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OF INTEREST TO ApAalANs.
hniise'iiona Made nt Recent Meeting Of
nosion lee Keepers.


Mr. L. l.. Pratt. Of Beverly. read an
interesting paper on honey producing.
IN TIL lc considered the matter OF r,t.
tins bees started IN the srction-a t-ou.
mcsluo experience with MANY bee keen.
en-. Ito nidi
"Oue % two coldnies % a rule ~, Into
The bosei ut once aud make a start be-.
lore tle others begin. ~ thi, case sini.
ny shift "a row " started sccloh8 with
middle row Il one not started. beos
aud all. Conunao 20 40 this until al,
have ~ least one row q started boxes
Another plan g. 10 tier 40 claei Of sec.
tons above thrs,Tuugest colonies. lolv.
my out tlo c0nttr row Of hora. in rnrh
ease and hang n franc ~ brood in al
stages In their places. Leave thu m,n
o start Is made. vlen now Of started
DnAcs can De placed Va the conteruf rsoh
case, bees aud nil 70 they refuse 10
work aftcr thii It IL worry evident tina.
they in.cnl 20 swami, when every effort
should be- made b. encourage ihen Do 40
80. Disturb them a. little ~ po,sihlc.
and feed a little during unpleasant
weather. Adjust a trap 10 The cu.r,nca
and prepare o. now hive Tor each. with
starters in the frames not over two
inches wide"
Mt Pratt cautioned against the hiving
Of awarms un fuii sheets OF foundation
OF drawn comb. II, advised when The
swarm issucs examining ino top for tho
queen. "Nhn found um6yo Tie trap
nui adiult it 10 tho front Of the nsw
hive aud place DC CLOSE beids the parA.
colony Leave &c until tho swarm i,,.
turns. which it will do IA n few minutes,
hiving iieli as tico aa you please. After
the swarm is nicely settled In and Oh tho
hive 10 can be placed whrrl 1t Is 10 sinud
permanently and tho queen allowed 10
run in among the bees. II Ga safer 10
wait until quite late IN tho afternoon b..
fore the queen % released. The caso o.
started aoaiiong should ho removed from
the old hive and placed on lho swarm.
u thce bces do not show comb honey 10
sbocauHe there isno honey IN fho hcll.
Ia fow dayu the sarert colony will
have become strong enough TO take a
new cnio of sections"
10 guard against the after swarming
Mr. Pr.tt'a advice was ~ rcidiust tine
trap to the OLD colony. catch anil kin Che
quCrus "a fact a. they come IN with
swarm. Then the rap should De- removed
tn allow the lat young que % wedding
flight II incrouc 4 mol, desired the new
hive can w placol on the Old stand, and
ull thn romaiu.ng beeH can be- shaken oil
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u have heard and read mnny path.
cite stories said Senator lIoar '"but
none Of them ever uWokc 80 much sad
sympathy a one which Professor Gnl.
loudet related recently The prosc-.
sor has favoriic pup;l.-a little deaf
mute boy. who Is Exceptionally bright
Mr. Gnilaudet asked him II he knew
tho story OF Gcurg, Washington and
the cherry tree. With his nimblc Tag.
os the little one said he id, and then
hc proceeded 20 rpoat II.
Tile gentleman continued until tho
boy had informed the professor Of the
elder Washngton's discovery Of the
mutilatcd tree and Of hi. quest for the
inuiilator. When Georges father nsked
lin who backed his ilyorite cherry
uce, slgnalrd tho volcelcss Child.
George put his hatchct ia his left
hand STOP interrupted tho pro-
ics'or Where do you sot your au.
thorlty Tor saying Do took ,ho Ratchet
inhis loft lnndr Why, responded tho
hoy ,who know nothing 81 speech, no
needed his right hand 10 tell MI. iather
that he cut the trca Washington
Star.
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American Cultivntor saya 1t "a no
doubt important IN laying down paature
- learn from ncisliboring ineadoWs
what AFRO the most uiablo grasses to
SOW. what flourish best nnl what are
most cohmmed by tho aiock. super
fetal observers are often mis'nA 10y ne
plants which, having beeu rleeud By
The stock, have rui, % seed, nld 30 make
The greatest show IA tho autumn The
Practical man does not need 10 have if
nAnted out that the trisscs ana DINER
plants IN pasture which run TO teeu
are the plants 10 be rejected by him 20
they have been rejected by tho stock
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The amount Of food that one horse
may thrive and DO well upon mag IN.
luro another liisas necessary 10 know
tho capacity OF ~, horse, a. Tar as HE
digasii1n concerned, as itis 20 know HE
atrength and how much he isable topull.
stodjard says one should be somo.
what spariug IN tho uso OF cooked food
Tor tho laying and tine breeding stock, az
At appears 10 favor Che development Of
iat abou. tho oyaric'. Ia general one
half Of tho food may DO cooked, and IN
cold weather may DO fed warm. Forvc
uallcls 20 lly with plenty Of egg produu.
ing food, but not with Hiiinulan,s.
Roofing grapevine branches, accord
Ing 20 Popular Gardening, should DO
dono Ia carly spring. Dig shallow
tronch into whiah the branch or stem Is
10 bo laid. Cover lightly, To keep In
place. When che buds start into growth
I'm tho soil back into tho trench. with
such irea.mcn. each shoe. viii be likely
10 produce a plant.
The ewes need variety %, food. aud
though they should not DO ied too hcay-
lis just before lnmbing, for fear Of max
ing them too fat, and thereby inducing
milk ioyer. they should NOT 30 sighted
after The lambs are dropped, Tor II WIZ
DE all that the owes can DO to provide
milk for strong. vigorous lambs.
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In The niiric. Court n aud for the Third
Judicfal District 81 umh Territory,
County nj snli lake
William wonllej rlhanf
vs.
Mary Ann Woolley, naienianl

