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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-25

There arc other green goods that src
dangerous, In addition 70 those which pre-.
tended countericIters put mp. A Young
man In bangor "a doomed TO wear eve.
glasses all his life by having manipulated
opera housc tickets Of grccn hue, aud
then rubbed his eyes Ia nmnErment at the
way the public paid tile prices asked. The
Rrcen which was upon the pnstcbOars aud
tinted his hands, got into his optics, weak.
onlng them forever.
\ brewer lady brought TO Bangor
drcssmakcrarattern having green shade.
The scamstrcss worked hard aud long upon
II; her eyes hecamo tired aud ached; she
rubbed the left one often. the result being
that Il was inhamcd aud poisoned. hut
she kept ut work, put u shade over II, thl.
having the effect ~ strnlning aud wenkcn.
Ing the other eye, until she became nearly
blind, Both cnses are probably due TO
arsenleal poisoning.
Instances have been mentioned where
members " households were poisoned by
the green in fancy printed labels upon can.
ned goods, and IN wall paprr II would
seem better 10 discard such shades Of
printed matter. wall paper, dress patterns
hnd opera HOUSE, tickets, even though fash.
ion suggest thcn, than torn such risks
Lewiston journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-25

Curious Instruments devised for quonoh.
Ing the arlor of hot tempered shruws were
once numerous ono wis the Drank a
sugar Loaf shaped emp. made of Iron hoop.
Ing, with n crus- NJ the top, aud Hat piece,
also 81 Iron. projecting Inward for laying
upon tho offenders tongue 90 that II
should not wag. and her head should not
move. The Drank was pgdlockod behind.
and the woman led through the streets by
an officer Of the town, probably leadlr,
until she hgnn To show AL external signs
imaginable Of humiliation aud amend.
mcut." Equally ciilcscinus was the whlrll.
gig n large circular cage turning upon .
pivot. II was put on the head. Of triflng
offender. Of all kinds. aud not brswling
women alone, and was tst awhiriing with
Rrcat rapidly, 10 that the delinquent soon
became extremely sick" and was very glad
Ia h. released and taken home. London
Graphic.
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WOMAN AND HOME.
rHe STRONG POINTS OF THE NEW
ENGLAND GIRLS.


One Perfect iIome-Ihe Girl That livery.
body Likes Mrs. whitncy's ret Charity.
A Time To he SILENT Consider tho
stomach-An Elaborate Doll House.
Artists who make our pictures and
nnthors who writc our romnncos have
drawn some very charming sketches ~ the
Puritan maiden In gray gown. cap and
kerrhief who gourished aud bcautincd
her country good 900 years ago. She
was very admirable, pretty, coqucttIsh
and long suffering person. uo doubt, this
maid Of old; but though the modern New
England girl sceins u ridionlously com.
monplacc ilguru beside her now. ono won.
lors much II future generation may not
be melted, by recollection Of her mani.
TOLD good works aud modest virtues, TO
overlook her exceeding modernncsa aud
take measures to commemorate her faco
aud name.
They arr such n strong hearted race of
women. such Tremendously Intelligent aud
helpful workers, for the worlds and their
own good. was the criticism made by
clever southern woman, who rarely over.
estimates the forcr aud value Of the people
bhe meets. She had spent a winter In Bns.
W. AhA Ah' 'NNNNNN ANNANf Mil NV INV
numbcrle-s young girls, n little grave faced
Tor their years, n trine nunlikc Of nature.
perhaps and lacking much Of the healthy
earlCssnoss o. youth.
Hut In place o: tho gnycty and demon.
r'tativcne>s Of manner characteristic "
American women the United States over.
she discovered In them the material that
won't to fashion the great women whom
the New England states have produced.
They are not all inclpient gcniuscs by any
manner OF means, nor will many cause
even ripple on tho surface Of other lives;
but they grow out OF childhood Into very
serious glrlhood, aud their hr,t impulse i
20 learn. their flrst yeafnlngs IL for a col.
lcgc education aud n llic widcncd by knowl.
edge
They are tho women who, knowing n
want, found tho strength TO struggle for
rehabilitation. Thoyoycrcame all manner
Of prcindic.s, and now the fruits arc beau.
tiful TO behold.
