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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-04

CrIspl's HesiGnation Not Yet Accepted d.
ROME, Feb. 4,-King Humbert has not
yet definitely accepted the resignation of
Minister Crispi.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-04

SENATOR CARLISLE has very able
article Ill the February Forum concern
ing The Vanishing Surplus" in which
he points out that Il treasury deficit of
$l4, 900, 900 ON July l, 1891 is probable.
MIR Carlisle opens his paper with the
declaration that unless something
should unexpectedly happen to matcri-
ally augment the annual expenditures,
or at least to arrest the increase of the
latter, it is evident that there will he be-
fore the opening of the pres dental
campaign a deficit of several millions of
dollars in the public treasury" The dis,
couraging state of affairs is attributed
to the eXtravagant policy inau Jurated
and fastened upon the country by the
republican party, and impossible to be
repealed or modified for many years
without the consent of the senate.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-04

LONDON, Feb. l.--Hnth sections of the
Irish party viii meet tomorrow, when
the result of the B,ulo@uc conferences
will he announced |, l.i mo i,l3 vivcndi
proposed that will put an end to the
present strife.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1891-02-04
FIFTY Killed mt oporto.

LONDON. Feb At is now stated that
so were killed and 200 injured in the out
break a. Oporto.
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Miss H.L.Mattoon's
SHORTHAND SEMINARY

is booming. All wishing THOROUGH
instruction by an experienced TEACH
Err, should call. PRIVATE IN
STRUCTIONS. NO CLASSES. Bus
mess men SELECT our GRADU-
ATES for their offices. Why7 Be
cause they are thoroughly qualified for
their work. always giving satisfaction.
INSTRUCTION BY MAIL $500.
Miss H. L. NATION, Principal.
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Furniture, Etc.
Waterbury Furniture Co, 20 Grand street.
j. M Burial 4 Co, 50 Bank street.
Elkins & Wake, 133 10 127 South Main street.
Groceries, Fsed, Teas.
tJohn b. Nallee, II Grand street.
William H. Collins 1856 South Main street.
w. N. Ladd, tt South MANI street.
NJ. j. Fogg, 1877 South Main, Is North Main.
Frank NJ. Bronson. ii South Main street.
Teas, Ceftes, Etc.
Great a. 4. P Tea Co, East Main street.
EUnion Tea Co.. - South dain street.
j. T. hSlan, East Main street.
Butter, Eggs, Cheese.
Boston Butter House, 80 South MaiA,
Drugs and Medicine.
Bro ,kyn Drug store $50 Bank street
James t. Roe, i: Baldwin street
NuScnt Ger South Main and >rrvjll.
West Md Drug store, III %rst Main street.
Peoples lrGg Store, Gl Baldwin street.
c. X kilbride X Co, IS Eat Main.
ZGbucc0 aNH Cigars.
NJ H. Was IS South M,iu street.
Paul Ash'im. iu5 Bank AMI - tir4".! street.
Boston Branch riS,,l st rc, .! Bank street.
Dentists.
s. W. Chapman. 1uI Bank street.
TaHhcS ana /c,oety.
Lake Strobr y -. EAr},arAr place.
Nar.fztWe, E"",.
u. IL. wilson,. II East Mam tyoe,
F.B CirlA, 81 Suut Main street
Y. J. Is Ian, 1tand ii tnh street.
Blk,yy
Kelly. North Main, South Mari md L
Trutt, Iawtnn < CO., EHs, Main street..
Brennan the b, l>cr, lei South Main.
PcNmauShlp.
P. (. Holly, 1871 Bank street.
LaHHut!rS.
E. r. Davis 6 Co, ; Canal street
American Hand Laundry.
Val Phber.-P0NtiHs.
L. F. lIaase, III Bank street.
Liue,y Stable.
Stiles y. Wheeler rear IS and IS Bank street.
Pianos, Musical 4Wt3rhaHlySe.
d. Shoniuser & Co, IL Bark street.
Ii. G. Forbes, ESQ South Main street.
briggs & Smith Co, l8s Bank s'ree.=-
DYE House.
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1uo.
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r,ur,,.., ~ ,,.,r,,..1,. },,,.. >,,i,, s.raa.
@Ve7o ana Stf0H! II""| H0HSes
NJ. Ehrlich. SO East Eaiu Street.
FIHWP!hS.
j. NJ Hosey, 150 Bank street.
N8!H03@S.
IN. Y, N. IL. & II.
~ l ~ L.
~ " - H.
AHNSSWeHLS.
jean Jacques
'""'"' l. e''re'
MedkS.
s. BOIL "a South Main street.
i"rA Market 10 North Nain'''reet'
Lnaer!.z&eys.
John Morarty, 20 Grand street.
D. M. Burial + Co. so Bank street.
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons.
DIR G, w =. Frost, 49, r,nk street
u " III N'p ''' '''''N ; "''''N'
ID. IL. Tierney, 13l Bank street.
a. +. Aooott " SON. l0@ Sank street.
.Samble Rooms.
James e Watts, lO6 South Main street.
l. H. hayes 81 EaSt VAN S'Fee'.
'''"eS W. u"''soii' 10 Exchange place.
John J. shoehan, s Uni, m Street.
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Enteredas 'econc cIass mS,ter at the Water
bury Postoffice
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Feb 3.-Money on call and
@la per cent.
BONDS,
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EOR SALE-Placards of "To Rent
L Furnished Room To Rent" "For
sac" and many other designs, Zoe each.
At the pEMocRAT Office
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THE specimens of American tin plate
that are now being exhibited around
the country would excite more admira-
ton if they were not composed of inn
ported Welsh iron plate, dipped in i'm
ported melted tin by imported Welsh
workmen at an expense to the Amcri-
can people of about 5000, 900 year
They very much resemble the French
man who hailed from Cork.
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;The 9e1mncrat.
WATERBURY, CONN.
y. & NJ. T. MALoNEY, PROPRIETORs.
oFFIoE-i5sSouth Main street.