The People OF Tho rrruioY o, u,ah send
10 Mary Ann wooney, Defendan
VOU Arr iihRkhi nkquIhhp TO
apprhr IN an ncuUn nrpHfhs against you
ny the hluV1 name1 pautlf IA Tho iiHifict
tlun ttnn third Judisiu ulslrcf oi thn Ter.
rngy 81 utah, AId IN answer The comuiAil.
MED therein withm ton lays tcNoluaivo Of
Tue Any ~ fersirol hftcf Nc AgrYira nn you
ct TINS summon AZ fCrycd within tbs county
ora served gut of this cunnty, hut 10 tHia die
uict, within twenty dfvr othorwise Within
iartv days-or judgment hY default Will hv
sad complaint
Thesald nriun IA brought 10 have q decree NJ
tbs eonr, difkulNinE me bonds ~ inAinWouY
between the plaintiff aud defendant rrauiIns
plainuh general relief, paved pu mo iruuud
that uu or about ne ifi dHF Of bee. lsll, thu
defendant WHOLLY md without ca se deserted
Hnd abandoned 'lc pHnuN, ana has uNuf
since 20 wiifully Hnd Wlthnul cause de arrttd
rud abandoned him, uud lIffd separate ami
spArt trom Inn, with iut any tuiieien cause or
c1nseui.
Aud you are hereby notified mat IL YOU faii
" appear and hutWrr ii,r sHli complaint o.
ahnN We required, tho fHlf iiainun win Hrpiy 20
ihc Court Tor ne friiof HHHannr'i thrFVlu
Niintsa, the iiar. Dnaflss r, Zane, judge.
and ihr seal ~ the nistrci Nouii az the
THIRD iuilcfui ~ Etrift, DO anu tor the Tern
tory ~ Utah, tils ven daf Of danuary, u
me yoat OF oar lord, one thousand eight
hfndf aad ninety one
SHALL AEAnN u. MCMILLAN, CLARK.
uoAN AZ
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Mss Dc Ilattp- Boy. aid YOU SEQ stray
pug dog GROUND here auywherpf
Smart Boy Nca'm just saw one bein'
chcwcd up byn biz bulldog, an saw nm.
other bcin' tlrd ton tin eau an keroicna
poured all over I'm. ana ! saw another b..
log chopped mp Ter sauss ~, au''---
Mrs. he flai,r longghIng NJ a railing for
suprortl-Ooo. horruml I'D give y %
got MY httle fldo safely back
Smuit boy-All right, mum. You wal;
Aelv La.l . minute. --t,aal News
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$500 RewardI