Something In their bitter northern air
hlls them with strange energy, aud II II
common enough 10 lind the impccunious
or tho wealthy graduate Of college early
turning her hand and brain 10 a profession
or following an art. Then. II there l. no
need for the hrat or taste for the second,
charity gathers them Into her great army.
ILLUSTRATED American.
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The evil habit Of going too long without
food is one from which many people suffer
Ia the present hurrying nge, Men slt in
their Offices, women rush about al their
shopping, mud both become 10 absorbed Ina
their interests that the period Of hunger il
allowed 10 pass aud that Of fatigue and dc,
preston to set In. The worst of II is that.
once the second stage Ia reached the desire
for food i gone; md after many hours'
abstinence the man or woman i too ex.
hnustcd to digest meal,
To avoid thls extreme II i only neoe,-
sary 10 take the most lIght aud rapid re.
past during the hungry stage. \ glass Of
milk or merely q biscuit while hungry
gill prevent the after loss Of appetite.
And yet many prefer 10 ruin their health
rather than take the trouble 10 turn lntoa
dairy shop aud drink u glass OF milk
London Hospital.
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NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NoIIcr Is nEmBY GIVEN THAT US.
~ dor and b. virtue 81 an order Of the rru.
hate Court OF salt Lake County, Iuh Terri
tory, made un the tisi Jay of February. isli,
the under signed. the duty appointed ana quail.
led fuarfiau u the persons and Estates ~
John wqodfur aud juilA Woodruff. minors
Will scll at private sole, 10 the highest bidder
for zach, aud subject ~ confirmation
BY said Probate ,ouri. all The right,
tile, Interest, and cstatc 81 tho aid
minors In or 10 that ceriain piece or parcel Of
land situate ~ salt Lake CIV, salt lake gnun
", Utsh Territory. and pariic larry described
~ follow. TO Wit An undivided one third in.
tgrcst In lots ten ll0l and seven liI, m block
thirteen 90, I've Aurcf. plat ~" nig Yield
survey.
NOS 10 wriuug wall be- received for said rrop
erty, aiilesaud % the undcrsished, care %
isaac ". Waddell, attorney. - aud a fls
Iirst south street SAIL Lave city, utan, uu 20
and including the liat DAY Of March. istt. nfiar
which a'1 property viii Ice snif. Terms md
condition Of sslc cash, aud subject tp condun.
alton hy said rrntato Couu
AsAltEL ~. WOunnufF.
Guardian Of The persons aud estates VI said
Dated ibis ilih day OF March, i.ai. did
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Here u delicious way for preparing an
economical dlshi Pick q pound and a half
Of halt goldfish TO pieces, and soak over
might Ia sufficient cold water 10 cover II.
In the morning drain aud pres, u dry.
boiler; rub together two ounces Of butter
stir into the hot milk aud cook to u thick
paste. Stir In the picked up Goldfish aud
two beaten yolks of egl~; lot Il coax for
two minutes, season with salt aud pepper,
aud turn out TO cool. Then form. into
croquets, dip Into egg aud then Into bread
crumbs, aud fry light brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-25

After much observation Of the women
Of many countries, the conclusion Is incy.
table TINT the freedom " early gislhood,
the looking upon men ~ brothers, friends
AMI honorable gentlemen, the being
thrown On ones own good sense ~ u
guide, above all, being trusted 10y father
and n,.ther aud lover, not being suspected
OF wnithod by n black mo,our." or a too
suspicious duenna-that nil this has made
u very noble race NJ American women,
who can hc trusted with tho futurc Of the
nation, She may h. slightly In need Of u
few hints, but We believe In "prrtty witty
Nancy. Mrs. John Sherwood In Harpcr's
H1zar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-25

Defendants,
The People o. tho Territory Of U,sh send
10 George .. icaion Henrietta Yeadun, stew.
art 2. uauvh, James Murdoch. Cooper AZ.
derspn ana Edward J. irunshh. defend.
ants
Xyou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To .P.
i pear IN an &c ION ruughi sFaust ynu by
the above named plalnUn "a the nistrtrf Court
Of the third judicial nsuict of Tie terriary
~ Liah. aud ~ answer the compliant hed
therein within ten days exclusive Of The fsy
Of fefsitul aficr the service on you u thls
frtaipunf-f served within this couniy or. "
trfiud out ot this county, but In this distinct
within twenty days Otherwise withu forD
DAYS or Judgment hy default viii be tatcn
nyuinst yoa, according TO the prayer OF said
complaint,
sum nf 500 with interest thereon al per crat
Per annum fiDm July Is. i-go, and tho sum II
~" Win interest Al " pc. cuut per annum
irom June 0, lsio, and tcn per cent NJ the
amount niuud due NJ attorneys Zee. anu cost.