Delivered by carrier to any part of the city, or
sent by mail at the following rates
one Yelr....... S5C0 Three Months. .....S %
Six Months. S250. One Month. 81. .A2c
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-
The Washington newspaper CORE
spondents have been polled on the ques
ton of the speakership of the next
house. The majority of them express
the opinion that Mr. Crisp of Georgia,
will be elected, and that he is the best
equipped man for the position. The
Washington correspondents will not de-
termine this question, but the result of
their observations is interesting.
If free coinage of silver is the proper
thing, why not have free engraving of
paper dollars? If 20 cents worth of
silver can be made the equivalent of 100
cents by act of congress, II cents worth
of paper, plus five cents worth of en-
craving, can be made equal to Il dollar
in the same manner. Free coinage of
silver will ruin the pawnhrokers. If
the impecuniOus scion of rc>pcctahility
can take his family plate to the mint
and have ii made over into cash. free Of
charge he will not bother himself with
his esteemed relative at the sign OF the
three golden ball,
FESsENpEN. Tuumbuil. Henderson and
the other republicans who deserted their
party and voted against the imi,rAch-
mcl.t of .ArdIrw johnson. Wtrr branded
iy the radicals Of that day as traitors
and rrucSadr,. But tiur has drmml-
stratcd that they saved their country
and party from disgrace. Those rrpuh-
Iican senators were inspired 10y no
higher or more patriotic motive than
the republican senators who voted to
sidctrack the gag law last week. Future
generations will award due en- li. to
Cameron and the Pacific coast senator's
TIE United States commissioner of
labor, Carroll II. Wright, has figured it
out, and finds that there will he open
during the year, in Ehis country III
round numbers. 4GU, 600 opportunities, for
Eainful employment, and that, in round
numbers, 100000 proplr-mcn, women
and children, will seek to obtain those
places. The best wish C0mmissir ner
Wright has to express is that the young
men and young women of the country
may not find themselves in the 10000
margin, and he thinks there is no reason
why they should, if they are i'll real
earnest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-29
NOTICE oF Sale of ReAL rsIAre.