we viii paw mo Above rugaf1 faf anY casc q
liver c1wp'7int pisrttsin, sirs Headache,
IunlgrHfiHf. Constipation ~ tnHuVrnUss va
rauuut rnfe with Uu1rs NrFstlhiC Liver pi'ia,
sttn ihr dirtfIiauu arc sfrrIIr complied with.
They ore purely vegetable. aud never fail ln
give titiafsulun, sugar Coated. Llrsr blaes
containing % RUE, - tcuiss beware u cuuq
trfisiis AMI iwtiuunT 1hn lVuulnr manu-,
fariufed only iN rut joins q. MhBr COM.
pANf. Cui'AGO, Ill
ha'd ~ .lnHSsos. ram a CO., pws sap.
san tHke liy
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Here Is thc description of simple
broader which viii accommodate iOl
chicks fog period oi four 10 six weeks.
Tnko four boards u iuches wild, and
o cor ~ feet long Nal them together 70
ns 20 form a box without top or bottom.
CoyCr tho top witch shes. iron nailed
down. Over tln rheet hun aud around
tho outside nail inch strips ono and q
half nrhel Wide, lcIgingl gnre an zach
wide 10 each Of tho four corner. Now
put on another COVER Of boards. which
will form the iloor % your brood8r IN
tho ccnicr 81 this floor bars an inch or
an inch aud o halt hole. and insert q tli
tabs four inches long.
MAKO platform ~ boards dali
inch stun will do ,ix or eight inches
shorter and narrower than iht flour o..
your bsoodcr. aud nail leg I've inches
long under each corner. tack Clip %
flannel four iuchcl wilc around the edge
Of thia platform, All siit 10 with the
tLenrs every thf,.eo four ineh0 toalldw
The young chicks go run through easily.
That Il M thrgc S. ol II. except cutting
ont q V nhapea iuyrriell hole IN one Of
the sides Of tho b1s, nine inches high
and wide enough az tho bottom TO slide
a lump IN The lamp heats the Dir be.
tween the shoot iron top and the floor n
%. hruuder. which. rising through The
tube IN the ccnior strikes against the
platform above aud Is dlTusrd over The
chicks, With a little oxpefisno' one can
toon tel how high 90 keep the lamr of
The lamp 90 % not To mako the iour NJ
The brooder too warm, which IS injuri.
'ous. With this broolrr and proper feed.
ing there need be- no trouble in iaisirgat
least " per cent. Of M ihu healthy
hatchod chicks. Ohio Farmer
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WHY THE DEsERET NEWS SHOULD
&c SUBSCRIBED ron IN
7RsFtHEGcE TO KlY
OTHER PAPER.

!. u Il tho Organ u tho Church Of
Jesus CHRIST ~ iaticr-day Saints. aud
ihe authorized medium through which
the Views, wl.hc. aud instruction, Of tho
Chur5h Authorities arg expressed, gnl
given 20 the saints.
.. It may always be- relied upon a. I'D.
yo,nting OF dsionding tls right slac Of
evofy question proper Tor public journals
% ,roai upon.
o. T. IL devoted to the Interests ~ The
laitor-day saints and has. from Il. lnrcp.
ton, yaliauty doiondcl thclr rights aud
advocated tho Principle. Ia which they
bc.icyc' and every iaticr.dny Saint
should therefore irol undor obligations 10
DO hIs part Ia helping to su,,IuiL
T. ltisnot publlshod Tor speculation,
aud never has lesn. but fir tho good
which u Il capable of accomplishing, tie
profits. II my thcrn be- derived from H..
being devoted IN extending .u sphere N
usonlnass, and bonpul,ing tis CON.
mulI,y.
u h doing lts utmost to establish
homo Industries, among which arc raprf
making and iypo-founding, sierroivp.ug
aud clcclroiyplug branches necessary
70 tho development aud iudopcudcnrr u
the community, but which, during tholr
infancy (which In this Territory they
have not yo' passed., eau only bv carried
On at = pcrunlary loss,
q, Thcro Il no danger n any,nb. crlhor
70 tao News failing 10 get what he sub.
srrlbos for through failure OF lac husluc -
aud suspension II tue publle.lon-a
result Ia ihc ciao 81 hundreds Of u1wa.
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10 ghcir oyo-'ighL
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ruptod nom hnyins sccess to II; ia fact.
Il refuses Thousands ~ dollars worth OF
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opinion nor tho hope OF galuinr sub.
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tina, which % right ana condemns that
which Is 'froug regardless OF results,
financial or 0ihefw.se.
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aud resorts To no sub.or.uros To induce
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proi,r. 10 stand on i's own merits. aa tbe
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which Il has onloayogel % faithfully
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r. In conclusion, ia iA'tor-day Saint
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paper, that paper should boz tho Drsuntr
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suMMoNs.



