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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-14

A woman who asks how to crimp paper
for lamp shades will be glad TO learn that
even city people do not require machine
to 10 this work. An that Ia necessary "a
10 roll the tissue paper loosely. sheet at a
tme. aud while grasplng one end gently
with tho left hand. stroke from tho top for
few moments with the open right hand;
fold again. still more loosely. and continue
stroking until the desired crimp IL OBJ
tained. The heets OF sufficient number 10
make the shade OF the slze needed arc then
pasted together, drawn In at the top and
tied with narrow ribbon. Two sets Of
paper are generally used, rose color over
white, blue over cream color. etc-New
Yorl. World
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NOTICE or SALE OF HEAL ESTATE.

N,oIioE Is uERKHY oivEg, TnAT rs
IN pursuance Of an oin.r % nc lionass
court Of the uouniy o. SAT lste. irfritcry p,
matter Of The estate of Henri 1nsbrc'eu ,irccae.
ed, the Undersigned. adninistrAifiN Of thnssil
estate, will sell ~ rr,valc salc 70 nc highes,
bidder for cash, sublec' IN ron ilrmaiion by snid
Probate .oari, on Tho eird dsy o. Msy, is9l,
NJ y O'CLOCK Mt, At the law once % Eichafns
a Movie, In tho Constitution building, No, ~
MAN street, In the city ami county OF SAT- LAKE,
Territory OF uiah, all the right tito aud later.
Get and estate OF the sail Henry inguresen, Al
the time Of his death, and Az The right tius
~ oprtation ~ law ~ otherwise, acquired,
other than or In addition TO ihai u the sAid
Henry lnghrsaon al the tins Of bis death. ~
and 10 all that certain .piece OF parcel ot ianu
tiiuatc, lying and irinN IN the county Of salt
Lake. Territory ~ Utah, ann bounded snd 90 p
lcfihed a. follows. bsgieniug ~ point on
inc east side of road cast seventy two huus
dTefths t0T1 ehsins, and nerih one and ninety
two hundfcdths "a w chainf. from the souih,
west corner % The northeast quarter ~ -sction
Of Rsbso one tij Iasi, salt Iale Meridian.
thence south eighty tive itG degrees.
and ten tlol minutes, East ciFht ~
,iener No,,h eish,y iso tss "a
srres ard ien ti0) minutes. West eight ~
chains. thence South eve tslchains TO the plsec
water rirht 70 the same; and also with right
Of way tor an irrigating dtch across the land
of said estate 10 the above described land. AZ
,n,a,ioas 10 ,ss Si,a, sV ~ I aid DECEASED.
Terms aud conditions of saiei Cash ten per
cent. Of purchase money TO DC paid 70 the IA
conirma,,an OF sale hy said court Deed AZ
expense 81 purchaser lids To be IN writing
aud deiyeied 10 said aduiuisuatriS before
ANNA u. CALVERT.
Admlnl.trairix. Of the estate OF Henry Ing
tresen. deceased.
salt Lake Cily. April sa,h. 1871. DIV
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


N""" VI 'o'"u" '"'"ef, Deceased.
~ undersigned, Administrator Of the ~,
Alto OF Joshua Parker, deceased, TO the cred.
l!ors of, and all persons having claims against
ihe said deceased TO exhibit them, with
the necessary YOU .herg. within 1TN months
alter the frst publication OF this notice, 10 j,
W. summerhays, AZ salt Lake Ciiy, At his
place Of business, No. 81 south, third " esg
slTsois, IN the county Of salt Lake,
Dated April spth, lsll.
J, W. aUMMERHAYs.
Administrator Of Joshua Parker, dscenael.
barlow foIguson and John NJ. Cannon, At.
torneyn for estate. dtl
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