NOriCE - nIREnY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order u the Probate
uour, u the county u Salt i.ake. Territory u
Utah, made on thtssni cay u December Z. Do,
n tie matter u tho estate Of Lohi =. Tin
gey. deceased, the undcrg ned. hdminisira-
tris Of ihe said cslaic, viii ssl ~ private sale.
80 the highest BIDDER for cash. subject 90 con
nflnatou by said Probate Court, II u o'rioct
NJ, ON the 9Th day Of May, itoi, at tho law
ohre Of Richards 4 Noylu. CONSTITUTION
building, No, "a touh Main street In
The city and county " sah Lake, Tcfriiory II
Utah, All the right, tue, interest and estate ~
said lchi \. 1inruy AZ the time Of hiF death aud
all the night, uiie and interest that The
said estate has. BY opefniiou of law or other.
wise. acquired other than nf IN addition 20 that
Of Tho sad Ithi Z. 1inFeY ~ the time uf hls
death, In rnd IN all that curaln piece or parcel
Of land, situate, lyinF ant being IA the
county OF sait Lake. Territory OF Utah, and
pArlkuiarl, described 90 i0llswa, to wit The
east halt ~ 20 the wet half 10 OF tho
northwest quarter ~ of section 1hirty.four
tthin Township Three til South, Range one
~ Wet, salt Lake Mcndian, consisting Of
forty tol acres of land, toFciher with twenty,
three 90 shares Of the capital stock on Inc
Utah and salt Late Canal co, Terms and con.
dliions OF saiei Cash, 10 Per cent OF the pur.
chase money 10 DO paid on The day Of aAlo'iiI.
ancc on confirmation Of fi'u by said Probate
Court Deed at expense OF purchaser,
AMrfiA'J. TiNGTY.
Adminisiratris OF the eilaIo OF Leu !. Tin.
gcy, deceased.
salt Lake CITY. ArIils, 1891. d
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uo1,cr or sA,e or REAL ESTATE.

NroTIcr IL HEaFBY GIVEN, THAT rs
~ pursuance az an order " tho Probate
.ourt OF the County of SAT- l.ate, Ieirliofy ot
matter Of thr estate 81 Henry lnghfetcn doceas.
Cd, tho undcrsigncd. hdminifuaiuN Of The SAD
estate, will sell n pr vaic tale 10 The hishcsi
bidder, for cash. aulJeci 20 confirmation by said
rr0hsto ''ourt. on Inc ard day u May. 1871,
"a 4 O'Clock M, VI the law once ~ richards
A MuYic. Ia the Consultation building, Nc. - 3.
MAN street, In the city aud county % sat Lake,
Territory of uiah. ali the right tItla and inter.
CT and estate ~ the sail Henry inghrrsen. ut
the time, OF hia death. and Az ihe right, ute
aud interest that the said estate has,
by operation Of law Or otherWisc, acquired,
other thau or IN addition 10 that 4 tie SAID
Henry ihgbfcscn ~ the. time o. bis death IN
and TO 81 hat certain piece or parcel q land
Lake. Territory ~ Utah. and bounded and dc
fcrbcd N follows! BcHnninr q point on
tho .a., slde q road east seventy I've hun'
two hunurcdihs n rll chains, from Tho south.
wet corner Uf tho northeast quarter Of section
Twenty seyen tgil ~ Town,hip Que ~ South.
thence south eighiy.tvo t,4l degrees,
and ten (i0l minutef, Iaft ciEhi tel
chains. thence North i've l,l chains,
eress apd len tol minutes. wet eight 10
chalna, thence south ave (s)chains 10 the place
" beginning, together with ne secondary
water rirht to the same. and also With righf
Of way Tor an irrigatinE ditch hcros' the land
Of said estate TO tho above described land, at
such rlace ~ will he practical and tle least
hilarious 10 the estate OF said deceased.
Terms and conditions OF sale cash ten per
cent. Of purchase money N be paid 20 the hd
mihisirAtfiN on the day OF sale, balance on
eonhiinallon oi sAlc ny sln 'puH nesd ~
and delNoicd 10 said admihsuatris before
said hour Of sale.
AdrninistrAifiS Of the estate Of Henry Ing
brtatn, declared.
SAT- Lake CITY, Apfii giih. Isoi. d3w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-29

