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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-19
IN PlTIFUL PLIGHT.
Negroes Starving and Dying by Drovas
TN Oklahoma.

| In Oklahoma.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 9-Spccial
from Oklahoma says: "Thc race uues-
ton is assuminga Il serious phase in Okla
homa to-day and continued agitation
which the subject is raising is more than
likely to result in Il collision between
whites and blacks. When this Territory
was thrown open to settlement LARGE
number of negroes settled in Guthrie,
but their coming excited no serious
comment. During the last six weeks
however, negroes from the South have
SWarmCd into Oklahoma by hundreds in
response to hopes thrown out by the
GllttcrnG prospectus which was scat
tered broadcast Ia communities thickly
settled by blacks. che main mover Of
his grand colonization scheme is said to
be l.. II. McCabp. Of Kansas. in conirnc-
ton with two white men. one hundred
and sixty acres Of ground were pllr-
chased nine miles north Of Guthrie and
Il mythical town laid out. \ glowing
deSclipiiOnof LHngSt0n City was indus
trouSly circulated by said agents, gen
orally c0lored preachers, and the igmU-
rant blacks of Arkansas and Alabama
'n!VilI lihtSlt't lllclF Slndll savings III
Inc prom'Scd land. Gentlemen WHO
arrived from Guthrie to-day describes
the situation there as something pitiful.
The negroes, he says, are arriving by
hundreds, and their condition IS Il little
worse than destitute. rhcv are en-
campcd about the santa Ic depot and
)helr SllhcriN45 from tl!V recent cold
weather, inadditiOn to the pangS Of hum
ger, are hr;lrtrrnHinW. Bat tnr worst
feature of all amt which has aroused the
Guthrie newspapers TO Il realization of
the situation IS the fact that the new
arrivals lave brought small pOX with
them. The people OF Guthrie at first
suppressed tie fact that the disease cN-
iStru FOR fear that the town would he
injured. but $lncc il IS found that small
pON IS Spreading The newspapers have
come out and openly declared III favor
OF lnStitutInE quarantine against The
blacks.
, Mai ;n ,,, ,, ,,o
"''' ~ 'h' N"H''' H""'".
journal special from TNpriH, KalsaS,
saws:
"if ;rho >sso. .,,,.. .l,.,,,,
or nrnat Iit,,,,'+ was ,i'" 2'c''S
rin.r Tho i,,.l ',''I , u,'''1T '-
W., rennrt nT ,n T., s'r ii,"$r.
~ ~, T,,,',,it.tr N;ilc W.
fem SretnL for ,;,r,,. ,r,,,',, i,''rv - ~
iun me nroGiI;.inn I.,,, ,t.n ~
nr1hihitinn ,',d t;,! nn'' 'i'o
Tar as onn,;aI 20 ~, n;t;on iS..>| ~,
and rnrn,nnn,l,r tr,t ',T" 'in y, 'I'tnr'n
Withdraw ihn Et1tn ,rnl;n" r,n,,' ..,,,l ''o,
cities Tn. rrnorf v.n,, .t,nonii,'I ,''',I.
ing the viii hdIow,l rr thn r,,i;,., '',ii's ,,;,
| cre,iOnary with ;hn E,,vnrnor .,,H tI'n,
aIoptrd ,''''' ''''
A uuestion arose n, .be ,d,riion ~
the rcnort Of tIr cnmm;ttnn ~ ;n,,ncti
cation or tho rnnLunt or T,n St.t,
IIousr c,m nissinnnrS Soynr.i pem"i'
lio,ns ,innnnmnnJ +in ,,,,I,;'t i i'' l'.t'
rhr Tarmcrs' AIli,ncn in Litt.r o,.n'', 49,.
Rire Rrnuhlic,n rneo io snail, ,rhn,
| EIdrr drmanIoG the nrevinns nmee. inr
| Rice then protested ar1inSt ms nrt,nn
and termed if = "Laninohin 1isrTnnn' r,'
! ttiI ~; ,lIC' .'.,, -. 'II'I' 'coHHi' tA'
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1891-03-19

Brother Durnnt Was "Inspirsd by tho
Holy Ghost and Poor Primus Was Ono
of His Disciples--A Wicrd Story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