GeorFe J., fesdan. Iieanein yead,n, stewart
y uanfh, jamgs Mufdocs. fnnpci Andcr.
son and ldweft j. 1frnwlth,
Defendants.
The People o. the runtory Of unh send
10 ueor4e D.. leafoa. iisnsietn Yesdon stew
at 2 Ntuih| iHust Mufnoea, t0iff So.
d'tsnn aHi edward :. ifenaiih hefead.
AIif
N,or AHE rrrcry nsQrirrp To ~.
D rear DO Do aflpn ntuurii asair. YOU by
the above nauHd alnun in lna ustf..f t'uuft
oil tle thiif judicial ~ ulUf 10 the frffitHrf
~ itth, ESQ l anaucr ihe npiH.Hf % sl
~ f.ftlfri Nisf u.r afitHr 'n feu Ii this
.inmunas 'f soft Hd uiiIn ih|s Uau1fT ni II
served 0ul nf ihis county, ON. iu tiIt dalfitt.
WITHIN iwepp dN., g.l.rslsr wihln fgrN
as1inst yot, ACCORDING io zoe rrayci ot tai1
'ii's "a as,,oe g.. trough, Co. o.e,,er tho
aur ui ll with i1igrsst thereon 3d. ref Coos
1907 aHWUfn front dniy la. igN. and Ihr cum 90
nH with iuieff at iu rfr cent per hnnum
tlin iuur OBJ. isn. and ten yer ccni ~ tus
~ tH'a tulf uun Coz arrn ntHfi or further r..
nnI Oh iNn pfrr 90 Hs iu this ruurf may HUem
iarei ftt eIutiila Anf 81 futthtr drrrtr co.
enc rHafi iur ihf f4Icritfufr 4nd 1alr ~ A uarf
Uf l1. 8 100 ni0.a s.pitt "A." hit fate DIV
sun r1ril. nrIHH ataf1InI 30 fois south
ffln iAf 81. corner ~ aid l0t' murmg
NN'.INfN HNN|N NN|NN D
uleufN Ncsi rTdf ihcrrr north u 10 tur
plarr ni N'rinnnd. under a mFftHaEo r1 10
rAetuNfUur4 delivered BOY tnc "a dfftf dluts
iuNcfHfd Failun september 600. iss1| fl 10.
cure payment % tiInmisuV nulHH tur fNHnI
o. -h Hnd even Gatg nn IfNahIr ono ysai after
tAfe via intarftf from cate uHuI Naiiit thnf M
iau of EITHER rs HHId NfHuiHrff ulfft rHs "a
lilf rN'Hui IuiUfrst Inc nfst one iuHl 30
July o. ifn. mo tfe irfrftat ua ttH second one
i1HN ~ HNun % .HNt unIH sI'd Wuftrf rU
TnftiNri iur HN HlturHHa.H faH be- HIaf. IHli
itai ihr 1i1 ltf'ni nis Hnf HI1in riilfsins
r'IImifH nait ptrnIHUa iuuHrIarut iu aid
rlhriif iHuuasfH uaY De- huIed and tnreI
closed uniHr sHd DE- lnu inlt fHu proceeds
n' anid a'e pr 1pri D % ihr plt nest 10 me
amuuHt dac DE rIHuuH niirT uifuT go rHsis
400 ot rntrs ant uWHrusi's fff and iflttL,
tlalnilN m1v have lul meat tur any dtfiUirfrY
which fi1r sin4ln Nirt arulfrt .'I trH ptu.
carfs 90 asif sale lrflnst 'i0 tld dftrudluia
ogniso g. lcftlH auu iirlflHuH Nfai1u.
Aui Tun Hrr hfrt .F poo Ilfu thHi DO Won fan
n lrpfnf l4d answer thu HsiU complaint ID
GLOVE required ihr aald pifnuH Nni sppy 90
tnr court Cor iic friisi demanded hUf0lt
witness thr Hon, Charles 70 ftue. IufHo. and
lhc trsi 81 ihe iHtiflrf tuuf' 81 ths Ih|ri
jld oili uittrt 90. in aud ~ the TfrfIinr, VI
ltan. tnif ilu DAY uf IriAiry. iu lhr
irHr uuf ilni nut tnouaand c.sht Iuu.
drcd AID n|rnfrtuun.
nnNlil e.. MCMILLAN.
nr ono. u LOOMS
hruy c'er..
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why didn't yon come when / rang, -
said rcup lady 20 her servant
"B4causr ! didn't hear do bell,r re-.
piled Matilda SNOWFALL.
Hereafter when YOU doh't hear tho
bell you must come and ten me 30.
"yosm Texas Siltlngs.
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aNWA- ANiN Wy NiM ANfN AHAlNN ANtNf
The importance of maintaining tho
fertility o. iho farms was pronounced at
tho late convention az tho Sow York
Dairymcna neosiationulb being She most
important question hciero the dmgyMen.
Mr. i. D. Curtis snili "Wcmust cngagr
ia q miAcd agriculture. not continuing
ouilalycs 20 oHe line. Tho a.o s. ono
mcans OF getting ont OF The rut. So also
Is the raising OF grain aud feeding the
same on tho farm whegp 10 "a raised. Il
takes more milk 10 mako pound O.!
cheese or pound of bu,ior than 70 did
twenty years ngo, and this comes from
the lc- med fertility Of our farms"
A. %. Boxer, Of Aurclius. favored
dairying ona grain farm. lie had found
IL an advantage % raise the grain con.
mmol instead OF buyius' II. He ald;
"Any farmer who can raiso corn cannot
alfoul 90 do without silo.'
Secretary Woodward explained tho cost
Of Keeping cows out Of doors a. followsi
"lt takes twmty-f1ur pounds Of hay TO
keep cow twenty four honu 70 shn rinl
oui Of d1or. It sho Is kept Ia all tine
tino 6le cnn be- kept up as well with
eighteen pounds ~ hay"
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In the Probate Court IN and Co., sllg Lake
tUuuty. Territory % tian.


