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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

A New jersey correspondent OF tho
World writes; All who raise poultry for
eggs should consider tho different ma.
'erials OF which an egg il composed. The
shell consists Of carbonate OF limo, there.
forc ground bones aud oyster shells In a
great measure supply this want. The
white part or albumen u Of nearly tho
same nature rs gluten. which IL a con.
ttituent Of most vegetable substances a.
well ~ contained In grain. and by a
chemical process the gluten Is readily
converted into albumcn. and the yolk or
yellow being composed chiefly Of oil or
fg,ty matter, 1t will DO readily conceived
that scraps Of fat and flesh from tho
shnmblcs and soapmakrr's press will
greatly facilitate the production OF eggs
when these arc supplied In moderate
quantities. Tho oil contained In bran
also supplies this requisite.
Now. therefore. with regard 20 feed.
Ing chickens for the production OF eggs,
II appears whatever substance contains
the most gluten, especially among vege.
tables, Is best adapted TO DO changed by
n chemical process into the albuinen or
white OF the egg; and for the formation
OF tho yolk, fatty matter or oily sub.
stances. Lard In very good, II no other
fats can be had, In the production OF eggs,
aud for the formation of tho shell have
alluded TO its composition, This is al.
most an incxhnustiblo subject, but l
hope will DO pardoned these few gen.
erai remarks on this ono point alone.
Egg raising is profitable when duly ut.
tended TO, but very few give tho needful
caro- and attention required. may give
u low points ON diseases OF poultry. with
tomc insect remedies another time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17
NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is nEHLbY GIVEN. TINT ~
~ pmsunnce 81 on order Of iha Probate
l"nrt 81 toe county ot sAlt Latr, Territory ~
Utah, made on tho .lnd day 81 nrscmler, i.si,
a. the matter of tho estate 81 Len :. TN
gcy, deceased, the uudeTsiEnri. admln.fira-
ulN of The flld estate, Will seii ~ private sale,
" the highest b door for cssh, subject 10 con ,
hTmalion by sid Probate coufi, u .! o'clock
n., ON the IN day Of May, 1871, AZ the law
once OF IichAria 4 Movie Coutinutian
nuiidinr, No. a touth Main street ~
the city ard county Of -nlt lake, Territory ~
tiah, All the right. ttir. interest and csiAir Of
said .chi = ihrcy ~ the tine Of he dsath. aud
Ill tho fight, title and interest that tho
said tH'Eto has. b. upei alton 81 law or other.
wise, acquired other than or IA addition TO that
nf the sad lehi Z. IirFcy ~ the Tine 81 his
death. In and - all that cttain piece or parcel
of land, situate, lying ant being ~ the
county Of san Lake, Tern DRY OF Utah, Aud
particularly described A. foiisws, To wit The
east halt 80 - the west halt 90 OF The
nortiiNe II quarter ~ Of section 1hifiy.flur
Ia, IN T0N1rhip Three Cil south, Range one
10 Net salt laie Mrndian, rontlstiuy Of
totty (tnl acres ~ land together ~ twenty.
three (2l shares ot the capital slSk Of Tie
Utah and salt Lase Canal 90. Terms AMI con.
dltions Of sale cash, 70 per cent Of ths pur.
chase money 70 be paid on The day " sale bal
nncu On confirmation of sale by SAID Probate
court, Deed at Expense ~ purchaser
AMELIA i. IlNGEN,
AdminstrairiN OF the estate OF Leli !. Tin.
ery deceased.
San Ihlo cry. April s, is1l. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17
GLOVER AND GRASS LAND.
Spring Treatment for tho Improvement
of Nfeatio,. and Pastures.


