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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30
TO-Day's Trial List.

Criminal ourt-Commonwealth VS.. P
Schaffer, C. B. Jordan, Albert Smith. John
Garrison. John Edmonds (2), Peter Herring
ton, Frank Graceton, John Cosig. alias Gra-
ham, Harry Chambers ~, ID. Lorimer (2).
j. II. Wilson(2), Frank Robinson, Patrick
McCale, n. T. Richardson, John.Conlon, Nj.
Bennett (2), Edward Rubican.
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Wants His Father Taken Care OF.

William Woods of Butler township, whose
father wasn't sent to Dixmont last week,
says he wants his paternaI parent taken
care of; that the old gentleman is not able to
attend to his own business affairs, and this
for reliaf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30
Three Officers Laid on.

officers Bagby, Downey and McAleese were
suspended yesterday. Their chief cause of
offense is the failure to report speak-easies
that were operating on their beats. This is
something Inspector McAleese does not be-
lieye in
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30

Gcmio Cramolin, the counterfeiter whose
operations were described in yesterdays
DISPATCH was taken before United States
Commissioner McCandless yesterday and
held for Il hearing tomorrow. John T. Bone
of the East End, was also given q hearing for
the same offense and dismissed
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30
Good Cooking

Is one of the chief blessings of every home.
To alwaye insure good custards, puddings,
sauces, etc, use Gail Borden Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk. Directions on the
label. Sold by your grocer and druggist.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30
Good Boy He Is.

Buy him the bicycle. You can get any
size at James w. Groves from SO to S135,
made by the very best manufacturers. Look
at them,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30

cations from various points in the Ohio Val
ley and Southside.
President Smith and Secretary Dillon we're
both present Good order prevailed during
the day and everyone enjoyed himself.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30
A Kind of a Busting Noise

You'll hear if you call in at James W.
Groves and take home few packs of their
giant or American crackers for Fourth of
July.
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b. & b.

Before you go summering buy one or two
pairs or more of the 6 and 8-button length
white chamois mousquetaire gloves-7j
cts.-they wash. BoGGs & BUHL.
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Simen's Bargains!

Ladies' tan color Oxford ties at Soc, worth
81 25 at Simen's, 7S Ohio street, Allegheny,
Pa. Close at noon Fourth of July.
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b. q b.

New and fashionable-ladies' white
chamois gloves-6 and 8-button length
mousquetaires-they wash-priee only IS
cts. BoGGs & BUHL.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30

LEvEL-HEADED men use Iron City beer
and stop ice water these warm days. For
sale at best bars.
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BLAINE.


Misses Russian tan button shoes at 81,
worth 81 80, at Simen's, rs Ohio street, AL
legheny. Pa. Close at noon Fourth of July.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30

ALL lovers of delicscies use Angostura
Bitters to secure gooddigestion. rTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-30
u, tl,e Idnes Ahout Burgiar WIIson.

Drawing the Lines About Burglar Wilson.
Detective Zimmerman, of Allegheny, re-
covered two gold watches in a pawnshop
yesterday that had been sold there by Andy
Ziewnak, the man arrested on Sunday
charged with being an accomplice of Burglar
Wilson. One OF the watches is a IA karat,
Howard movement, she'll case, and the other
is cheaper one. Both were pawned on
February 9 last. 1t has also been discov-
cred that Wilson is originally from Brady's
Bend.
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BIBER & EASTON.
SUMMER REDUCTION
SALE.
A GENERAL MARK-DOWN IN EACH
DEPARTMENT.
HUNDREDS OF ENDS OF CHOICE
DRESS FABRICS FROM 5 TO
YARDS OFFERED AT
TEMPTING RE-
DUCTIONS.
Choice Challies at &c.
36-inch Challies at 10c.
36-inch Challies at 1211c
32-inch Mousseline at 12Hc.
Mousselines in rich colorings, 14c.
Choice Ginghams now 10c.
Extra grades reduced to 121lc.
Pine Apple Organdies now 25c.
Cashmere India at 12Tc.
H. S. embroidered Handkerchiefs at 18c.
All linen, unlaundered Handkerchiefs at
10c.
Scalloped edge embroidered Handker-
chiefs at 25c.
Gents all linen H. s. Handkerchiefs at
15c. .l>..
Gents H. S. fancy border Handkerchiefs
at 25c.
Boys Seersucker Waists now 35c.
Boys Flannel Waists, SOC and 75c.
Seamless Waists, 30c to 4Sc.
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WASH GOODS REMNANTS