OF ths sui and for such other OF further re-
lief In the premises ~ ~ this court inay spem
meet and equitable. ind further decree NJ
OF iol IN block y, plat "a" falt I.aRe DIV
survey. commenting at rgint % ruds south
from the y. ", corner ~ ahid lot, running
thence east rolsi thence souih Y rod.
thence west rods thence north g. 20 tho
place of beginning, under a mortgage made
oxceutiycand delivered hy the said defendants
10 the said plninin september 9TH, lk-p, 10 Hos
cur, payment Of spfumis1fy notes Tor $1,000
each aud even dAtc and PAYABLE one \ ear after
date with interest ffon date until paid that no
part OF either 81 said pInmisnry notes has been
pad except lniotCstnu tho nfst one down 10
July ~, lt0. and the inici ct on the second one
down 20 June o, l.u, Nhich said mortgage
provided tor an attorneys fee hs AsTrsaii
That the saih defend mt and all 9th rpersons
claiming said pfumifes subsequent To said
pluiuun's mortgage may 10 barred and tore
closed under aud sale, aud that tue proceed.
OF said sale be applied 10 The payment ot The
amnuut due The plAlniit alter pnyln all eofts
and rNi cnsca anu aunfncf's Zee nni thnt The
Ilainiih may have iudgweni fof any dtiiirieney
which may remain aiior applying nll tue pro
rscds Of sad sale against TIC sAid aeftndants
George v. Ncadon aud ilrnricita Nundun,
Aud you are hereby M incd that u ynu fan
10 appeal aud answer The sid complHint a.
above required, the said plantin will Apnly 10
the reuft ftf the RELIEF demanded therein
Wines the Hon. Charles :. Zane, Judge, and
the seal VI the nis,riti Court 81 The fhlri
Judicial nistr q, IN aud tor the Tortii0r, OF
Utah, this i'm day 81 February. Ia ma
year our Lord one thousand eight nun
dred and ninety owe
iiksRN q. MCMILLAN,
ny uru. D. LOOMS,
Dtpu,y CIcrs.
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Rohinson-D0n't you think that since
Brown married that little woman and
settled down hc Is the happiest aud most
contented man you ever snwf
smlth-With one exception. saw q
man In a railroad ear today. sitting face TO
tho aisle, with Ills hat on tile bacl. OF hi,
head, his knees IN the air and 10th feet ON
the seat, while he ate two pounds Of ilgs
out Of paper bag, With TINT exception.
never saw more oontentod man than
Hrown,-Pnck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-25

The greater part OF gold comcs from the
mines u California aud Mexico. and from
those of Brazil. Venezuela and the Argcn.
tine Republic. Next 10 these arc rated
Canada, Australia and India. The Trans.
vaal Ia southern AirlcaAcquircs constantly
Increasing Importance; Ia 1856. tho export
Of gold was Cp.5li pounds sterling. Ia iss,,
1854 pounds IN ISIS, ga5.p'O pounds, aud
Ia 1889 IL was ijp,Ou
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He was n VERY swell young man. and sho
was an old woman II happened In a cable
ear, lie arose To- get out. aud NJ he got np'
poetic her she dropped her pure. lie gtl.
lnntly STOPPED TO pick II NJ, but she mis-.
took his motives, and said, In nm easily
heard yolcci NO yea don't. Gimme thnt
pockcthook orycz dnn't glt away. aud she
grabbed bis ooattnilu maily. The poor
man hlushcd, aud after handing the purse
almost fell OF the cat In his cmbarrtsa-
cnt-Cincinnnti Timcs.siar.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice n ume AMI place Tor hearing ~ ret.
ton Tor admtiion TO probate 81 viii.
