencci and
their experience tolls them that they
have need OF something TO cNcfciic their
patience. Aud their needs arr dihcronti
some arr l,noity pieces aud need more;
others Aru tcndor. and upon them lc-i
will serve. Tho stubborn child must
have mora stripes tho shaking o. tho
rod will do moro on some spirits than
tho smart Of IL on others; but MI need
something. Lat him only that Il without
ain say. 81 have no need Of shame and
sorrow." Tho Lord will neither oycrlo
nor undcrio; every one shall have his load
nni no moro-no more than they can
bcar and no less than their need requires
Tho Lord delights not In his ohildrcn's
tears; no doth not aflliet willingly, nor
grcyo tho children % mcni but yet no
would rather thoy cry than perish.
Wonder not. Christians. that your ten.
der Lord puts you In pain, and that your
pains arc 20 sharp and 20 many. "Nour
heavenly father lmowcth that you have
need II all theso ihings." II isa mercy
that he will chasiiaoi you may put your
corrections among your mcrclct. His
brcakngs OF you arc his blessings, his
woundings arc your curcai and by your
own, ~ by your Lords. stripes you ara
healed. And when you shall review and
read over all HE darker providence, and
bohold tho wisdom and tenderness which
IL attomporod by his seventies, evidenced
In his laying on 10 much. aud yet no
moro than was nccdful, you viii then
write down with the psalnilst, Thou In
very faithfulncsa hast afflicted me-
| Richard Alloine.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE u HEREBY GfyEN. THAT IN
~ rufsuanee u Az order " ne PROBATE
Sogn Of ~, laAe County. Utah, made on ths
tll deL - Mal, lsil, m TIE matter o. No al.
tate o. thoma. hiehAfison. dssssssd. ths "a.
iefsisned, Nc administrator Of ne said sstste
viii teii at public auciinh 10 no hirhest M az
'gr Cssh, iastui money N ths tinted .ts,ss ~
Amerea, and subject tn the rnnuftnatian la ~
"a irnnaie Coat q sait lake tounty, Ttsh
~ Ne late residence OF saif dffrsssd IN si,t
Igit ilei, anu on the properly hefr.nafisf
assciio,g, ~ tAs uEht, TILE. inteftsi Ahd a.
Mle ~ lhlui.s hrhafdaon, a. no time u M
death, ana All ths tisht. title and iutsrrsttb
TIE ssld estate hAs. ~ operation u iag Or
oih, Is.ss, sequlfs Other ihsn % IN addition
70 thsi q The tlif Thomas iirhafdton Vi ne
umq % tis death IN and 10 the following A..
.tu.tl tl'peiiY situated IN talt iato County.
ti.h Ieruiofl, described a. follows, 10 vii
heEsnlns sta point touih a. degree. srst.
tao rods irm the touthssst cafnsr N uio9i
Pour ~, uu.ou isrt rat. and N tLe ssnire IN
lou, iivs, ' ~ stsoi, ihehcs south seventeen
toas, ihsnec soaih tour and eisht unths ID II
~, ,n,ts os 's,, 70 Ne souihgest corner of
KS, s si' ss .s,,s' g sssIon fsss niss
mciidian. thence east i've AMI f,r. isnth, issi
ioa.. !hcncc narlh seventeen 90 dovfces. easi
tsiY .,hiss And ssl.tsntt. tils fuds to ne
,snut % Tour tud street, htncc o. tts eens
isf lire q said street north seventy thrcs Ia
degrees stsl ~ ahd tiH.tshths tsoi Iod. 10
sls., is,. o. ssssas,9s' ,Sss',nas one aud
Al,H l.ots i elen ll nsd rueive ti9l IN
Uuinn NM Ilst f'.nss',tsl.a'..,H NsA tNihHf OF
Attig staste a,ss,ii.st -. 1900 49,.
To- mo ~ n !, of SO. II flt'kN'N - ,leafl
lac lneridl,n mi Ia, 90, a. = - " .All
PERSONAL rHorEmT.
one feather bod and i've pii1Na,
une box ladiss OLD rinthes
Ouc boz msu's old ol0ihcs.
nnN flnthra hfush.
ono pan aud fundfy Old to,is
one leosihs' siiis' ion chsin.'
one hal1tuad onf l0unsr
One bsil. one ms. s6ss'
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nS READING Asp fnlNG TIM W
" tiilon VI Ahtit A. ffsiil ada lnsiIlir,
Of the rftatu ~ tathefin. A|fu ilrgUif. ff
reasrt, tgitinE forth that 49, 1HH frl Der fsil
account u her himiniaifaI Iu uuIu saiI 81
tate IN ihla Court. that al thH % Hlis ofssII o..