In Dallas and Fort Worth hog packing
establishments have been started. The
two together can dispose OF 900 hogs a
day. The new south viii not, apparently,
import bacon from tho north.
II your live stock has come out poor
and yermln covered from the winter, Il
Ia sign that you have not half fed 1t.
and even with tho latest pastures It
will take tho animals hslf the summer
10 catch up even, Starve yourself II
you want to ccouoinixe, bnt never
shorten the rations Of poor dumb brute
that cannot help itself.
George u. Newell says he knew once
mean, stingy farmer who kept his oxen
poor as scarecrows and sold the hay they
ought TO have had TO be fed TO tho ami.
mails In u lumber camp In tho neighbor-
hood. One Christmas day he felt good,
and thought to do an act that would
help his miserly soul along on the road
" heaven. SO he drove his two poor,
hungry oxen into the barn and let them
have just one grand big feed, a Christ
mas dinner, on the hay. lie undoubt-
edly felt aftorward that he had done a
truly virtuous action in letting the poor
brutes have all they wanted to eat for
one single day In their lives. That old
fellow himself ought TO have had allowed
10 him ju,t one sufficient meal In tho
rear, on Christinas day.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

bellevue, Idaho. Minine Company, salt Lake
CITY, Utah Territory. Location % Pnnci.
pal place OF business salt Lake City, Utah
Territory. Location OF Mines; Mineral
lInl MIN ng District, stats ~ Idaho.
NoTiCE - IIEnEni GIVEN, THAT AT
An meeting OF the io1ri Of Directors 81
SAID Company, held On no llih day OF Atril.
lrl, nm asscssment Of thly 1907 cents per
share was levied on the Capital eiock ~ iha
CORPORATION. payable 70 Joslhh bsrneii, Treas
tornics A Co, salt Lake Cits, Utah Territory.
on OF before The 9th day OF May. 1881. Any
STOCK upon which this asse ssment shall remain
unpaid on the 2s,h day OF May, is1i, vii he do I.
llnqucnt and sdyeitiicd for sale at public Aue,
lion, and unless payment u made br ore, viii
le sold on FRIDAY, The 2lth day OF June, 1851 al
tho once Of the COMPANY In SAT Lake Cily,
ithh Territory, Al y M. 20 pay the delinquont
assessment, together with the costs OF aiiyer
tlsinR and expense Of sale. iiy order Of the
hoard OF Directors. w. q. HORN,
salt Lake City. Utah. Arril II, is0i. did
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE - HEHEnf GIVEN THAT IN
~ puuuanCc Of an order ~ tho Probate
Court Of the county II salt Lake. Utsh Iorfi.
tory, made on the 18th day Of Nay, A - islo,
howell., deceas'd, the undcfsgned will sci
At rtiv,fe .ALs, b. sealed his IN writing, 10
The highest bidder for cash gold coin ~ liz
United states, lni subject 20 urnfnatiun hy
said Probate Court, on the iuh DAY u Msy,
~, a |? elock M, a, tho law once u Rich.
sids Moyio. Consinutlsn Building. No "a =
Main street. city nnd county OF salt Ease, Ter,
utory Of ttah, ~ the rishi. title, interest Huf
estate OF M aid iienismin D. tipWulis De
e-assd, a. the time q he dosth. ~ In witch li-
dcalh either ~ operation Of law " 0thcrsise
aud nl the fiEht. utie and m 'cff Il 81 his helft
IN % to the following tract oflisnd. 10 viii An
UNDIVIDED one nin'h 40 initrest iu al that
CIV aud couniy Of saii i.ass, TeiritoTT Of Ttsh.
aud particularly dtserhrd - folioWs, 10 vii
Commencing alta point ten (l0l ROD. north Of
the southwest corner OF Hoes tony niut, I1at
=. SAT- Lake Guy sursey, sad iunnisE thence
eastten no. r1ds, ihcace nortA .ishiy l.Ol foot,
tnsnrr ives, ien tiel rods. ibsncs soita eighty
t,nl foot 20 the place ~ begnning t,Efthsf
win fisht u way over The 'olinwlig De.
setitei land. 70 vii. commcpeipg nsc 81 rod,
east ani fofty.n,e l.;l feet 40 Of tic nar,h.
west corncr u i.ot iour az, Block ioriy nino
ftpl Aforesaid. and running thenos north I'm
Nlol fset, ueucc west i've (5l rods, thence
sonth ton tlol lot, themes east ave (sl ro1,,
wiiha eontinuAton OF SAD risht ~ way son'h
10 the land described above. Terms and ON,
dllions p sale-oa,h, gold coin Of tie United
states. 10 per cent Of purchase ptice 10 he prii
on the day Of sale, aud the balance on confirm,
alton BY said Probate cour.
Al bids g. be IN whiting, sealed and delivered
totaid administrator, on or before he hour ~
,ale. THOMAS T. HoNLiLs,
Dated this 2s,h day Of April, isSi dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-29
Slightly Sarcastic on ''nober, L. Smear"