Clover fails TO "catch." for u number
Of reasons; the soil may DO poor or the
seed Inferior. sown too late, the ground
too rough. not narrowed nor rolled, the
cat or wheat crop gets the start and
chokes II out. the plants are fed too closely
or the frost may have killed them. In
ease OF partial winter killing. much may
be done 10 redeem n meadow by harrow.
ing. rcsccding in places. aud top dressing
with some sort Of manure. Young clover
~ generally greatly benefited by even a
slight busting with gypsum.
Clover and grass land 10 be mown for
hay will ba vastly improved II run over
with brush harrow, after an application
Of land plaster or gypsum has been made,
this TO be followed by the roller Scarce.
ly an aero Of clover or grass Is moved IN
England which has not been narrowed
over in the spring with q brush or chain
harrow, and from which the stones and
trash have not been gathered and the
land subsequently rolled. Grass should
not he pasturcd very early In tho spring
before the ground settles and the sod
becomes firm. Early pasturing keeps
the tops cut of closely and the roots are
injured thereby. Tho roots depend ~
much on the leaves "a tho leaves and
stems do upon the roots.
While sowing clover and the grasses
on grain crop Is still largely practiccd.
It Is conceded that the clover and grasses
thrive better when sown without the
grain. In many sections tho seeding Il
postponed until the spring rains have sct
IN. Southern Planter advises IN such
eases before sowing these seeds on wheat
or winter oats 10 harrow the field ~ ~
TO break tho crust formed by the winter
rains. The seeds thus obtain better
seed bed and the wheat aud oats are also
stimulated 10 more vigorous growth. 1t
also largely prevents the small clover
and grass seeds from being washed
away by heavy raiss. After sowing tho
seeds may DO sufficiently covered by u
bush harrow or by rolling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

NOTICE - HEREBY GIvES. THAT ~
~ pufsuanec Of M order 81 the Probate
Court Of the County Of salt lake. TERRITORY Of
matter Of the estate Of Henry inghfeefn, detrase
ed,ihc undersigned. adminisiratfiK Of the said
estate, Viii sell At private sale o. the highest
Probate Court. on tie .1rd day Of April is,i.
Il y O'Clock NJ, AZ the law oflrC ot hiehAuis
= Moylo, ~ the Consttntion hulldlng. Ma
street, ~ The city aud county q SAT- l.l,c. Ter
fitory u Utah. I'll the right, tue md interest
and estate u the sad Henri inrbrsscn. nj the
tune 81 biz death. aud all the rTht, TILE ana
interest that the said estate hAs, BY operation
OF Law or othcrwisc. acquired. other than or IN
ADDITION 10 that OF the said iienry inebrc lon al
the time OF hts death, IN and to az that certain
piece or parcel of land situate, lying and
icing IN the ely and county Of -ali i.ase. Ter.
fitery Of ltah. aud founded ahd described ~
follows beginning 1T point On the east side
Of tnnl EAST seventy tao huudfrdtha Ia. D
cLains, aud north one and ninoty two nun.
dfciihs ti.p2l chains. from thc.foIthWCst cor.
ner OF the northeast quarter " section Twcn.
yssfcn lgal IN Township Que .lI -auth, 81
hanFU Ouc Nv East, sait iatc Meridian. thence
south eighiy'iwo ~ degree and tra,iol min.
utcs, Wet uight tsl CHAINS. thence Nurih lyo
cl chains, thence norm eighty two fsil 10.
Hrccs aud ten tlnl minutes, West eight IsJ
chalns, u cnco south i've (hl chains % mo place
OF beginning. together with The secondary
water ftght 70 the sAme aud aiso win d tlght
ot Wy Tor an TugaiinH ditch avfltH 10 y ihnuuf
SAID estate tn the Hbuye described land atsurh
sp,acs +, ,sS va" be rT y, ssl ss least mu
Terms and conditions OF saiuf tlsh3 ten per
cent. ~ purchase mon y 10 be tgii o. tho hd,
minlstratux en- TIE day ~ safu balance on
rNprl sr OF rgrchssor. mo- u 10 in wuting
anI delNrfrd tu said Afmmlstraiti, bciu
ANNA u. CALVERT.
Admin.-trairiN % the estate II Henry lag
Ill iSlo Gii,. March eth. isoi. dsw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