II "a well known that {, ia an unsafe
thing to sot young tree much deeper
than It originally stood In the nursery.
The same principle seems TO apply 10
Young vegetables, according 10 expert.
ments conducted at tho Ithaca station.
Two hundred plants Of Wakefield cab
bagc were sct deep and shallow In alter
nato rows--thc deep ones sunk up TO the
irat leaves, tho shallow ones at the SAME
depth that they stood at in the seed
bed. The deep set plants gave only sew
onty.seyen solid hcad5 In a hundred; tho
shallow set produced eigh,y-ivc solid
heads, and these weighed l9 per cent.
more than tho deep ones. The ground
planted was heavy soil. Country Gen.
tleman suggests that there would proba.
bly, DO lcss difference In light soil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

rhackcray, who lost his mother when
about five years OF aye, was taken In
Charge OF by his aunt, Mrs. Richie, who
wasalarmed on finding that her husbands
hat ntted the boy, She accordingly took
him TO sir james Clark. After an exam
nation tho popular physician saldi
"Don't be afraid; he has . large head,
INT there Is great deal In It,"
rhAckeray had not onlya large head.
but be was tall and large altogether. lIe
used TO tell his eva story OF the travelling
Snowman whom no found one day sitting
ulseonsolete by tho roadside, because he
hsu lust lost his giant. Thackeray asked
whether he might do for the place Crit
iclliy ahd seriously tho Snowman exam
lined him and said
wei, you're nigh tall enough, but I'm
n n,,a you aro too hugly."-London Tit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


NOricE - HrREuN GivEN THAT IN
~ pursuanec Of an order ~ thu Probate
tourt Of Tho county Of sal. Lato. utAh itrn.
toy. inafo on the 18Th day Of May. A u. isi6,
towels, dceeassd. tho uudcri gncd viii eel
a. FsivArs sAIt. H. seated blis Ia writing, TO
The highest lidldr for cssL gold CON OF The
uhiicu -utef, and subieet W cor 1mation hy
SAID Probate Courl, on the i,th day o. Nsy,
ards a Moyic. Constitution Builalug, No. 10 \.
aAin street. slty and county Of sat l.ngu, FER
rtury Of ttAh, all tho rlsht. TILE, intereaf an
estate Of M iaid Bcnisnin d. tiOWvlls, dc
etas.d, ~ The tim. y his death. Or In whioh biz
icath, either BY operation. OF law " 1theruise,
aud all The right, pte ana "a vfHstUt his heifs
"a o. TO the following tract OF lsud, to Wiz An
undivided one nin'h 40 interest In ali ihst
cltl ndcouniy Of saii Late. TefritorJ Of Itah.
and particularly dcsrnbcd - follows, To Wit
totamcncltf a. rnlut ten 90 rndl north OF
tho s'nthuosi cover OF nlock fpuy nne, riat
.alt L,ke CITY survey, and tunnlsg thence
eastten no r,d. thence nor,h eishiyl s0j fesi,
theneo wet ien Qe) rods. theros south eight
trl feet 10 tbs placo Of beginning. tsgtthdf
vi a Fishl OF ~AJ over "a. following de.
,eIhed lard. to VIII conmenelng I've is1 rods
east and fnrty.fte (lSl Get .0aih Of tho norm.
wett corner of lot fosr ~, Bloci forty nine
90 ~ rcsaii, and running thence norm ten
llo) feet, thence wet i've t5l rods ihenca
south ten llVl &c I. ttcnca east Eve t5l rods,
VIA connnuation q SAD right q way souh
70 tue land described above. ferns and son /.
dliipus o. szle-oa,h, gold coin OF the uhii.l
states. " per cent OF pur1hE price 10 bo paid
on the DAY Of sale. and The balance GU confirm
Auon By sid Pr 'bale Coar.
All bids - he IN writHf sealed aud d0liyersd
o,said administrator, 90 or bsforr The hour 81
ale. THOMAS y. lIOA IitE.
Dated this 2rh day OF April. issi. diw
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,


Bellevue. Idaho. Mining Company, salt Laie
Oily, Utah Territory. Location OF Prince.
Pal place OF business salt Lake Oiy, Utah
Territory. LocAuOh OF Mihtsi Nlneral
Hi Mining Disr.el, state % Idaho.
NOTICE Is ilkktBY GIVEN, THAT AT
An meeting OF the hosrd OF 'DtFsrtors "
isI. an VEL, oe w nm GAY Of Atrn.
shsre wss levied on the Capital rtoek 81 Tho
Corporation, payable to Josiah Barnett, Treas.
ufer, Al his ofiro In the bsnkins once OF Mo.
Cornlce Co.. salt Lake Cit,, ltah Territory,
On OF before this .sth day OF May, 1891 Any
stoch upon which the sassssment shhii remain
unpAld on the 18th day Of May, 1891, will To dc.
ihluent and Adserti.sd for sale at public aue.
Won. snd unless payment !. m,de bs ore, viii
be sold Gu fridaS tha s1lh day OF June. 1871. At
me once % the Company In sat Lsse 0ity,
utah Territory. Al D. 70 nay the delinquent
As.cssmont. together with tho costa Of Adysr
u.ins and esp.nse OF sale. ny order o. Tho
board OF Directors y. b. HORN.
Aenny secretary,
sat LAKE CITY. Utah, Aprii u. isei. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