Slightly Sarcastic ON ''Robert l. SMEAR
A learned heArtles- vampire helped him draw.
In strict accordance with 'unchanglng law"
The vital zap entire
From hla grandfathcr's fruitful apple tree:
lilo peeled tho trunk a. baru "a II could be,
And IN consuming flrr'
Burned every branch that ever had horne fruit;
And when DISTINCTIONS work wa done 10 kult
This man Of wondrouA mind,
lie cried 10 all the world, seek 20 this tres
Tor shade. whom Fol tends up tho mercury,
Aud here ripe ppplns nndr'
Yet Roberts righteous soul. the author tells,
Was sorely vexed with Bible mlfaelcsl
-JaInos stephenson In New York Observer.
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Ask for Lieblu C0MPANy'S
rirst.cisss Equipment. Electric lights
Courteous Employees aud spien'
did service.

Elretsttnss EJutHNutnts Ets'b' ssse"'~f
Courteous Employees and spien'
did service.
II you are going east, take the CHI
cago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul Railway,
lie Chicago Short Line, and enjoy al
the improvements and convenicnces OF
a irst.ela-s railway such rs electric
lighted and steam heated, solid vesti
buic trains, with Westinghouse air zig.
mails and the finest dining cars In the
world. Free reclining chnir cars.
This road runs no cuigrsnt trains or
cars. Seconj-class passengers are car.
rled on regular express trains In clean,
light coaches, with cushioned seats and
backs, and are NJ good M the coaches
furnished by many roads To first-class
passengers.
Tho electric berth reading lamp fca.
ture In the Pullman sleeping cars run
on this line IL patented aud cannot he
used by any other railway company.
II IA tho great improvement Of the agc.
Try u aud be convinced.
Travel by this road and be assured OF
courteous treatment by IL employees.
For further particulars call at l0i
Main Street.
ALEX. MITCHELL,
Commercial Agent.
T. u. PowEIi,
Contracting Agent.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


TOTfCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN nv TIE UN
~ dcrtlsned, eNesutor ot the estate Of
Jacob uAi, dcccafed, 20 tho crcditoia Of,
aud Ill penonH having claims aFsinst the
tatt deceased, TO exhibit them. with the ncccs.
sary voucher, within ten months after the hftt
publication Of this notice, TO the tald executor,
Ia the county Of salt lake, Utah Territory.
UArHEHiNE BAI.
AdmlnlsiEatnx o. the estate Of Jacob nai,
declared. dlaw ~ "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-29

Rcmorse may disturb the slumbors Of
a man who ia dabbling with his first ex.
periences of wrong, and when pleasure
has been tasted and Ia gone, and nothing
is left Of the crime but the ruin which il
has wrought. then. too, tho Furies talso
their seats upon tho midnight pillow.
But tho meridian IA, for tho most part,
left unvcIed; and when man has chosen
his road no is left alone 10 follow It to
the cnd.--Froudc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-29

A wrench, called a spraln, which Is a
twisting Of tho ligaments that hold tho
bones together, shows itself by great
swelling and pain. The way to treat
It Is to bind the parts In cloths wrung
ont in hot water us hot as can be
borne, or, ns in IA foot, put II Into hot
water. Then bind with bandago to
uiake the Joint iinnioyable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-29

LOCAL TRAINS.
sALr LAKE AND oopEs.
Leave Salt Lake 600 am. aud a.l3 a, man
PEN. kelurnlnE, arrive SAT- Lake $40 am
OiOp.m.. go pm. -'A''
nisGitNN.
Leave SAT- Lake $50 am. returning. arrive
,hnsh fohR, fRovo. srRnovILLE,
Leave salt Lake 80 am, roturn,ns ar.
rive halt Lake as pm. -'
u. y. DODGE, !, n. nxNNrrr
"AhAsei Gen. fass.A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


- 'A"" 't'''N"s 'secN'us
NJ oTiCK ~ HEREBY GIVEN BY TIKI
IN unaefsigned, administrator OF The IL.
tnto OF Hans Peterson, deceased, 10 thu cred.
iers OF, anu all pvfsohs having claims against
necessary vouchers, within fonr monlha after
tho lrat publication Of this notice, 10 the said
administrator. NJ hia rcfidence In Mill Creek, In
ihn county o. sait lake' Territory OF Utah.
Dated Aprii 7th. itHl.
THOMAS ". RUSSELL,
sbn. decreased. alaw Ia
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NOTICE..