NrOrlCE D uEErnT ONfN THAT
~ iuu.an 4. insirn ana samtri Uafr, 90.
uluiatrlilrs ct tts estate ~ Daniel earn,
Hifd ~ sAif Court, ttclri ina account ~
Their ADMINISTRATION Of said rsiHfH and
Icutiou Tor nual dHHhuipn ~ DIE fcsi
dur ~ fad rstliH RmonF Che HHfsnns
eniiufd thereto. ana ihAt ratrftlf, DE gitt
dnN ~ hhrru, 4. " i.ii NJ ~ 'riaHE .. w..
~ the Count Room u Flii court. ~ she County
torrt iiour, salt axe tity snd fnunty, q tall
ierrtq1 ,hhs been lulf apruinirilT tHc jude
~ saiu 'urriipr thu 81 ginf utof fatd arrpuut
and bearing Htd prnupr fIr disfuluuun. a.
Which tiug and pace any prftun Interested on
SAID taia'r may appear AMI show raufe. 10 any
thfTe be, why fsid account should DOT b.
settled aud approved ami hnal diitfibui.un
made o. prayed tuf
lnt1u FeNruury q, lHl,
UE AfiES.
diW CLERK 81 inV Probate O1uri
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IfaAL MOTTO.


IN the matter % thr fttsic ~ ll1icfi 4 Smith.
deceased.
hvOTiCF - IiuHY GitIN THAT
IN losfph s. smith. admin ritas W me
estate oi robert s.. smith, dccraipi. hfs iUn.
derrd or asti onrnt. and nlsd Id SAT- Court
iis anni Hrrnuut of h'a afmiuisIluuu ~ aHId
eIiaie aud petition ior hnHi dutuuHnu % no
fe.idur ~ shid estate lm1ng tf rcu1ns rh.
utlfd thereto. end Lllt IuHf w.. fhr lHth day
Of Mauh, A. 10 1891. st 10 o'rlOct o., ~ thr
ouI' lioon 81 shid Court, ~ the rHHniv
Copfi lioutf, salt inac tity All nunir. Liah
judge nf t1Id fuurt for iha sTiiItnHnt ~ faid
ncenu { FuH hearing said peili.In inf dlsfH
luiipns Ht Wufh tmr aud plrNf cav prra %
Interested lu slIf estate nay auIfHr Hru show
cause. " auY there b. whr salf airuunf should
rut be stttIed and approved and ilal dIairifu
SOU made Ha pfAyri furs
Dated tsiluafy u. ISL
q. D. ALLEN,
Clifk nt the futatr tnuft.
Charles D. Pearson. Attorney ili Admm.i-a.
.fHa.
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had los' hcr flrrp goa aouiirt u,I viisto
a. ind tnrm." So the Old if.'fr rhta'n
says nni % rue1 ou 20 hi 'iler l,nvp
thmi nlHu9 and fhryil cnfe luirr All
trur tN.lf iHna isliud thri fu ans
NAV De- trie uf lrft shenp. huilf sou have
lra' your halth tmi tlrrH nTHri ~
lctNn tAit u'uue. W VIII ~ ClMH iafs
% ~ own ncnrd i-uur pctla hmr iHat
liHN mover bother niutn aUil, lrty Il
tnm ~ ihn Nar tffg iufr' f14if sos
often ihC. Nlttlus ru 10 y osnfumr'lve's
grave lrth WV "utlf l Duu Tor
llnflripl Ur. which il unNNHIfY nt.
kuuWitduI tn o. lrufua frsfius no
mugs, wnIll have tc0n iI..d ufin "a
mlutuluuf tuf nov people d. dining
a. rCnlyn that tHU dlsouln D. 49, Iururttin.
Ur. flfrUUa Golden Medical Discovery viii
cutu n 10 taken N ilfuc uni uVrn faf
tllI Ihia WuIlf.fnuuWugh HHHig VIIl
up' make NV itmFH int q rIi iIainfl
dHigts11 uncs Cor llilihy silif laIIulifr
Inslns nave fiIied. Il i tbs moss b.. tflit
Tonic w. strength ultnryr liHutlvc, ur
hipuI rlrau9rf. anu nuirtu On Hrsh
lHldrf Known g. wci'icul srUu.r. rHf
liuEeuqH Coughs. W ak iuuls. stHffinr vi
Hood. liver Compliant an ntsHa4H..