Tho most suitable soil for roses Is q
light, friablc loan, Astounding in decay
ing vegetation, such MS thoroughly de-
composed sods aud leaf mold. With
this mix, previous to planting. some bone
dust and decayci manure. Avoid for
roses n rotentiyo soil without natural
drainage. 4 liberal dressing Of bone
dust at the timc OF setting the plants AZ.
sists these to u vigorous growth and pro-
life bloom. II will also DO found bcnc-
fetal to keep the soil around roso bush
vigil loosened. When tho plants arc
blooming profusely, liquid preparations,
such as soapsuds. manure In solution,
SCOT water. etc.. are beneficial, II not APP
piled too strong.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ iEni ny CtvES, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order " the Probate
Cont % TIE eounilot, san lake. Territory %
" ne matte. u the esiaie Of lchi $ Tin
gey. deceased, the unfefsiguec ndministrA-
Yin OF IL. said estate, vii srh At private sale,
10 the h ghest bidder for cash, subject to con 4.
hrinAtion by sad Probate Court, AZ ~ O'Clock
NJ, ON Tie sih day o. Msy, lt9l. NJ tho law
once Of richards A Moylc, CONSTITUTION
liuildbE, No. ~ touih Main street, IN
the city and county Of salt Lake, Tsifiiory u
Utah, Al the fight, Ute. interest snd estate of
said ell \ 1ihFey Al the tine OF his death aud
all the nrht. ttie aud interest that the
shid estate has by operation of law or other.
wise. acquired oiier Than or IN addition 10 that
OF the said Lehl :. Iipgcy At the time Of his
death. In and u all that cVrAln piece or parcel
OF land, situate, lyng Auf beng ~ thu
county OF sat Lake. Territory OF Utah, and
particularly described a. follows, 10 wit The
east half W 90 the Ntst halt 90 Of the
northw e II quarter % Of section 1hiriy.four
u Wei salt tair Meridian, can.i,,lus Of
forty (t0l acres OF land, toFrther With tuenty.
three (sil sharss Of the capital stock Of tle
utah and salt Lase Cana Co Terms and con.
ditions OF sales Cash, 10 per cent. of ths pur.
chase money to he paid OH the day Of sale bal.
ancc on confirmation OF tale by said rrobal.
Court. Deed At txpensc u purchaser.
Admlniltrairix OF the estate OF Lehi 4. Tin.
gey. deceased.
Salt Lake civ. April :, 1891. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

Our language has u wonderful power
Of expression. On one occasion. we are
told, n doctor Of divinity rang the
changes on lie that hath ears TO hear,
let him hear" ''llo that IL accessible
to aurlcular VIBRATION" said tho doctor,
"let him not close tho gates OF his tym.
pana." Then again wo have that old
fashioned saying, ''Thc mora the mer.
rier" delightfully."- translated in this
ways "AIultihldinous assemblages are
the most provocative OF cachinnatory
hilarity. Tlt.Bi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

Farm Journal gives expression to the
following donts:
Don't plant In wet soil.
Don't buy largo trees.
Don't buy slender trees.
Don't plant lonsey trees.
Don't plant tree without good roots.
Don't let Pat akin tho trees with the
swinglc trees.
Don't use horses In tho orchard with.
out nose nets ON.
Don't riper tho grain in the orchard.
Don't lot tree agent shut up your eye
On wonderful varieties. and
Don't let anybody plant your trees; do
II yourself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court In aud for sal, Lsss
County. Tcrilory VI Utah.
In the matter Of the kstAir OF ThomAs
Richardson, deceased.
LEGAL NOTICE.