Among other suggestions occurring In
Powelrs A, B, g 81 Agriculture are
the following; Adopt and persist In Hat
culture for everything except. perhaps.
celery. Sow and plant everything In
rows, nothing whatever broadcast. To
facilitate this, u good marker Il indis.
pensablo. This IL u heavy rake like i'm
pleinent for marking seed drills. When
used the line Ia stretched tightly and
the marker drawn alongside. A marker
may DO made thusi Select u piece Of
yellow Pine o feet 10 inches long and
otherwise by ~ inches. The teoth
should bc hardwood. by inches thick,
mortised into tho head piece and pro-
leciinR nino inches. Let there be seven
teeth ON one side, each foot apart, and
four ON tho other side. ut double tho
distance, by running the two outside
teeth and two others clear through.
Two handles are inserted at two feet
fIom either end and braced by u cross
piece Mt some distance from the head.
One stroke Of the marker noross the
garden will make seven rows. Just tho
foper depth for sowing small seed like
carrots or onions.
by all means have u marker made
now. That, and dibbcr, one or two
steel rakes and u good line, nre all the
Tools needed outside Of the regular farm.
ihg implements A wheel hoe IL useful,
proyiding the land IA clear Of stones
Flow now II the ground is In condition,
bgt do not harrow I'LL ready TO proceed
with the work OF getting IN crops,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17


NorcE - HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned Cpmmissiuurff they hays
ING been heretofore appointed BY 1aia IDufi 10
partition Tie estate ct said deceased 81 the
parties entitled ihercio) 10 al persuns inter.
csted IN the estate NJ aid dcrensod aud 10 their
ruardess. agents and attorneys within or
Commissioners will, IN The Ind DAY 0f ApTil,
isll, NJ " O'Clock m. nf said day Al
the onicc Of Isaac ". waidcn. aiiorrry. Va
and = rot iirst south street, IN The civ Of
salt Lake In tue cnunty Of salt Lake, ttuh
Territory. make partition 81 the real estate nf
said decrascd 10 the parties rnttird thereto
Frroflinr o. TIE dccfee Of distribution made
In said rstats on the iith day ~ Stay. isfp ~
said court. aud ~ prrruua interested lu fHli
estatc arc here by rounel 10 hr tird Hrnf he SAID
tine and place, amt make objection ~ said
partition it nnY they have
lh1 properly 90 he pHrtitiunrd IL purtru' H.lv
dtactit ed na g. lows; Pari at lnf seven .sI in
p. "a twenty ihrcu t1O ~ plat a." salt Lake
tiy surrey, commencing 1T DO uUtth
wet rnrnrr nf said int sttru 10
and running thence touih twenty U.UI
rods thrner sust ten tiDI rode thence
nurih ten guI fufHs thence west forty srycn
% feet thenrc north zen .iuI riiis. theme
west one hundred ard eighteen Ms fcct TO the
place " D. EiuriuF slttatsd m salt Lake CITY,
-alt lAae onn y, Utah Territory.
pM.i A. sHlt lake bty. -alt Lake County,
Utah Territory, ihit iiih dty ~ April. 1871.
". N. HIINlNSOs,
u. ). sNtrlt,
joins nnpNN,
5000. .. Commissioners,
ISAAC M wApUEtt,
fffurHfN for IHfate. ,td
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EXECUTORS SALE,