o. Indigestion, q IL uu ul'uuIld nmtdN.
as-sss.fs.ss-s-.--ssaaa.f
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rAe leople Of the Territory Of uish send
To louisa rat. widow. Trrnri. :. DYER. Eiisn
% rrtu, LDla % iiuut anI Ana q. iuiI,
heirs Of inc late addison FRAU, DECEASED,
dricudanis
YOU AM nErrnY REQUIRED 10 Ar.
4 pcartE az atuin brought tgainft yun ly
thr hiptu named 81 lniin DO tho nisifiri Cnuft
~ o. Thu1 iuficili uisfFrt 81 tHr itTUtnrg
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uisro.n within icn days te, inne 90 fho DAY
tunmont--if rfryra wiulH ihil county M II
served oui of thia county, hut iu THIS district.
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-or Judgment uy dfiault HlH e. tHkon trlInnt
you, according tpthe pfarfrnf sHil enmp Amt.
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OF NJ eolri nfiidring sHlh NJ M d"i,ndanta
10 the properly hcr lnaiigrl dtscr ed. aud
determining such clam ~ ciuiusi a..
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properly. Hnd iiat TOE titir ~ nlaifun Ia same
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relualy ,nll'ni.f dctfrianis aud each Of
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such ntrtr and iurth.r frl.Ni 90 "a tpuiiy be-
llngfi gdn promises are de- flhrd M iailos-,
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ming thence Wet rnfs, iirr. Noun ipfoua.
ilonco lnsi z fnds, ihFnUf 7luth 10 rnis 10
place % beginning. Hiualr In -lit Lake CITY
aud County, uiln IfruluIF
Aniyo are hereby nodded that II yf % fall
10 appear aud snhwet thr SAID compliant -
abqfn required, thp sgid rlHlniln y Happy 10
The couft Tor tue rcflcf 4elatdcd ihrri IL
Vince The Hon. h,ritf e Zane, Juhse ani
iho soa! o' lhU Dittrift llutt or fbr ThId
,hdicill Diet W., in an tlr che Territory
VI tiAn, ulHl'tA day Of gltaaryln the yfar
ofnuf lord one thuu.Hld cigtt hundred
and uinc.ytore
tsEALl HENRY To-. MCMILLAN.
ny GEo ~. LooNts,
dim b,iuI CLERK
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~ ne Dig'rici Cont il and Tor Me T2hd
iHiirim DHud Of Ct,h Trr1infJ,
County Of salt Laie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

congrsssnan Simpson Is expected 10
5Hinp on government abuses with uo'A
feet--wi.hout socks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

Louisa ruArf, widow, iuANCftk \. DiTu,
hLtls y ilAtr, iots ~. lilsr and :.
AS T. fHAfr, lUifH ni Ihr iutr Nd
Olson fftif, deceased pefcudlnts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

George D. Yeadan. Iicnrieita Ycad1n. stewart
Y. uanFh, JHmns Nufdors. FunpUr Au10rs
son and idwet D. 1fthwth.
letcudaufs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-06

10 Nenrge o.. lrafnn, itenfietn weldon stew
ar 2 Iiufh. iHmas Mufnoe4, i0tirf So.
d'fsnu AMI Edward =. lffnaiih hefead.
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Clrl NJ the rrtatr OHuft.
Charles D, Pearson. Attorney iui Admm.tr,
fUH fHs.