tate aud Of fhid deceased tlIa teen fHiiy Utaf
hhd that a portion u sail tIiiis remains 10 y
divided am0nr The heirs ~ taId deceased. "a
paying amnns other " rft Co an OffffhI
loving said nnal arfIrnf go ~ fIafuNuffHr q
the ls.'duc Of said estate auouF ihp rsultI
entitled.
u = ordered that ~ fsnats initfrtiti 10
the estate 81 tho said uiueHrH A''Cu rirfl,f
ffcraasl, hs ani appear h.IHfr tlu lfHtlfr
Court u The tnuuiY u r1'i taAf. ~ thr tlaHf
Room % saii Court, n ~ County tfgF
ii0utc.0u "Wednesday The liih lsY ~ I4iy.iuI,
At 70 O'Clock a. M. lhst aud There o. sfls
cause WHY an order liloN taif ruhi aolHaat
and Of distfihutian shouf 90 ha male = Ua
residue u taif estate hnIafE thu tess u De-
,aid caihsrire Ailsn rgF @, deceased. Asoai8.
Ing 70 law,
iin firiber ordered thaittt fIsfk rauts b.
tees % this afd1r 70 10 faaied in three b. y e
PLACES DO salt Tale couuU atf Uuhlltff 10
the nraruiT fVNNiNa NfWs, = utHtndHsf
printed and circaiaisf in al i.ate Ciir,
thfsu wusis suerestiyelY trat, before ttr o.
iilh day o. July lpi,
Dated June th, is9i.
q. W. nAi.rCn. Probate yutft
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rrlce. Of raf iiostsn aud New yori.
Tho prop6 70 buy writing paper
Is by tho D II h always sold In
that way IN st, and tho result l. n
saving OF song over 30 per cent TO
tho purchns Lilo the dealer makes
still a proasc enough for him TO
live and CO. his business In tho
most substa manner. "Bondn pa.
pers and "Qnd mail' papers arc
cheaper pufi by tho pound than
inferior nay tho quirc. The best
quality of ipapcr bold In Boston Il
only ninety a pound, and a pound
contains / I =, or over sls qulros Of
paper. Tho paper Is sold at ility
cents and a quirc In New Yorl.
city. IL Impossible that this dii.
ference she list, but II does, and II
PAYS 90 seni'osfon for letter paper
and pay tlFessage hero, In spite Of
tho incroas 70 rates OF express. II
peoplo ar, In a hurry Il Is well TO
send BY IN New York Tribune.
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A Cambria. .lcnt oncc told mo
that the pat.afiich tho dona gayo
tho undergrad wcro called per
pcndiculars" By iattcr. because tho
young men nfu rcd TO III down for
fear of oflcndf lrhIgli mlghtincsscs
tho dons. aor ~ vcnturc 10 speak
unlcs. spokcai have mover visited
Cambridge. tsp, long ago ! was at
n pcrpcndlcuia Vow Yosk aud fclt
with terror thai, whs tho coming
vogue.
II all we g anothor's house for
Is 20 eat a,fnk, might not tho
would DO no d Ia would DO guests
orders on Deno. nnd save himsclf
tho troublo q ,ing BIZ homo into u
restaurant Do desire 90 SEQ ilncFy
l. what iniluaas. hhd wo not bot.
ter go to tlfenlng Of ono Of tho
court drssn, and mllllncrs who
nrc crowdinr shorcsi but II tho
object Is an lr pleasant intercourse
with other b. being, then, In tho
namo Of COT, scnsc. let Us talk 10
one another
Tho oonyc a al teas and parties
has mover bnoted for brilliancy,
but anythln. ter than suspicious
or fuporcillu ncc. By Il worciloct
on tho cni - Judgment In tho
choice OF irii md mower should wo
east such : on bis selection OF
oursolyes.-rr's Bafar.
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"Johnny, what are you going to do with
that heetlep
$40 You see that glass Of lemonade sister
Kate has Just madel"
eyes
"well, do 80 love lemonade, New
York Epoch.
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NroTfCE - HERgnY OtyRN TtAr
~ Lhiatsth T. Mshh. simitisitttri. =, ~.
estate OF Harriet TAFT. dscaased 6as ,e,.
dsfuf for settlement. and flef In sKid Cosst
hcf hnal hsonuht 81 be- afniihistfaiian on ssil
eststs and Trtition for fnai dis'ributisn y, 49,
ftsifuc o. sad estate among the ferssus 81 .
tiiied thereto, lhf that Ifidsy, ths I'm
dAy ~ jay. - " ~. a. " a. m. Al tho
Court room ~ 500 lonft, ~ the County rtirt
House. salt iaks CITY aud County, Uiah res'
flfory, haa been duly anr1iutod ~ the fuage
~ said Court. for The settlement u sstd ~
tion, A. whieh time and place aav pstsou i,t.s
sstsd 10 ss'i satlie may Appasr aad tbow
cause, ~ any there be,why saliaesount sboniI
not ~ settled and approved anu final dsttbu.
ton male as prayed fof.