NoTtCE IL HEREBY GiyEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order OF the fiobaie
court IN and Tor salt Lake County, Itah Irrrl
tory. made on tho 5th day pf Anril lspl IA The
matter ot tho estate of William Howard do
ceased, the undrrflgn 4 executor OF tile last
Will and testament of taid derrastd, will trii
NJ public auction, to the highest bidder. Tor
each, lawful mvney OF the United rtatrs nf
America, on Mondhy, the e0ih day ct Arrii,
1871, a. 10 u'rlocs a.ui., AZ the lite 20 ffnfe D'
the deceased, 10 TX Cottonwood, salt lake
County, utah Territory, the following pcri0n-
al property. to W.T.
onc'Cook Stove and utensils. three Heating
stoves, one Uhest, sundTics 10 che I, isiolu nd
Ammunition, four Pictures, Flour, nfirlets,
Dishes and Table Furniture Nruhg nusl ~
volumes 81 linoLh, CLOCK, ; looking Glasses, .
Common Table,, MARI top IahIr. b. lItiIo6
and Clothes, Music Boa, liedstcads and Red.
dinR, Cot onudstuur, uid innis, nellie. tftn.
oic.,ii pair 81 scales, Hefngtrunr, train
NoNef, . tnpy liarTcls, Ilrafnn ,otu, Ewt-
~ ncminhus,I pounds Iontrcr,s toitles az
Nalnefs saic kidney Cue, assortment ~
Spceiaclc. and Case rmpiy five,
TALON hcEs, Chemicals, b! hounds Of
SOAP enounds Of conre, lipN Of Faucets ana
Taps, window blinds, ulAss runblnrs ard
Glassware, part u Harness hall, dofuu lot
saw, Tools and Material IN earpenier's shSp.
scyihe and 7naihc. I unholsterrd Chairs,
Upholstered Arm Chairs, Upholstered l,ock
lug CHAR, | Upholstered Lnungr. N Indo,y
sMh, Horse, Harness and Carriage, and about
~ GAllOns ~ Liquors.
ISAAC NJ WADnIIJ.
Executor NJ the Last WIN and Testament Of
Nuliam Howard, Deceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTlCE u HEREBY GIVEN ny TIN.
~ undersigned, Executor of mo last
Mill aud tee nmcnt o. Aimeua fArr, dece,teI
70 the CREDITOR OF. AMI all persons having
elaine aEainst the fnis deceased, tocNhilit thrln
with the necessary vouchers within ION
months after the net puhliratinn Of his no
lcc, " the said John A. Grlctheck, al Tho
huilding, No AfOuth, Main street. an iakr
cry, lihh, IN The puniy Of SAT- Lake
Dated salt ialo CIV. April let isli
jobs a. Glluf-nEOK.
mcua Iarr drroAsed. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

Henry wa'terson cmarks In passing
that tho commercial failure OF the whole
Argentine Republic will Impress it anew
on the British investors who lost hill.
ion dollars thereby that n dollar sent to
the United States 10 worth hnlf dozen
put in any other country. We of the
Angio-saxon blood do not lose our heads
and 30 mad after speculation like the
Latin races.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

There nre at presen. thirty cotton mills
In operation In South Carolina, with m
aggregate crushing capacity Of about
1000 tons Of seed in twonty.four hours.
Tho cost of quart of milk at the New
Hampshire station averaged for tho herd
..'i cents. The best cow ON good feed
made milk for i.50; milk for the poorest
COW on the same food cost i.2O.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

In amy section Of the country where
wood Is used for fuel. II will pay farmers
well TO save the ashes for making soap.
The value OF ashes has now become 20
well known that thero aro but few per.
sons 50 wasteiul ~ to throw them away.
Pessons who do not want them for soap
should by all means use them rs fcrtii.
izcrs. In addition 20 their value for
making domestic soap they are worth n
good deal TO spread ON the land after tho
potash has been extracted. They are
especially valuable for orchards and use-
full on close claycy soils. Where they
arc wanted for lye u cheap leach Is easily
constructed, or tho ashes may DO mt
into loose barrels or old casks placed ON
an Inclined platform 70 that the I've will
drain OF into u receiver. Tho ashes
should be kept dry until tho lyo il
wanted. The soap made from hardwood
ashes will DO found much superior to
that made from tho alkslics bought ut
the shops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