Order 10 show Cause why order Of Sale Of
Real Esta'e should not 10 made.
.IonS u. WALKER. TuE ApMlsIsrRA.
~ tor Of tho state o. TuomAs Eiahardson,
deceased. haying died his petition Lsretn, duly
verified, praying for an order u sale OF all the
personal and real estate 81 said dsesdsnlv
MAJORS. Tor the purposes therein sei forth, 10 ~
therefore ordered BY The Judge OF SAID Ceurt,
that Az persons Interested IN the estate %
said Deceased. appear befsre tho ..id rrobAti
vi, !, ioo'eiosi IL lie treason Of sa,S day. Y
The Court Room u said Probate Court NJ the
County court House, In tho City Aud County Of
SAT- i.ske. Utah Territory. TO show cause vhy
~ order should Aot be grated 70 tue said adj
ninistiAtor. 70 sell 40 much Of all the personal
property snd real esIs,e % The sad deceased
Al private ssi.. A.. shsll DO neesssary, and thai
y eopyof this order be pubishcd Al least tour
successive weeks IN the DR-rAKT EvIsISo
Stws,a Newspaper printed aud published M
said CITY aud County.
Dated April 2tlh. 1881,
q. w'BAitTon. Probate Judge.
't County q ssi, Lac. I"
I.c. T., Allen. Clara VI the Probate Court IN
and Tor The Osuhiy Of SAT- Laie, In ihs T.,ri.
tory OF Utah. DO hereby certify thai the fore
gong 10 fun, true amt correct copy OF order
10 show cause why order Of sale Of real cslate
should not se made, nled April 18th, a. ID. pgl.
a. APPEARS Of record 10 NY once.
In wtins. whereof. have hereunto got my
'''" i ssy q April A. D. i''ti r. ALLEN.
ny Q. X. STANTON, N'1'>
Deputy CLARK.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


NoTIcE Is IIEREbY GIVEN ny Tnr
4 UNDERMINED, Executor OF the last
VIII and testament Of Aimena farr, deesased.
s ~ we sssdi,g5s o.. saa ali persons having
with the necessary voucher. within ion
months after the MT publication 81 tbIs no
,ne, 70 the said John a, urNetbeck, At the
hundlng, No 3isouih, Main street, salt akW
NY, u,sh. IN the ounly of salt Iaio.
Dated salt Lake CITY, Aprli lst, lrgl.
join A, GiiOksnECK,
Executor o. tho last will and testament Of Al.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
HORTICULTURAL SUBJECTS coNslp-
gREo IN A PRACTICAL MANNER.

Facts In Asparagus cuiture-Too Close
Planting an Error with Most cuiti-
vstors--ror Estrs Zine Plants sumeient
Space Must I've Allowed.
There Is probably more difference In
the quality OF asparagus that finds It's
way TO the market than IN any vegetable
grown. The small inferior sort Is
largely due to two causes. II has been
cut too soon, and tho plants grow too
closely together. In considering these
faults Prairie Farmer saysi
Asparagus requires usually ut least
three years from the seed before II Is III
Tor tho market. else Its supply would
huctuate like common vegetables. where.
rs, ms a rule, n fair price can nearly al
ways DO depended on except. perhaps. for
\ short time toward tho last Of the sea-
BON. when all other vegetables become
moro plenty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

STOOL or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND CROWNS
Tho French gardeners are noted foi
asparagus culture. and ship vast guam
titles oven TO the London market be
sides supplying their own literally.
What they do ship Is always very large,
and this Is not obtained by colossal"
kinds, as some would have one suppose
who have seeds or plants for sale, but by
giving each plant much more room to
grow In. Hero, as In England, IL is the
more common practice 70 have beds
planted IA close M ono foot apart In the
rows. and not over eighteen inches be
tween the rows; the consequence Is that
IN n very short time the plants arc crowd
Ing each other for room, anil rs In tho
care Of every other crop. much smaller
growth IL tho consequence.
In France these arc mover planted NJ u
loss space than two feet apart each way,
and for extra large specimens rs much
IN from three TO four feet h allowed. A
good medium distance would be three
feet IN rows aud eighteen inches be-
tween, which on largo msskot planta-
tons gives chance 10 work "A horse cil-
tivator 10 clean from weeds. Many per
sons Imagine NJ these great distances n
serious loss Is obtained, but this is not
30. rs when the shoots have abundance
of room to spread In each plant produces
u forest Of stout roots that would sur
prise those who dug up one OF tho plants
for examination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

Mr. Aldrioh. managing editor of tho
Cleveland Plain Dealer, writes; "1'he entire
amount expended on the Garfield monu.
mrnt, including grading, soddiug. tagging
and general improvements about the site,
was tiso,oo0. Subscriptions amounted To
N5i,,H, but the interest swolled Il to the
required sum. Contract was let Oct. 5.
lsso; construction began spring Of ps5;
dedicated May 30. 1880"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06