Dated June ifih. is1i.
q. y Aii.ts, cicft % Probate Couu
iiy q. 4. sTANTOs, Depuiy. alu
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TnHniroRr o. ur,I,J
touniy " sAltl-ake -
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or ZEAL
ESTATE.


NofloH II IiERrnY GnEN, IiAL u,
-. phfsuAheo 81 An ofisi " n. ~. y, ~
sstao. Jaws County, DO iti mt.f,, ~
~ Amos faiTbanlt. trfatfl, w w,
sNnti afininitTator n 80 ei.aW ~ NJ. ~
ltlaie sale, for cash. 20 M tIfhg'l s.insi
49, subject 10 cohilrmanoa NJ ~ tt' ,'',i
XVI. 90 or htirr the ifa Al % 49,.
w Hghi, TILE, nteffsi uq e'las sal
Nue. falfbanka IL The use q ~ qe.' X aha
80 we ught, title Ard iu'sitl, W - -
nn,, - " operation Of lsv u olis tss,
IIsiiV olhrf lhan or n siliu.l
4. n, lteslAlo AZ the time % hh ~, isnS
,anNe certain lots plscrid rA,.., M.
lug Ahu being Ia li1unuiu. CqllW 'ts
t'tefi % liah, and dftfrifi - VA ~ -.
wv wv Az y Lot 2, ALd sos qls u al ~ ~
n,n,lh ihg northeast ptf u 10y sn,.o,'
ho ~ flAt"A," nouttfn toHl. y, ~.
o. uners m wrunr uf " ~ ,,esl
go Wore We sale. SAD ~ ~ ssnee !,
,su " me undorslgnsi 4 ~ ", n d. ~
Ihsyi DAVE Coani,, q s.-Aain
''n,sa. =, ietrfon, An0nNi ~ 50"
"hsvh salt Lake Oily,
,!-shnd condltins ofthf Ietlt,ar'" Vt
p,nu offered Ia accom- aff w ilses u" y,
49, alnn OF salu u rnlllf Nee' -"
%! we plrchft,E ,.,s.rnf.t.
'"lh DO received faf uth itxt1IN'N'''
=, A9elsIsralor Of ~ oi'S .,ais u i''' Par
phhk decaassi, NV
HAhd Jane llh. issL :"
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10, y. Allen. Cicrh Of ne Probate C61r n
AMI for the Cpnnty u NaH Lave. in its tfTff.
tory OF itah, 10 hereby ffu|il thHt ihr 'Tds
going h tall. true AMI 0dffrIi corr ~ u 20
appalling umo ana place ~ sett'rufU q
Thai account aud 10 hear rfiIii0u Tor titlf a
ugn, az appears % record Wy na o.
In witness whereof I have trTUHutD sfi y
hAhd and afikei the eel 20 ta.i Caaft. :
soih day qf junc, a. D., ~
ttEAi.l tT AtLrN,
Clefk 81 ite lfuuatt CHuF
ny q. " STANTON. DetuiI Clerk, di.
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Mpune groccr, was never
known 10 wiedge that ho was out
of any art thout calling attention
10 some Of ticlo That he did have.
A bet " 10 by johnson that he
could aslg'w" q question thnt
would eau 10 cunt the usual ad'
dendum.
Said Jol ashn entered the shop,
whore thsplrators had already
gathered
"Mack, 'hihh u wili be llher-
ais or o. lives at the next eloc.
tlonr
Mnck with some aspoFltyi
"Oh. h am out Of politics."
Johnsoi on the verge OF giving
vent 10 n ht whom Mack added.
"But 4 some Of the best cheese
Won overrour teeth Into. Xxx.
change.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL rsTArr.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ pursuance 81 an order ~ the Probate
touu Of SAT- Lake County Territory Of 1 IAN, Ia
we ~ iifr 90 the estate ~ sarah MAitluf. do
ceased, the undersigned, John Z. nuttio, ad
minnlfaloTul tAil estate, viii frll AZ private
70 we confirmation nf said Probate Court. on
OF aitcr tue 18Th day " july 4, ~. itpl, All tho
ufhi, llue Ani interest which tho said sarah
Nhl,h ttlh estate has Stree acquired, 10 and 10
tue Following lTart Of land m salt lake CIV,
cnnpU ni nalt Ltke and Territory ~ Utah, "
~, 10 lilock Thirty hya llil Of flHt ~, !" SAT-
lAhe tlsy surrey. iefma OF sale cash, Dred
~ ue expense ~ purchaser hidH must be- In
MntnF, aud may be LETT Al the store Of Huckle
soh, No souih hast. Tcmple street, salt
lake CITY, Utah.
-- JOHN T. BUCKLE,
ADMINISTRATOR of the estate OF sarah Wat
klhH, deceased, al