In the plotatc touf; 10 aud fof sait faks
County. Tcnu,Ofy Of Utah


NOTICE u ilEnEBY GIVEN THAT
~ iuman A. Ensru AMI snnhel Darn, al
ministrutOrs ~ Tie estate of Daniel earn,
dcctased, have rendered for fctuemsni, and
thcir administration ~ said estatc and
petition for nnal distribution ~ the roti
sue u said estate among the person.
entitled thereto, aui that THURSDAY, the ION
day " April, 4. H. 1871, at 10 O'Clock q. M.
~ the Court hnom ~ SAID Court, M the County
iouft House salt Lake CITY aud County, Utah
ltriicrI has been duly appointed by the judge
~ sad tuur,fo the settieine ui Of tald account
aud hearing SAID Ictition for distribution. II
witch time and p'aee auy person Interested IN
snid estate may STrear aud show cause, " any
there be, why taif account should not "
settled and approved and final distribution
made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated March -. is1l.
OF. ALLEN,
diw tlsrk NJ the Probate Court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Pfouate Court, IN and for salt r.ke
County. Territory Of Utah
In tho Matter Of the Esiate Of Emma fcitlcc
Carlisle. deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ john = Car'isic, adminisifAt0r u tho
estate of Imma Lettuce Carlisle. deceased has
rendered for foitioment, and fled In SAID Couri,
he final account Ut hiH nimlinisiraton Of said
cftnis and petition for funl distribution Of the
fctiduu Of sni1 estate among the pcfsons en-
titled thereto, aud that Tuesday, the 9iat
day % Apul. 4. - lrli, at 10 a M, ~ tho
Court room ~ said t1uri, IN the County Court
House. salt i.ltr city aud County. Utah Ter
ritofy, has hecu dnir opp Iiuted W the judge
Of aid tourt, for The settlement % stid a.
count aud hearing fgid petition for distubu.
ton, NJ whirh time ant place any pctsOn inter
sstrd In said estate may appear and show
cause, " any thcfe be-, why .aidarr0unt should
not he settled aud approved anu nnal dlstfilu.
ton made aa prayed for.
Dated March g-th. 1891.
q. D.. Ai.itN. CLERK otI'robate Couf
IyC. D.. STANTON, Deputy. dtw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NoTiur ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ underasnof Executors Of the sstAie on
Lucy -. Young, deceased. o. the creditors 81
ahd All pofssna hsyinE rlHlmf Against the said
deceased, 10 exhibit them With the neees
sary vouchers. within ten months after the nrst
puhlloAton ~ mi. notice, 10 the SAID executors
care Of Heller Young, at no East Tempi,
slreel; sali lake CITY, m the County Of salt
Dated March 9Th, ls9i.
HIiiEk YOUNG,
AWIA u, CkirA YOUNG,
IL GRAND YOUNG.
Executors of the estate OF Lucy q. Young,
ut'ehAtus dlnW IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

II ia claimed that sheep furnish tho
most profitable live stock industry In
North Dakota.
sheep aro now considered the best
stock for Michigan farmers, The mutton
breeds are popular.
The proportion Of cotton lint 10 seed Is
reported ut 0s TO 20 per cent, the best
results being in tho Atlantic states, in
Louisiana and In Texas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

90, ,,, -
fhe Itople OF tue isf'"fy OF utAh send
.t..uhsi -. ,,..,- a -. so,
4" n.,, tA, WIZ u ,,'sn," T.. DYER Nen
h.',s y, me I.,s Asi,.sa pa, s... raw
dsfrnd.n,s, ''''
.,.,, 800 ,,,.,,,,., ,,,,,,.,,.,. -. -
" w anA hLnhh ~ lhtD 10 Ar.
I'n ~ an s' ,i. u,vas ,.' lsaln't you "
Q, ne Ihlrd yI =, ni.',is, Of the isgrl9r,
Ia ,.,,,h,, w., as.s ,ompiAihi h.e1
,heirln Mit WV ,oh uy' tea il'ne OF The day
ol ,se Mws n ~, sin ~, % yon OF lhi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17
CHURCH BLANKS
Printed and for Sale at
THE DESERET news OFFICE.
SALT LAKE CITY.

bishops heoomluend', hoot.ot ~, s0r.i Of loo. 5sc
iruHrs Association l.ou aud Record iioois. ~ 10
y l. NJ l. A. Roll and Rssori Hook, VISA
wand i'aeofi' / Or, 400, 2qr- tSo0i lqr., lio.oo
hish Priests Record. Made IN order.
te,sauos' Records Made TO orisr.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In Tie E.late o, Jar mol. =. clsa-r. lee.,,o

IN lhe istAte pi james y. 'lcary, bccealcd
NOTICE u ilEntDN GIVEN ny TIM tfN.
- 'Iofslgned Administrator af a.. esttte
OF james =, 'lcafy, accOasei, To the ctc Iitufa
OF, and al persons having claims against the
thi4 dcccnH q. ~ sthihit them with the necrs
aarY vouchers within ten months after The nfat
pullts alton - thtt notice, to the said Adf,iris
traitor, ~ me Law fnicu NJ nirhsrfs and Movie.
Constitution Huilding. - -, Main "a, salt l.. 4
Guy 10 The County nf SAT- Lake.
Dated April Let, Ism.
RDwARD W. PALMER,
Administrator of ,hc Isfate Of Jane. 4
Clrary. deceased. doasg ~.
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Remarkable Cm so Early IN tho Season.