Young Mnn-Mr Tapellnc, can you
put new right sleeve IN this coat This
one Is getting badly worn.
Tailor Certainly. Mr. Downey. Al
low mo to congratulate you on the en-.
gagement.-Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


IN 'ho ESTATE OF james Y. cieary. Deceased
NOTICE IL uEFkBN GIVEN ny THE w
~ dersiYnei. Administrator of the e.tAte
oi james y, uleaty, deceased, to tho crciitors
OF and all persons having claims against the
SAID decenssd. To exhibit them with the neces.
sary vouchers within ten months after the nrst
publication Of this notice. 70 the said Adrinis
Constitution building, % -, Main 81, bait LAlo
CITY, IN the County ~ salt Lake.
Dated April lot lsti
Administrator Of the EstAte Of James y,
Cleary. deceased. donw Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
LOCAL TRAINS.
nAtI I.ANE AND panus

OOAI TRAINS. .
SALT LAKE, AND OGDEN.
Leave Salt Lake 200 ain. and q,.A A. m "A
pm. he,nInins. arrive salt. Lake e.iv a'ia
0.io pm, V.sa pm. "A
BINGHAM.
salt Lake a0p,m. "'''e
AMERICAN foRK, Provo, srn,sav,,,.
EhisfLh, MT. PLEASANT AMI MANrI
Leave SAT- i.ato $50 a.m., retu,n,ny a.
rive salt Lake &c. pm.
ID. o. DODGE, .. IL. Hrssrrr
6en- fAsA.Ags
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NOTICE ~ IrnEnY GIVEN THAT
~ tifnry =. smith and wilford D.. smuh.
ssecutare NJ the estate u Jsnu :. smith de,
ceased, have rendered for settlement, and nled
m said court, ihfir finnl recount ~ their I'D.
rninisusron Of sad ate And petition TOR nnal
distribution OF the residue ~ SAID estate Amonr
tho prfaons eniitlcd thereto, nud that saturday,
a M. II the Court Room Of fAid court, IN the
County court House, salt Lake tity and county,
ltan Territory has been duly appointed by the
iucsp ~ said court, for the settlement of said
rccount and hearing ssid peiitipn for disirihu.
ton. az which time aud plsco auy person inter.
csted IA said cftAtc may stpcAr and show
not be settled and approved aud GnAl dstribu.
ton made ~ prayed Tor.
Dated April ., lspi.
CLERK ~ the Probate Court
ny q. D.. STANTON. Deputy. dHw
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" lhymA Adtins, sen deceased, has zen
nneted i1r settlement. and nled IN said COuri, his
nnai account q Us Administrations OF said -.
Ierluur o. SAID osthte among tho persons
snli'lri thereto, and that Wednesday, tho .iIh
gay o. May, a. u. itsl, At 10 O'Clock 4. M,
,ouIt House salt Lake CITY and County, Utah
isrfiiory ,has been duly appointed bl the Judge
~ sAih tourt,for the settle insni az said account
hnl hearing sad petition Tor dislributlon, al
Mhlsh time and place any pcrson intercsied IN
.slu thtHlc may Hppear amt chow nanse, N any
ih.rc be, why said account should not ~
made a. prayed Tor.
Dated May ., is9i.
80. Gle. ALLEN,
am CLERK OF tho Probate Court,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE US q.
~ d.rsigned, eve uior 81 the estate Of
Jacob liHi, deceased, 10 the ur, ditofs OF,
and ali per-ons having claims nglinit The
al deceased, to exhibit them with The seees.
sAry voucher, within ten months sitter the Act
publsAtou q tn, notice TO tho said executor.
10 tho county OF salt Lake. Utah Territory.
Dated April 9Th. 1891.
CATHERINE RAJ,
declared. diAw 81 W
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NOTICE OF shlr OF RrAl IsIA1I.