To-day in Wash Goods Department.
The choicest bargains ever offered
are among them. Lengths from >
to IL yards in Wash Fabrics of all
sorts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

DIR. i. II. Nofsinger, Kansas Ciiy's
postmaster, docs not smoke very much,
but he has nevertheless sent n number
OF grccnbacks up In clouds during tho
past thirty years The doctor Is COM
Portable sort Of man and likes TO enjoy
the good things going. llc does not
smoke more than five cigars day-ho
thinks more might DO injurious to his
health. This makes total OF $50 per
month, or 1900 IN year. which nun.
Der multiplied by thirty, tho number
Of years tho doctor has boon given TO
tho weed, gives grand total Of d..
600.
These cigars retail at ten cents apiece,
but DIR. Nofsingcr buys thcm by the
hundred, and In that way tho expense
Is but seven cents 10 tho unit. At
seven cents apiece the $1,000 cigars
smoked In thirty years would cost
81, Had these been purchased nj
ten cents apiece the expense would
have been o., 400. And In considcra.
ton OF the fact That the postmaster is
n pretty good kind Of fellow hc must
have given away about II 600 worth.
Rather n snug sum of money, the mod
ornto smokers cigar bill for thirty
years. -kansas City Times.
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conn,r, rafs IN IN. Argentine.

In now country the traveller must
not be particular, much less eSsctlns;
above all he must not expect to ind re-
fincment anoug the inhabitants, whose
whole efforts barely suffice TO sustain
the combat against the elements. Still
cannot rcfroin from noting tho i'm
preston of sadness and disgust pro-
duced by tho sight 81 the towns and
colonies of the pampa, and by giinipse
Of the life. that the inhabitants lead.
Verify the majority live worse than
brutes, for they have not even the clean
~ instincts OF tho beasts of tho field.
Their houses ars less agreeable TO the eye
than the Esqninau's hut. Tho way
they maltrcat their animals Is dckcning
to behold
Rarely do you sec the face Of a man,
woman or child that docs not wear n
fcrocious expression. In the villages
there are no clubs. no libraries, no
churches, no priests, rarely oven a
school. The men and women work,
eat and sleep. During my whole stay
In tho Argentine and In all the ccnters
that visited was struck by the utter
absence Of moral restraint, aud by tho
hard inntcriality Of the faces Of the poo
pie from the highest down to tho low
cst.--Thcodorc Child In liarper's.
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The mountain canyons play curious
pranks with tho weather Of towns sit
uated at their entrance. In Boulder
ono day the sky was bright, tho sun
was shining scrcncly and tho air was
absolutely without motion. Il was n
perfect morning. About 10 o'clock n
strange roar could be heard afar of In
the mountains. For half an hour Il
grew louder and louder, but not n
breath Of air stirred tho dust on tho
streets OF the town.
Then there came rush Of wind that
almost took men OF their feet. For an
hour dust. sticks and scraps OF paper
were hurled with binding force. 10.
coinotion was nearly impossible. Then
tho wind lossched, tho atmosphere
cleared, and In few moments the day
was ns placid M though the great
mountains had given no manifestation
Of their mysterious forces.
The canyons net as tunnels. They
gather tho wind In the big end. as Il
were, and shoot II out through the lit
tlq end with It's power multiplied n
dozen times It's startling freak un.
I'll YOU are used 10 lt.-Denycr News.
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NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.