IN 'hV hsAtc y, JAH''s y. NleAry Deceased
NTOTlCE ~ lIKREBY GIVEN ny THE w.
IN defsiKncd, Administrator of the estats
81 James y. cleary, deceased. TO the creditors
said deceased, 10 exhibit them with tho peoes
satf vouchers within ten months after tho firsl
puhlieauon OF this notice, To tho said Adt-inis,
traitor, ~ the law onice Of Richards and Movie
Constitution Building, 81 s., Main st., salt Lake
CITY, In The County 81 salt Lake.
Dated April lst, ISL,
EDwARD W. PALMER.
Administrator OF tho EatAle Of James y.
Cleary. deceased. doAW 10
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE IL HEnkhX GIVEN nY THE
~ undersigned, adminlstrAtnr Of the estate
Of janice Whitehead, deceased, W thu creditors
said deceased, to exhibit chem with tho nee.
.syary vouchers wltllin four months Atter tho
nrst pnbheauon Of thlt notice, TO the sald
tiAh Territory,
Dhiei May 9, kNl,
JAMES WHITEHEAD,
bead, dNeeasfa. GIswkIG
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A simple Method OF HcmovinE . Needle.
think 1t may bc OF service to record u
simple means by which obtained tho re.
moyal OF q broken needle from the heel Of
young girl, aged twelve. whom | saw
walking about on her toes TO avoid her
right heel. Into which u needle had been
broken, touching the ground, The buried
end could lie felt. but any pressure led To
Its further entry. directed her ~ wear a
large thick corn plaster around the spot.
with little wet cotton wool In the centre,
and To tread freely on the heel. Within u
week aitorward she showed me the needle,
which had protrude,i. aud she had easily
withdrawn It. Thus no wound was made,
aud no scar left to he a tender spot on the
piantar surface. -Chas. Steele, NJ. d.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Courl In and for Salt Lab.
County. Territory OF Utah.


NoriCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In lie Grnedo Young and Spencer Clavson,
administrators OF the estate OF Clsra u. Young
deceased. have rendered Tor settlement, anu
nled IN said Courl, their final account OF their
administration OF said estate and petition for
nmar. ,h .,a ~, sn,i,s oi shn e',slc
Tuesday, tho md day OF June, A. u. lsll, al
10 o'clock a. M, OF The Court Room Of SAID
Court, In the County Court House. salt Lake
Appointed by the Judge Of said Court, for tho
settlement OF SAID account aud hearing sad
petition Tor distribution, at witch time and
place any pers on Interested IN said estate may
appear ami show cause, " any there be, why
SAID account should not 10 settled aud Aiis
proved and nnal distribution made Ne prayed
Tor.
Dated May $, 1871.
OLE. ALLEN,
CLERK ~ the Probate Court,
by q. n stanton, deputy, did
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ nnioraiRnod Executors % the estate al
Lucy y. lonnr, deceased, % the rretltors az
ana all pvrs1na having claims against Inc saii
utrchsud 10 exhibit hcui with III. neces
thry vouchers, within ten months after tho N a.
puhlloAtlon ~ MS notice, TO the said osscutor.
care % iloher Young. At no East rfInnir
Lake, Utah Territory. '' W '"'
Dated March 3lh, 1901
iil.Rkh YOUNG,
ARIA u. cRlTA yDITNC
~ GRAND YOUNG
deceased. aiasih"s
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
IN undersigned, Executor Of the last
val aud Testament OF Aimena fAu, deceased
10 the creditors Of. aud all persons havinr
claims against tho said deceased, tocxhihit then
with tho necessary vouchers within Ter
months after tho frst publication OF this mo-
tee, % tho sad John 4. Grnesbcck, at thr
Iluildlng, No - south, Main street. sail i,Akr
Ciiy utah, IN hc ouniy OF salt I.akc.
Dated salt Lake CITY. April lat 1891.
JOHN a. GnOEsBECk,
mcnh farr, deceased.
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NyoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN y. H. savage, standardization OF the estate
OF Thomss Ackins. sen, deceased, has rem.
dcred for settlement, and hlrd IN said Court hi 10
NAL account OF his administraton OF said 90.
tate and petition for nnal distribution OF Tho
residue Ut said estate among the persons
entitled thereto, and that "wednesday, tho 9Th
day OF May, A. u. i-9l, AZ 10 o'clock a. M,
At The Court room Of said Court, IN the County
Territory .has been duly appointed by tho Judge
Of said Court for the sattIuinsnlo OF said account
aud hearing said petition for distribution, az
which time and place any person Interested IN
there be. why said account should not 10
settled and approved and nnal distribution
made as prayed for.
Dated May D, legL
C.E. ALLEN.
dtd CLERK OF the ProbaI, Court,
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'h'N' ~ 'A'in N''"'ei' painful
]. s. BosD. defendant.
The People OF the Territory OF Utah send
To j. :. Bond. defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
l. pear ~ nn aciisn brought against you by
the Above named plaintiff In tho District Court
OF the THIRD Judicial District OF tho i,rritory
of Utah, and To answer THO co.nplalut lled
therein within ten days teselusye 81 tho day
summons-if served within this county I; or II
served oht Of this county, hut In this dlstrlct,
within twenty iayyi otherwise within forty days
--or judgment by default viii he taken against
you, according 10 ihaprayer OF said complaint.
Tho taid action ID brought To ~ over the
sum OF fhvo, with interest thereon at \ per
for $50 for atiorneys fees. aud Tor costs Of
this suit, and TO have decree for tho fore.
closure and sale Of tho following described
property situate n the city and county OF sat
the NV. corner OF lot 0,block II, plat q, $ l. u
survey, thcnca y. ~ rods, thence Il. three
tois. thence y. ~ rods. thence W. three
rods To the place OF beginning, under
certain mortgage made and delivered by the
defendant u one otto Van oost'un 10 secure
tho payment 20 him Of a certain promls.ory
note dated at SAT- Lake City, Utah, Jan. 2lsf,
lho. for oo0. due In twelve months from said
daio. Win interest ~ per cent per annum
from date until rad; that no part Of said prin-
clphl or Interest has be paid exeept the In icres
on the sane down 10 October 2lst, isg0, !
wac agreed in ,nii mortgage tina, said defend
ant would pay Al tho costs including roas.
onable attorney fec In case default DO made In
the payment OF tho principal or interest; that
plalntli' u now tho legal owner aud holder OF
saia mote and m9r,g,Ne; that the defendant
ana All persons rlnlninK said premises subae,
quent shii plninlihs mortgage may DO barred
aud foiecloscd OF all claim or night therein
for tho usual statutory relief and for such
other and further reliof 10 tho premises az 10
this court may seem meet and equitable.
Ana you arc hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and answer the said roinplaint a.
above required, and tho said plainiin VIII take
Judgment against you for The sum Of siIcO.
with interest. attorneys fees ks aboyn and Tor
costs OF suit.
Witness tho Hon. Charles 8. Zane, judge. and
the Seal Of the Distlc tCouri u Inc Tblrd
Judicial District IN and for the Territory
OF uiah th!sjfd dry ~ March Ia the wear
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and nnely.one,
tsEALl HENRY a. MCMILLAN.
Ny GRO u. LOOMS,
oawSw thur Deputy Clark
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


EFIFfFFFi UVN"H7EUs
NOTICE ~ lIEnkBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry j. Smith and Milford ~ smith.
executor OF tho estate OF Jane = Smith. H.
ceased, have rendered for settlement, and nled
IN said court, thnir fnAI account OF their adj
niinistrntiOn Of sad tslAte and petition for lnnl
distribution ~ the residue of said estate amnpg
The prfnons cnlltlod thereto, ana that Saturday.
the s5fd day OF May, a. ID. is0l, AZ 10 o'rlsei
tounty Court House, salt Lake CITY ana county.
utah Territory has been duiy appointed ~ I'D
inoRe ~ said court, for tho setiiemont OF said
account and hearing snid petition Tor distrlbu .
lion, at which time and place any person inter.
esied 10 said ettaic may Hrpenr and show
cause, " an ihere befshy said account should
Ton made IN prayed Tor.
Dated April Is, 1891.
O. v. ALLEN,
Olerk OF the Probate Court.
Dy q, L. STANTON. Deputy. d9w
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Our MEMS, YOUTHS and BOYS SUITS