TUE ANNUAL NETTING or TUE
j stockholders of the iicxLurg Milling 10.
Will he held IN the fresieinK hFhop's oiiice
O'Clock am, for the purpise Of cltcilng Dircc.
tor aud other ofcerr 10 aeNe for the ensuing
yer, 10 hear tho -ecfotary'a Report and trans
dns JAMES GILLESPIE, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-04-29

q. G. NJ. L.. SALT LAKE CIR,
TO Our Paironss
WE RESPECTFULLY INVITE AT.
w tcnnon to the fact that IN aud after
FRIDAY, May next, tho several depart.
meats OF our main store viii open punciu.
ally tss. M and close at pm, except on
Saturdays and the day preceding any public
holiday, when tho hour Of closing Will DO
extended to ep m.
IL IL believed that this arrangement will
meet with tho appreciation Of all our
friends, and that the patronage will con.
unue 10 be A. liberal "A heretofore.
4. q. wEBBER. supt
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NOTICE.

DLASs ARR INVITED ron TuE ERIC
Il lion OF q Joint u y anu County nuldinr
70 be erected IN tho center Of the Eighth Ward
proposed buildins TO have four fronts, three
stories with basement. and constructed GU the
pan Of what is known as slow combustion
Cost Of building completed not TO exceed $50,
18th. itsl. CITY snd County reserve the right 70
reject any and all plans. For further particu-
lars apply 70
HON q. W. HAitTCH, Probate judge.
tali IAls CliY. uIAh. Aplk 4 lhll.
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smith. deceased.
NOTICE u HEREry GIVEN THAT
~ Henry J. smith and wilford .. ~mith.
executor of the estate Of Jane h. smith, Dc.
ceased, have rendered for settlement, and filed
~ said court, their nnai account uf their ad.
minlstaton OF aald state and petition Tor nnal
uiatIibution Of the residue Of said estate among
tho g5rd day OF May, A. u. lsgi, al 10 O'Clock
q. w, nj The Court Room ~ sad court, In the
County court House. salt I.aio Cliy aud county,
ttah Territory has been duly appointed By the
Judge 81 said court, for the settlement OF said
account ana hearing said petition for diatribu.
ton, at which time and place auy person inter.
citcd " said cftate may ~ pear and show
cause. " an there be,vhy said account should
not be settled and approved and inai dlttribu.
ton made A. prayed Tor.
Dated April =. ls9i.
C.E. ALLEN,
clerk 81 tho Probate Court.
lily q. 4, STANTON, Deputy. d.w
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Nroricr - HERrBY GIVEN ny THE
IN underlined, Executor NJ the last
will and testament u Aimenn farf. deceased.
60 the creditors Of. and all pcftons having
with the necessary vouchers within ten
months after he frst publication o. this no
lice, 70 the said John A. trucaDock, ~ Tho
Bulidlns No % south, Main street, salt Lake
City, ttah. In ihe founiv 81 salt 1.aic.
Dated salt fAko CITY. April lst, 1871.
JOiIN 4. GnOkshIuk,
Executor Of the last will and Testament " ~.
npun tafr. deceased.
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When tho murdcrera OF Bishop Pate
son laid his body In canoe and placed
palm in his dead hands, they little
knew they were showing forth one Of
the most beautiful truths OF our faith
that through suffering and death the
kingdom Of peace and life Is found
Anonymous.
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NOTICE.

rI,IIE ANNUAL MEEt ING or THE STOCK
l. holdcrs Of the Inland salt Company WILL
be held a. the compAny't ONCE, No. 81 \, Mesl
Temple heottalt l.hlc City, on Monday. May
1871. 'a.in., for the pufposc af eiecting
DIRECTORS To serve for the ensuing year aud for
the transaction OF such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
A A. CLAYTON seetetarx