NoTicE Is nEGtBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ pursuance OF an order Il the Probate
touft ~ the county 81 salt Lake, 1rFfiinry ~
Utah, made on thts2nd Gay OF neCrh ler, t.g1,
~ the matter Of the tstlie OF Lchl =. nm
soy, deceased, tho underfigssd. AdInluisira-
biN Of the suid esinic, will sell at private sale.
70 inc highest bidder Tor rash, subject 10 con
rrnaiion by sad Probate Conn. u d. O'Clock
no, On the eth day Of May, ltal, NJ the law
ot,e OF Rchards A Moyle, Consufution
liuuding, No. "a south Main street, IN
the city aud county OF san Lake, Teffiiory OF
tish, all the right. tile interest and estate Of
said l.chi :. 1lngey NJ the time OF hts death aud
all the fisht, title aud interest that the
ssid estate has. by operation Of law or other.
wise, gequiIsd oihs than OF in addition 10 Al
Of the sad Iehi :, 1irgey At tho time OF hls
death. In and 70 all that ccrain pieco or parrei
Of land, situate, lying AMI being ~ tho
county OF salt Lake, Territory OF Utah, and
particularly described ~ follows, TO Wit The
eatt halt 10 az the west half On OF tho
nntthwc ~ quarter % OF section lhirty.four
ttl, In Township Three 80 south, Ilanse One
~ We salt Iakr MERIDIAN, combating Of
forty ttol acres Of land, together with twenty.
three (s3l shares Of The capital stork of *.
Utah and Salt LAKE cAral 90 Terra. aud con.
dltions OF salei Cash, 10 rer cent Of the pur.
chase money 10 be paid on tho day ~ sale, hal.
Aucc on confirmation OF sale by said Probate
Court Deed At expense o. purchaser.
AMELIA j. 1INGEY.
Administrative Of the estato OF L.hl i. Thu.
gey, deceased.
Salt Lake CIV. April 4, isal.
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LIVE STOCK COLUMN.
KEEP A HEALTHY, VIGOROUS FLOCK
OF SHEEP ALL THE TIME.

Gull out the Weddings Two or Three
Time. . ysar--'rhe Old saying Is. "cuit
Twice for Health aud Twice for rrcat"--
wen Patterned old Mutton.
Keep constant eye TO zee II any sheep
fails 10 get fair share at the trough.
and especially II the same one Is crowded
away ench time. II 80, determine that
such one Is wcakling and needs extra
carr. II may no n falling out Of the
teeth. either tho temporary or lambs
teeth, or tho later set from old age.
In the first case little extra feed.
given where II may have time TO eat II
unmolcstcd by the rcst Of tho flock. will
put Il on an equality with them In fcw
weeks. II tho trouble Ia old age, strive
10 carry II through the lainbing. time
and the shearing, TO get this years profit
from II. then fstten In tho summer and
sell in tho early fall, when well fattencd
old mutton commands good price from
those who know good article when
they SEQ Il.
Tho average loss by death among
sheep. not including losses by dogs, sci.
dom falls short Of per cent, and often
exceeds that; yet owners Of small Hocks,
which arc carefully watched, and from
which the old or tho wcaklings are care.
fully cullcd two or three times year, Is
frequently less than per cent An old
saying ~, "cnll twice for health and
twice for profit" At sheeriug and nj
Landing time thfow ont those which do
not pay for their keeping in lambs or In
wool. A good sheep should pay years
keeping cnch time. Then before they
go TO the barns talo out such rs do not
seem healthy and strong, and do tho
same again In the early spring. These
weaklings should be either brought up
TO an equal In strength with the rest Of
the flock. or should bc separated and
fattcned. This keeps up healthy. Wig.
orous flock all the time American Cul.
tiyator.
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No1lor Of sALE Of REAL estate.