= splendid quality Of Printed India Silk nj rynnI
OF High Novelties tomy
N my o. ~ In 1elored and Black riantines
o English
100 pieces printed Chnlics, AT &c
pieces SeeruckeT Birghhms
100 IIonespnn S,i,,s S.
dress fabric, ''''' '''' '""in'
100 pieces STYLE.
FIuncngr
W. ,gng match y- makes complete
e-lSns st. Gals yd
gant Lace DnIery Nets
uu ussigns, Sl00 eryanl, N"N
undfcd Kid Gloves
:
aness cotton half hose, quality, a
hnurh sul" stout half HOse, aifsf 0r
brown balbriggnn Shirts Drnwer at Doc.
SIX Hcafr large assortment. for
,anu.nc beaded Wraps, o sndsO
Silk md pealci
$1,000 '"N"''s I" SOW sfVV STOW ana upto
placed OF
w. III eoofei mohair black alpaca gloria ''
Inc o
The tsst uckng
Nhnk ii'mstehtd Founcgs, Mul etc. now open for
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petition Tor admission 70 lfobato OF WI
DuHsuANT 40 AZ ORDER or SAID
L Court In snd matter. notice IA hereby
gwen that InefdAy, the sisi day oi April, ~,
ispi, at 10 O'Clock o., M, ~ the County
iourt linufc,in salt laAo Cty, Utah Territory,
In he court room ~ sud Court, has been ~.
pointed the ume AMI place Tor the hearing OF
Tho admission 10 probate Df certain document
Herewith presented, purpofiing To he the last
WIZ nnd I, alnmeul NJ ,ihy Ann hilds. dc.
may appear and OppObe tho probate of said
VIII or The granting OF letters Of admini,lra'
non, with the VIII ANNEXED, r. urorgc j. lay
lor, ~ PR yod ior IN tHid petition,
la wiincts where {, haze hcreunto set my
hand anu 'unlNed the seal Il raid cont, tins
sth dav ~ AIrl, \. u. ISL
tsEAI-l q. v. ALtEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Count.
by l.. STANTON. Deputy CleTk.
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SUMMONS.

In he District C0uri IN aud for ne 7airi
judicial District ~ Utah Territory,
County NJ Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-17

Louisa rRirr, widow, rHlScIs 3. Drga,
LLI.ns ). i'itltr, LOIS u. iiuSr aud
Ass T.. PnArT. heirs OF the late Al.
dlson Frat, deceased, Defendants.
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NOTICE.

DLANs ARE ISy1TED TuR TIM IREC
4 ton 81 Joint q y aud uouniy lulidinr
t1 be erected IN the center of the Eighth ward
square fsifr ~ block 40 feet square. The
ntop1,ed huidinf " have four ffun,s, three
stories will basement, aud constructed on the
pan ~ what n known ne slow combustion
Cost Of buudin.i completed moi 90 rArecd $50.
90 al plans - he submitted on OF before Mny
18Th, is'i. city ava County resolve tie rEht -
reject any and All plans. FOR further particu-
lars apply o.
iioN. q. n. SCOTT. Mayor
Hos ~. W. HAitrCH, Probate Judsc.
salt Lake CITY. Utah, April Z, i.1i.
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Noiiceof time and place for the hearing
pethi0n for admission 10 Probate OF Nill.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-03

ITALY has made her great bluff, and it
is a most contemplate one. She has
thrown into the business everything that
could be irritating and insulting to the
United States. In her sundering of
diplomatic relations she has been quite
as insulting as she we'll could be. The
United States, if this country is deserv-
ing the name OF great nation, ought to
be methodical and ceremonious in its
relations to this febrile power. No great
harm would accrue if these stilted diplo-
matte relations were never resumed.
Under the sullen and soggy Umberto, a
proclaimed lnfdel and a no-account dys-
peptic, almost any condition of Italy
would be preferable to the personages
that now unhappily rule that contry.
Between an agnostic and an imbecile
there is very little choice left for the
greatest seat of opinions in the world.