Ant 10 An ORDER Of SAID
Court IN sad matter, notice BE- hereby
gwen inst Wsdnesdly, the nfst dav ~ April,
a, u, 1871 ~ tGu O'Clock u. fu,. u the County
toutt House, -u't iatU cit. ttth trrrtlry'.
IN iho court room 81 said tuuit, has teen ~.
toinien no tins nnd placn for the hearing ~
% ieiilnn of j1cph q. Pate. rrfyinr Tor fhe
nnm % 90 10 ptohaia of q rfruu dlfuue q
ilefrWrh rttsenfsh. pun funE % be- the list
VII hnd botanical uf said decreased. WI 90 and
Whgrr All per ~ Interested may appear md
urrnsc The itlu ate % lHi1 VIII. W the rfaui.
INK 70 lcrrtg ~ annlnisti auan, with tho will
tutuNid| o. Jacob q i'aiU and Thomas OIeuh.
Wood, "a PRAYED tor In tald petition,
10 WINES whereof. have iofruntn arf ms
hand amt ninNri the sf1l NJ said Court, ihls
~ 10y Of " rrh, a. u lspi.
lsrAil e T. AtGEN,
Ciutk of tho pIoh te CONT
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Australia "a oyurrun with wild doR.
called BY the natives dlngocs, which 10.
scmhle hungry wolves They ar-doubtle,A
the progeny run wild Of Demonstrated dons
left upon the island continent by early
khipA Cunously enough the dingo seldom
bhrks Il has bcru observed that tho dog
W hlsto " nAlnnn rnrely docs bark.
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II stood on the corner during that wind.
and Laughed and laughed and laughed 90
see hats blown or aud umbrella. turned
inside ont" said Dlnks "ln fact should
have been there laughing yet II my own
hat hnd not gone when my umbrella was
turned Inside out Then ! aworu."-
Eupqh.
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In the Pro- atc Court IN and for salt f.hhc
County, 1rftitofy n Utah.
In the natter " the Tsiats ~ Daniel earn.
Dstchsc1.-Notci.

NOTICE j. liInknl GtNfN THAT
~ i.uinhn a. Insirn sui samuel darn. AT
nlinistfatufs Of the estate Of Dluiel Sarn,
deceased. have rendered for settlement, ana
llsd IN said Court, their inHl account ~
thrIT administration ~ said estate and
trtilion Tor nna diatiihuiiou ~ the resi-.
uus of faid estate nfruuu the peffnua
entitled thereto. AMI that tipffdlf, tha ltih
day 81 Apfii, a. u. i-pi, At % O'Clock a. M.
al tht CONT lloum ~ SAID Couft, M The county
guuft iioutc salt iaNo cas- and tuunty, itnh
isrttory ,haa been duly appi inicd ht the Judge
,sf snid Court Tor ihs arttltnl utnf sald aruuuut
anu hearing sad Yfntlne fnr dHulhu'ion. at
winch time aud pace any rrrion Interested ~
faid estate may VI lar Hni show csutc, " any
there he. Why said acrouni should not be
seiilcd and approved and hnil distribution
made a. prayed Tor.
dated March -. ls9i
CT, MIEN.
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Tho People OF the Territory OF Utah scnd
GrsetuFi
To Lou1s Frat. widow. Franci. =. Dyer. Ellen
a Frat, lois u. iiunt aud ANA T.. FRAT,
hclis Of toe late Atiisoa FRAT, deceased,
dsfsudauts
YOU AN HEREBY nEouIgEp TO Ap.
u pear d. an tttl "a brought agaiuat you bF
the sheyr n,mtd llainiid Ia %. Dtirlcf Couf.
81 The Ihri Judicial nistrici Of Tie i,rriory
q Uiah, and 10 answer ~ romplairi hiei
therein within ten day te~ lave o, the day
Of seniosl after ~ sef'rf un you of ihs
sunmuut-f fcf,cd wt.hin thia county or II
served out Of this county, but m this district,
Wiihin twrhiV Jays gthefWaN within fofty aays
Or iadsment BY default will 10 tAton aralnst
iuu' according 10 ihe pfai ofui said complain.