NyoTICr ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of AZ Order ~ no Pioeasce
, onft of the coanty q tnlt LAKE, Ietritory ot
u,,s on hs .,h dsye ernsy 9' 70 so
81, tho undcrsaned. saminsifAtfiS Of the sad
estate. will sell al private sale 70 NE hishe,i
bidder, Tor cash, snbieci -, w w,
Al Il o'elocr n.. Al the Law oniee Of Richards
4 Moyie. IN the tonsiituti.n building. No. y
Nam erect, IN the city ard county ~ "a! Ists'
eat and estate " The said Henry lnEsfslsn. 81
the time OF hls death. and az De right. ltlc
and interest that the .aii siia,e he,,
oiner than 81 i, addition 70 thst u NJ, ta,f
Henry ingbrsdcn al the line % his dcsth 10
ana 10 all that certain .pioee or parcel Of land
situate Wing snd ny S SST9 s az s
'efibcd " follows. ticEinhine point on
the rsst slde Of fOad cnsi seventy two hun.
dtedihs l0.1.l chains, ani net'h one snd nlno,y
wet corner q The northeasi quarter " Section
rvsniy seyen tiil u Townsllip one s9u,h'
q Rsnsc one ~ Es.i, sali i.a.e Meridian
s sss tee 'V 10, nls 1 E,,t ssbt 81
chains. theace North Eve tsl chsihs,
thence North eighty two ca de'
shsis.' ihepro south ave tsjrhAins 90 the piace
81 bar,fning, together with the secondary
water rishg 10 the sane; and also with rgh!
o, way Tor an lInsatins diich arr,s, the lana
such risce ~ Viii be practi'si and The least
ininfioua TO tho estate Of tsid deceased.
Terms aud conditions Of sale Cash ten per
cent OF purchase money 10 be paid Ia The Ad.
ntnistrAtriN on the day ~ sale. balAIee on
continuation Of sale by trii fuur. Deed Al
expense Of purchaser. nins v he 10 wtiiins
and dcliycfcd 70 said adminisuAtfix before
''' "'@' " ANNA II. CALVERT.
Adminl,,rairis Of the estate Of Henry Ing
salt LAle Ciiy. April si,b. i.gL DIV
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ADMIR- sTRAr0R's SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


NorfCE ~ IiERgDl GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuauco 81 an order u The Probate
Court OF the county Of -all l.ase ut.h Ioffi.
tory, made On the 18th day of May, a u. lsso,
10 the matter OF the estate 81 henianin D,
towels, deceased. the undcaisncd will sci
At rnlvlrE s,Lr, b. sealed biis 10 wrling. 10
the highest BIDDER for cash sold CON OF The
tnlici states, ant subject TO Coz iifm.tion hy
SAID Probate Court, ON the itih day o. May,
~, A. Y o'elocs M, at the law offes Of Rich.
haia street city aud county OF salt iaEe, fef.
ritofy Of Utah, all tire right. title, interest AMI
estate " the aid ncBj.nin q. IiOweiis DO
ceased, a. the time u his dcsth. or In whirl his
death either by operation Of law Or other s'ss,
aud all the right. ute aud IN cfsst OF his Leifs
inof TO tho following tract OF land, 10 siti An
undiNdci one nin'h a. interest In ali thsi
ciiy Anfrouniy Of ssiI Lake, Tefritofg OF Ttsh.
and particularly described a. follows, 10 vii
tomuencihE al p0iat ten (io. rods north u
The southwest corner Of Block fnny ninu. rlst
Z, SAT- Lake ol,y ,.uIysy. sad iunhlnR thence
thcpec west icn 40 RODS. tnenee south tighiy
t.ol feet 70 the place ~ bssintirs. i.ssihef
win a firht Of NAy over the following dc.
,ctited land. 10 VII Commencing Eve ial roo.
east And fofty.1yo tii) Get .oath % the norih.
west corner u Lot four 10, BlSes foriy nice
(t,i Aforesaid, and running thenrs nltth tsn
Nlgl teei, thence west nto t3l rods, thsnrs
tnuih ten ti0l fei I, thence east nyr lsl rods,
WIN eonnhnall9n Of s.ld rishi e way south
- the land described shove. Terms Rnj son.
dluoua Of sElr-rAsh, gold coin OF ne ni,ed
States. 10 per rent OF pul 3hsse price 20 10 pala
on IN, DAY OF sA'n. and the balance on confirm.
alton by said Probate Coar.
All BIDS q he IN wrltinr, sealed and ssliverad
ale. THOMAS l.. noWIiI.s, -
Dated thn s,sh day OF April, I-1i diW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