NONiSL oTtt
>Yorics Is nERKBy GIVEN, THAT ~
,sr, ~ ,hc Comfy Of salt Iaks, Territory OF
Utah. on the sth day,of February, 1901. IN tnc
matter Of the estate o. Henri lnshrcien .deeeas.
ed, the undersigned. acminisitA,riN o. ns...,
state. will sell at private sale 10 the highesi
bidder. for cash, sni,leci ~ confirmation BY said
Probate ,'onrt, on ne iitd Day Of MY w.
( Movie la the Constitution building, No. as.
Main sigcst, ~ the city aud county Of -aii Laks,
rtuiiory ot Utah, all the iishi title and inter.
Ell and fsfaie OF the sail Henry inFhresen, Al
10 u,nc 81 ~ death, and All the light, title
and interest hat tie said estate has.
~ operation o. Law or otherwise, required,
Hemp Irrtrosaa ~ tho tine Of Ills death. in
and 10 40 Ina, fffiain .plsce Or parcel u land
.iiasie, : .uF AMI ling IN %, county,. % al,
iaas ioTii o, u,sh, s,e sounasa enu u nn
TIE est rsif ~ cad east seventy two hun
rtcJfhf ,u.s1 rnflns. and uefih une rnd ninety
80 husciss,,. ~ .h ii9m a s"r,,a.
fweniy seven 90 ~ tSwnhip one south.
ot Ilsnse one a. last, sAli iaso meridian,
thence souih eEnwWY w .assTess',
chains, lhen.e Nufth I've lsl chsins.
thence North eisn'y. two Vil Dc
sns,s. r ,r.rs Ter s,6 G,e ~ RAE
Of bcFinping. together with the ssoohfary
wstcf right 10 the sane; hnd $50 wiih rfhl
" way Tor an lfrlgotine Ouch 1cra,, We land
.uch lace ~ will be pracii,si and the least
Injurious 10 the estate Of sal1 deceased.
Terms And cond tons OF sale Cash ten Per
ceni. Of purchase money W BE- paid TO the ad
miuistfairir on tho day Of aaie, bilance on
combination OF saie by ssif court Dssd A.
and del yeicd 10 said sdministfatfix before
''~' ANNA D. CALVERT.
Administrative sf the estate VI Henry Ing
sail Iaie c,ly. Aptii slih. 1901. d1w
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BARBECUE iSD JolllrlCiIlON

On the dsys % sal. rrsnd barbecue festival
vi = given Tor the snt-ftAinnirnt Of The visitors
by iae manaref- ~ tho eicutslan- TIE PM.
grhnns oil lnclnds toa.,s. speeches, muaie, etc.
fnll paItif GLARS of the axgug-lon. also. inform
alton "a Idaho Falls and ID. rnAke River W ~
eau ba obtains from circulars. or Of
The lntshs Land and lmnlesllrr cunri:j
AoomsF 0 bsnk nioes, DENvEss, CoLO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
REAL ESTATE SALES

Daring The visit " tho stearaieuls.s, ass
suinbsf 81 choice ba.lne-- aud r.sldsnas ~ Va
without feisrvs. giving all an opporfnnits y
sscnn property n thelr own price, rhls sAls
will 10 conducted By k-ssrr. WRflLHR \
nAcrhh .t., AZ % ~ rfa,s,ea. aaetioa-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
)ur MEMS, YOUTHS and BOYS SUITS

Arc made In workshops and undor OWN
sion Wo claim garments better cut and
trimmed than tho custom taiors whose
MORE THAN DOUBLE.
GOLDSMITH e. cos Salesmen composed OF gent
thoroughly conversant with detail OF tho ea
made Trade whereby PATRONS feel tho
advice to the becoming
Youth Boy shall ioavo house without being PERFECT
LY FITTED.
GOLDSMITH & CO. extend a hearty welcome a o
visit their desiring
pur O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
FIRST GRAND
Overland Excursion
idaho FALLS

Ticket ma, b. obtained from local Union 10
ellie eggnt. ~ all Intermediate stAtions.'at the
rate 81 one and ons-hslf cents rsf nlla,
Tbs nna h. hiY.f vAlisJ. Ia which Idaho PALS y
centnally loeafadi u tho moot iAFofvl fesicn Of
the intsf-mountain county, u hns miIl'c1i u
sfler sAstn foIe..s % pin- tiu4blf ralrsAle mir-
sTn dl.tric's coal fields and An uncfeelisj r'nas.
Aiaiuda t..p TO !, 30. Idaho Fall, 10 on -,,er
srisliece o. 1900 horse power capacity, IT'S
dasinsh 10 h.coms an Important railroad. ocm-
insrciLi Ind actnfinF ceiisr, and u u
hdsntT psediotsd q ~ sithia 900 pears the city
is,aon IA fee,i,,looa ~ eses,, tioo "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-06
NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
In the matter ~ the Estate Of Jane 3.
smith, deceased.

! the pfobAie Court, In and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory VI Utah.