Tue saii arnon l. brought 10 have decree
% me- c1uft hdludgur each ~ The defendants
herein Ia tet fpiih the nature OF their claims
90 he properly hof lnaiieri described, and
iudfirs that the dctgniants OF each ut
o. 'ithtr Of them hiyr no o'tsic o.
properly, aud that the title vi pininuu 10 same
and TIE whole tner,ni " good ami Vslit, psr
Iciually euioiuing dcfeniautt and each Of
them from afsertng Any adyefsH intufrit H.
"a d land Aud proniisfs, and Franttug piaiutla
such other ana further relief ~ 10 tqaity Nc
lungt laid premises are de.rribrd ~ fol.ess,
niocs u. Fiat 4. ssit iAto ChS sar ~ 10 ra
ming thsucc West d rods, thence Nofth luf1Ia.
ihence ka.i Z rods, thence ,uuth " rods %
place OF uesinnin., siiasle 10 salt LAto cry
and tsnIiy. iiAh Territory.
And you arr hereby noui.d that you tai
o. appcar and answer the SAID complaint %
above required. the sad piainun wi arnly -
the C0un tor The relief demanded there r.
Witness the Hon, thagles q. YAue. Iudgc and
the Scat ot the blsuct Couu VI inc Thrd
Judicial nlstrirtt ~ aut Tor the 1fuitury
at ltah, ihisiih day Of iebrnAFy IA me yeAr
ufour lord one thousand clsht hundred
and ninely one
lsIAL HENRY G. MCMILLAN.
Cltvk.
ny UTo " Looms.
dlm Deputy Clofs
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The early influence of bells upon archi,
tectnre h obvious, since We undoubtedly
owe 10 them the building OF nearly ali the
famous towers u tho world. Originally
These were only raised Just above The
church roof to admit u central light, but
when bells became common they were
adapted to thelr usa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-25
IN the PROBATE Court In and for salt LAX
County, 1cirtory Of Utah.

IN the Probate C0ufi Ia hnl Tor salt Lake
County, Iciritory Of Utah.
In the Matter of The Estaic ~ John Wilson.
Deceased. --NurftI.
NoTirF = IhRfuY GIVEN, THAT
~ Man ATei wilfon, adminlsifaiils u thees.
tale ct John " liaNn deceased. he rendered
isr settlement, aud llcd m tnid court, hff uuai
account ~ her decentralization IL ssid estate
ami petition Tor nnnl difirli utpn ~ trursstduo
ot fald estate amour Tie usfsons tn'iucd
thereto, ana that wetnsfdn' the ~ day of
Apfi. \. -. isl, ~ ~ O'Clock a. to-. Ht the
tduu nuoW 81 said court. IN The County tourt
House, salt Lake Guy AMI Unuuty. utan
Territory has been duly appointed by HE
incEo u said r0uri, for the settlement oi said
tcrouui AND henrug faid petition Tor disifihu
lion, A. winch TIME and pifrc any person inter.
cttcd 10 tnid O. tate may ~ pear ard ahow
cause. N an there BE- why said arrount shouid
not be settled ana approved aud dnAi distrtuu.
ton made D. prayed f0f.
Dated NtUhd, 1881
G. n. ALLAN.
rirrs Of the Probate Court
A. 4 EFasrus neuutw
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lNtisuANT 10 N nRnFH OF SAID
Court IN SAID matirr. notice u hereby
gwen mat Wednesday. the lsth day Of March.
A. " l-Hi. NJ 30 O'Clock a. NJ, 1t Tho County
tour tuu-c.In shlt Lake CITY. ttih Territory.
IN Ne cuutt room ~ sud Court. has been ap-
pointed The Zine and Mace for The hearirr ~
pcuiion u lifahetn n. Emery. praying Tor
The ndmi. sion 60 probate OF certain document
We ev ~ presented. pufInriuF To be toe last
ccased,whcu nnn where ~ persons Interested
may nirsnr aud oppose the probate Of said
VII, Or the granting ot letters tcsthmcniafy to
ton.
In witness whrreff. have htfcunto set my
hand ana tiiiNcd the seal e sah count, thus
/ N daT n March, \. u. 1871
lsIAi-l &. y. ALfIS,
ticfk Of the Probate Coufi.
ny g, y, STANTON, Deputy CLERK. 4
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SUMMONS.