DLASs ARE INVITED fOH THE KRKc
i tiou Of point a. aud touhiy Buidinr
T. he erected In the center of the klEhth Ward
crop -ed biildin to have four fronts. three
stones with haFnlnent. aud Constructed on the
y an OF what u Known As allow cdmhu &.
lost Of building completed not 10 exceed $40,
% All plans TO be Submitted on or before May
lsih, 1891. CityAna Couniy reserve the right 70
ieisci any ano ali plans. Tor further partica-
lHfs Apply to
hon q W. BAkTcii, Probate Judge.
salt i.akc City, Utah, Apfil 4. ls9i.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


~ Hr istAto OF ihmTs y. tleAfy, Deceased.
NuTICE IN likrEuY GIVEN ny TIE uS.
~ darsisnri Adminiktgator NJ the estate
o. Jnms. D. ,aary. deceased, 10 the nio0itnrs
tAl uroehai Il, 10 ssliiii them with the necrs,
tsty vouchers within ten months after the nrst
nu.nl alton 81 this uotire, 70 tue said Adirinis
uAtor, A. the l. afife ~ richards and Movie.
tcnsiituilpr iiniiding a =, Main Il bali LAX
Guy, H. the ieunty - >4it Lake.
Dated April lst, ~.
EDNAnp W. PALMER
AniniplstrAtnr ~ tho Estate ct James v.
cleaty, deceased. doAw w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

high. II has sheet iron bottom above
the wooden one. Into this trough no
puts four frames, nearly kite shaped, rs
In Fig. 2. They are fixed. two Mt tho
ends Of the trough and two at equal dis
tances apart inside thc'trough.
The long piece OF the franc Is . feet In
length, and the short piece at tho ton 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE II HEllEBY GIVEN ny THE
undersigned, Executor AZ the last
VIII And les smont Of Almena fsrr, deesaaed,
70 Vie creditors OF, and all persons having
claims against the saia deceased toexhihlt ths M
With the Necessary vouchers within len
months after The nfst publication ~ thIs no
tlfe, 70 the sad John A, Graesheck, At ths
nv Nee OF Richards a Mnyle, Consntntl0n
hubby, No ~ .uuih, Main street, sail Lake
oi,y, Utah. IN tho ouhiy ~ salt lhie.
Dated salt LAke Cliy, April lsf, Irpi
JOlIh A, GhUtsBEuk,
menA fArr. deceased,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
a strange Chicken Roo.t.

On DIR. Phinizy's place In Columbia
county there lives a negro named John.
son Lowe. lie is pretty well supplied
with chickens, but, as no says, ''they
arc tho most peculiarest chickens he
eber did see." They lay and hatch like
all other chickens, but In very novel
way. In the yard arc seven or eight
chlnaberry trees, and In each OF these
the hens have built nests Some OF
them nre twelve and fifteen feet
from tho ground. One old friuly
hen set the example, flying into tree
with dry grass, twigs. cotton, etc. and
building her nest In crotch. Straight
way three or four Others did likewise.
and now they won't lay anywhere else.
When the young ones arc Matched out
they soon climb over the edge and fall
to the ground, after which thoy are
cared for by loves vile. People for
miles around drive there Ia order to
witness tho strange sight - Atlanta
Constitution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

the frames to form the sloping bin. Tho
bin is left with throo-quartors of mn inch
open space at the bottom. so that the corn
and feed may slide through 1t into the
trough. Then Mr.. Pig eats just whit
slides down tho bin into the trough, but
cannot tear and tramplc tho rest.
The bin 10 made weather tight by
having the cover male chip lap fashion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


Bellevue. Idaho, Mining Company, salt I.ato
CITY. Utah Territory. I.ocauon o. rrinci,
pal place OF business sat Lake CITY, Utah
Territory. isuealion OF Mines, Miueral
Hal Mining Dutriot, state % Idaho.
NOTICE - IlEhLDi GtvES, THAT AT
An AmeetipE of the Hoard Of Direetors Of
$50 COMPANY, held on ihs iith day Of Arm.
chars WAS levied on the Capital stock Of Inc
Corporation. payable 10 Josiah Barnett, Treas
uier, At his offics In the DshkinK once Of Mg.
Cornies A Co.. tait Lntc Cit. Utah Territory,
on or before tho 18th day OF MAJ, ispi. Any
rtoct upon which this assesAment shall reniAi IA
unrAid on the 18th day OF May, 1891, will 10 de .
linpueht and advertised tor sale Mt public Auc.
uon, and unless payment Il. mado ID ore, viii
be sold on friday. The s6ih day OF June, l.9i, at
no once Of tho Company In sat Lass City,
utah Territory. al ,. N. 70 pay the delinquent
assessment together with tho costa OF aiyer.
tislnx and expense OF sale. ny order 81 tho
Hoard OF Directors. y, b. HORN,
Salt Lake City. ulah, April II, isol. ala
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REAL ESTATE SALES
BiRREGuE INn InlllEinii ll''
NOTICE TO cRtolross.