Arc mado In workshops and under
sion. Wo claim garments better md better
trimmed than tho custom taors charges
MORE THAN DOUBLE
GOLDSMITH & cos Statesmen composed O gontIo
mon thoroughly oonversant with detail OF Ready
made Trade. whereby PATRONS
advice to the style bost becoming Man,
Youth Boy ahal oavo without
LY FITTED.
COLDSMiTH & CO. extond n hosrty Welcome TO all to
visit er store Inspect thor desiring to
purchase not.
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Real EssAta should not be made.
VoHS u. wALKER. THE ADMISIsTRA.
~ tor OF the estate OF Thomas RlchArd.on,
aeecased hsying fled he petition herein, duly
Veflhed, praying for an order OF sale OF al Tho
pefsohnl anu roHl estate % said deeadent
alpors, for tho purposes therein scl fortn, Il 10
ihcrelcso ordered by tue Judge Of SAID Court.
hat All peftons Interested IN the estate CT
said deceased, appear before the ssid Probats
uunfl On saturday, the g3rd day OF May,
ls'i, 81 ioo'cocs 10 tn. forenoon OF fA,d day, VI
tue coutt Room Of said Probate Court al Tho
County couIt House, In tho CITY aud County OF
hat Lake, ttsl Territory, ~ show chuse why
an order should not be granted 70 the said al
hlnislfstor. 70 coll 80 much Of all the personal
property and real estate OF Tho SAID dseeasvd
=, pryAt: .si., as shall be neees.Ary, aud that
oopyof THIS order be published az least tour
successive weets In the DfsERsT NygsInn
Nhws,A ncwspaper printed aad published ~
tsld CITY and uounty,
Dated ApIil 2iih. ls9l.
q, w.BAKroH, Probate Judge.
TrRHIronr or uTAu,
County OF Salt Lake.
], q. D.. Allen, CLERK VI the Probate Court IN
hndfor the County of salt Lake, In tho Tern.
tory " Utah. 90 hereby certify that tho fore
SONG IL al ull, true aud correct copy Of order
10 Ahow cause why order Of sail VI IoAl estate
should not 10 made, nlcd April sllh, A. ID, ltJl.
~, npprhrs Of record In my once.
In witness whereof, have hcreunto set my
h.nd and affixed the seal OF said Court, til.
STALL q u. ALLEN.
by @. Il. STANTON, N'N
pepnp CLERK. d
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SUMMONS.

IN dc District Conr, IN aud for he Third
judicial District Of Uldh TERRITORY,
County Of Salt Lake.
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ELIAs A. snirn. Cashier. pialntia.1
j. s. Bosp. defendant. "''"'
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In the matter OF the Estate OF Thomas
Richardson, deceased.
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~ safe Deposit Vaults. absolutely bur.
rlar and nre proof. Rents. 50 TO SIS per year.
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Receives Deposits Payable on Demand.

nSys AMI Sch Erehanos on SeS fori, san
irdhesiso. Chicfoo. 81 Lo'ns, Omaha. Londs,
end aM Ms Pflaelpal Ceninsnial Cnl..
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"TO be nell dressed costs but ltttLe;
"He cho IL sceH pleased Is tceU paid"
GOLDSMITH K COS
MAMMOTH CLOTHING House
Have imported Largo Handsome
SCOTCH CHEYIQTSl H0MESPIINS

IN all tho New Coiorngs which thoy fmade in tho
Popular Lounge Cuawoy and Refer Suit Positively tho
same goods both In style and workmanship cannot be
purchased from other responsible .Thoy
suitable for stylish rough ready In presenting
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Our FASHIONS for the SEASON

For inspection bog respectfully that
has boon taken that tho selection of
mono but tho productions Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-14

Clerk OF the Probate CONT.
By O. L. STANTON. Deputy dSw
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the pretate Court IN and for Sal. LAKE.
County. Territory Of Utah.

In the matter OF the Estate Of Thomas
Adklns. San. DoeeAled.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
dpPOPOy or MAY.