~ ne DHirie' Cotuf va anil FOR nc TAira
.iHdiciai Dsiuei Of Ulah Territory,
C0n.ifV NJ SUIT lake.
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Mrs. Secretary whitney Il not all bound
mp In style. dress aud entertaining, for X
you would follow her coupe on Monday
forcnoons as II rattles down Filth avrnyA
and wheels around the corner at Twenty
second street you would lind, much to
your surprise, no doubt, that she Alighted
NJ n free kindergarten school for poor chill.
drrn. Mrs. whitney pays the salaries Of
several Of the teachers here, and furnishes
nearly two thirds Of the material used.
She IN very much In love with the Frocbcl
system, aud Is among tho foremost Of
those who arc trying to establish kinder
sartcn training In connection with tho
public schools.
"All work done In the primary school
should toll, said Mrs. Whitney. "All that
u taught should be- taught In the bestNsay
Children can be filled with great liking
or else n great disgust for school. The
school hour can become the embodiment NJ
hllthat Is nauseolis aud prosy, or Il can 30
made the pleasantest and most enjoyable
part Of the day. The best methods should
b. used for children. books should 10
ranEicked TO lind II they contain anything
which will benefit childrcn. A teacher
holds the thread Of each separate chlld'G
.atcllectual life. New York Recorder.
Miss Jane Meade Wclch, the preacher OF
the new cult namely. Amcrlcnnsm aud
the CONSTITUTIONS u slender, dark.htircd
woman, with high forehead and a strong,
masculine fnec, There Is nothing striking
about her gowns, and hero Is where her
Amerlcanlsm comes out strong.
Don't tell the clerk behind tho counter
what You think OF that stom aud the syS.
ten under which II Is run. lie only fr-
oeiyes so per week; II ho could change the
system TO the advantage OF the firm be
would not be behind the counter
Mrs. Grants correspondence ia no large
that she iinds II impossible to attend to 10
al. She gives preference TO letters from
old soldiers aud endeayors to answer them
With her own Den.
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The nescf,t sAyngs nank. Corporation,
i1anuns,
George D.. Ycad0u, fienrleita Ycadan, stewart
4. baugh, jane. Mufdoch, Topper Amber.
son End Edward J. Irchwith,
Defendants,
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PURSUANT To AN ORDER OF SAID
Court In said matter, notice u hereby
given, that Monday, the slth dhy u March,
A. u, lsui, NJ 10 o'clock a, in., Al the County
Court House m salt Lake City, Utah Territory,
IN the Court Room OF said Court. has been APP
pointed The time aud place Tor tho hearing %
peiilnn 81 John A, dtorfbcck, praying for tho
admission To probate ut u certain document
lhrtrwith rffsented, purppriius 60 be- the Last
WIN AMI Testament ~ AimenA far, deceased,
Wien ana Whcrn All pFrfana Interested may
appear aud oppose the probate Of said will, or
The granting Of letters tcsiameutary 10 John
\; utoctbo /, AZ prayed for In rald petition.
In witness whereof, have hcrruntp set my
lsih dav Of March, A u. ls1l.
tsEAt. g, v. ALLEN,
CLERK ~ the Probate Court.
hy e. y, STANTON, Deputy CLERK.
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NOTICE..

rJ'uE sTMi.ANSuAL MEETING or
Il the stockholders Of No Peoples
Equitable Co-operstiye Association viii
he held In the HAL over :. ". MMsA 3
Cos Furniture store. salt Iakctiiy.at
s30p.m. on Monday, March ~. i.li. 10
hear the financial Report. and tho
Transaction Of such other business ~
may be- brought peforc the meeilnF.
Jos. ANnKssON.
socrctfry,
salt Zoe CITY, March 70, i.ai.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The Probate Court 10 and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory II uAh,
In The matter Of the late OF Almena Tafr,
deceased.
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Louisa fnatt, widow, Tnasciss :. DfGu,
lttIN :. tNAfr. los d. nusI aud z
AN l. FRAT, hCirt OF The lale IA.
dlspn lrait, dloeIsrd DefrndAata.
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One Perfect iIome-The Girl That livery
body Lihrs-Mrs. whitncy's Pet Charity.
A Time To he siicnt-Consid.r tho
stomaeh-An Elaborate Doll House.
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