~ Office u lIERhBi GIVEN ny THE
~ una.rslsnei, administrative OF TITO Es'
tori or, and an pnItoss having ciairns against
the sain deceased, 20 eahhit them with the
necessary tOurhcrs. within fonf monihs afinr
The nfst publication at tiif n0nne. 10 Inc said
AtminisuHior, at HIS fcfidsuec In Mill Creek . In
hn clnh!y ~ SAT- Lake. Territory OF Utah.
Dated Aprii IN, Nv,
Administrator VI tAu estate Of Hans p,,.Y
soA' eeoeAseu' olAw "
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is IiEAFpY GivEN THAT
~ Henry J. smith and Wafori 4. .muh,
executors Of tic estate Of Jane :. smith. de
ceased, have rendered for settlement, aud died
ininisttation Of sad estate AMI petition for nn,l
distribution OF the residue Of sad estate among
the psisons entitled thercio.Aun that saturday.
.. M. At the Court Room Of sad court, In tho
couAty Court House, salt Lake Iity and county.
ttah 1sfriory has been duly appointed by tho
iudgu Of said court, for the settlement OF said
account and hcarinR said peinlUn for disiribu.
ton, at which time and place any person inter.
ssted 10 said e,tate mar ftptAr and show
cause. u an there e.why sad account shout.
not be settled aud approved aud unAl distfibu.
ton fnHde o. prayed Tor.
Dated APRIL Is, isai.
g., D.. AItkS,
Clerk Of the Probate COuft.
ny q. 4. srAsfOs, Depaty. daw
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hIUv VI HI5 TlS
trough neatly, and there 1t Is. orna-
mental as well Us useful. Tho trough
holds ten bushels, ayd the inventor
thinks It saves him 90 per cent. Of feed.
NO ho kindly gives hls brother stock
raisers the benefit OF tho plan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

inches. A piece
oftimbcr . inches
by 4 Is nailed
across the kite
shaped frame ut
the bottom. and
this cross piece IL
again nailed firm
ly to the sides Of
the trough. us
shown In Fig. ..
Boards nrc nailed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05
SALE OF MANI CITY WAITER
WORKS BONDS.

NOTICE ~ llEnEnY GIVEN, THAT on
~ tho .ith day OF June, 4. u lipl, az the
fige Of Tue A. surrr Of Mnnu Ciiy, hanpeIc
puniy, tai crriinrf, twelve bonds ~ aAid
ny, ~ the ifsnc OF iuiy ist, y 1871, win he
Old ~ the highest bidder az bidders, Tor each.
Hundred li3lQl Dlilsra each, ply able AZ The 81
Zee % the iscdsufcr Of NenN CITY twenty
enra alter dHte. and not suhise' - redemption
before said the. h-ld bonds viii bear interest
u the rate % suynn y cent. pr hunuia from
July let, \. v. 1871, un.l psid, TIE lnicfcf.
siug payable NJ tie DO Ufet Nniluuai Hans,
salt Lake city, ttah,on the nrst f.y rfJanuars
and tie lst day ~ July OF cnoh ear. iids
will be received by me Tor the pafOhasc Of said
bonds, from lhu 10Th day ~ si.y, a ~. ISlt,
until 70 o'clock y " the .3tii d.y oi June. All.
lsHi.
ny order OF tho CITY Council of said city.
ALEXANDER TENSAN1,
Nann CITY. April ssih, 1871 ciS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-05

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