Nov ia the month of roses, as bards without
,umher have taken unnecessary pains TO poln'
ont r. is the month of sweet dreams ana prs
ratic bubbles of pretty froclIs and ribbons anu
narasos and other bewildering achieVeihen"
in millinery. Of such things as these =" h"'
aIv-ays been the guarantee and the rean~''iU"'
hut of late wears it has come to be also ''e
month in which il settled the momentous prUo- pro-,
Iom of summer plans and habitarlons. ihe
discussion of the question begins much carrier
in the year. Indeed. there are not few Prov
dent and forehanded persons who CANNOT seVuo
comfortably into the routine OF wih'e' III -
York until they have at least MADE sole pioH
ress in arrangements for the season "no" a.
the world, excepting, OF course huse iiiaJoi'Y
of il. is expected TO be in the country ~"
the 1st of July till the middle OF oep,ehiOo'
used TO be thought rational ana S'un0'o"'
poriod of absence from town. but no" 'n0
middle of May and the 1st OF NoVelhoer ar
not utra-fashionabIe boundaries. MUCH uo
nonds unon the weather, but those VINO miss
tho transition from spring to summer III New
York. whatever they may gam, certainly Use
some Of the fairest sights and pleasantcst eA-
periences of urban existence
But though much is to be SAID against pre-
mature departure from the city, we conliiienu
the discretion of those who fathom their ue-
sire, and possibilities early in the season. 1heS
have = wider range of choice for one thlng, Il
ho+tor chance TO correct mistakes and heal DIS
onnoirtments for another, anu more than all
oiso .bov Gain the peace of mind which flows
from an accepted choice OF at'racViohS.
Whether their fate is to take the wings Oh
tbc morning and fly into the utterinoSt parts
of the earth. or to become the slaves OF SUD-
urban timetable. there is comfort in a decslon'
,rbis comfort may be brief, however, and Is
nrottv sure to be if the decision is approached
rr;.bout careful consideration of all that 1t in
wolves.
In the choice of a summer habitation, ro-
mantle scenery exercises too much influence
over many minds. Rugged mountains, SHIN
mering lakes and bosky dells may be delightful
adiuncts but they also may be full Of snafes
and pitfalls 1t is not impertinent to ask
whether drainage and water supply are on
familiar and friendly footing with typhoid fever
and whether lovely sunsets are III lieu OF d.
| eestible food There is classical authority TOR
| the assertion that hunger is the best sauce,
but a ravenous appetite, making paatabe things
which nobody ought to eat, is curse instead
of a blessing And so we advise the noble army
of pilgrims who are about setting out for the
country, to beware lest they return an ignoble
army of martyrs. Their danger is happily less
than il was even few years ago. Experience
| has made many wise, cOmmOn-sen has begun
| to run a free course toward gorlfcaton sell
| interest is draining swamps and testing wells
| .bora j. n growing conviction that Qllinine Is
not so great boon as the absence OF any need
for it, and thousands are learning the vital truth
that all is not food that can be swallowed.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04

the Ordnance Department also quartered IN the Citadel
~ MeSico but IL was ascertalDed that II was TO be
surrendered 10 the MexicaDs after the departure q
the Americans This, II was determined, should be
prevented. dc Rohan, in the silence ana darkness
~ the night scaled the walls OF the ordnance yard,
bnlstd ibe coveted bronze the WALL and bore i
od I'm triumph TO fnd resting place with the 90
Artillery at Fort Adams
The rumor that Count Montholon would be trans
ferred from the French Mission at Athens TO that In
Washington 10 relieve NJ Roustan, calls out this bit
OF biography from friend Of the former gentlemans
family The Counts father, General Le Marquis Dc
Montholon, was stanch friend OF both Emperors Ma
poleon and in his old age voluntarily shared the cap
tivty OF the latter lie widower, and his achon
80 impressed an English woman of good birth and
fortune that she addressed the old general declaring
her admiration for his nobility Of character and her
desire TO become his wife, This resulted In the adys
going 10 Ham, where the marriage was celebrated In
the prison. Finally the royal prisoner escaped, ana
then MonthOlOn was, OF course, able 10 leave. Iho
dplomatist who is talked OF as NJ Roustan successor
Is the only by this second marriage HIS mothcr
was a dgnifed arstocrat, extremely Intelligent ana
finely educated. Count FustaD born OF Ham about
1S45 and when few years later the old general died
his mother withdrew from everything and dedca1eo
herself solely 10 this son.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-04
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ROSTER & BIAI'S-2 and S-Carmenca. $1,000,
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