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zo1lor OF SALE OF RrAL rs1ArL

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVES, THAT n
~ pursuance 81 Al order Of the Probate
,euri Of ,he County o. salt Lake. Ierrit,ry OF
tiah. on the tth day ot februlrv. isYi, In tho
matter of the ,ststc of Hem, inEhteser. decrease
sn,ihe Undersigned, administrstriN Of the said
state, willsell Al private sale u the HI host
hidder Tor cash. subject 10 sonfrmaiiuu ily stid
rr,l,ate Court On the isrd dsy Of kpri. issi'
- y O'Clock NJ, A. the Law ufflre 81 iichlTtis
A Mnyc. In the Constitution Iuildng. Ma
street, - the city AVID oonniyo' AIT 80, Tcr.
fiioty OF Utah, All tho rlslit, iluo aud inictctt
and rst tr ~ the slid iienrs iuglrcson, NJ the
time Ut his dsaih, and ~ the fight, u io AMI
in'etcsi that M al estate has, ny operation
ndditinn O., that OF tla s'ii Henry tngiirr en- Il
the time ~ his death, tn hudto all that certain
piece or parcel % land situate. iylng md
cinR IN The riiy aud county ~ rall isakc Ter,
ril!ry u llidh, ana bounded aud descrbui A.
follows leguninF NJ u point on tho east eide
Of fohi east seventy t~u huudrtiths 10. :
CHAIN, and north unn and niurtyteo hun.
dfenths llr!l rhains, ffum the southwest cor.
nsruf TIE rlrihcaft quarter ~ Sselian rwen.
" seNcn go IN Township tue % souih, OF
lang % . ~ kasi. alt ALE Meridian, ihrncc
south eighty two 80 degrees and icltl MIN
utrs, West rlght ~ cham, thence Norih ave
chain, thence nurih eighty two fsfl de-
Er,es agi IN ilol minutes, Wost ciFhi ~
chains. thence south I've thl CHAINS 10 the place
Of beginning, together With iho second rY
v alter right 10 the sane and also with fiFht
OF " Tor an irrigailnE ouch acrnss iro lanIof
said estate Ia the ahlye dracfiiied land al "a h
Aplacc ~ vii bo prhcucil aud the lcast inlu'
rloua ~ the estate Of sli deceased
Terms and conditions uf sale Cash ten per
eenl, Of purrha'c mon q to he rHid ~ tho al
eni llris alton ol saic ~ ,aii cnurt. Deed Al
expense nf purchaser. NOS 10 be IN writinr
nul delivered 20 said admiuiatrainN befl .
ANNA u. CALyERT,
Admin,slra,ris Of the e,'ate OF Henry Log
taii Lake U,i,, March 9Th, isgi. dsw
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THE BROOK.

Little sweetheart. you've fofgotten
How you played Tor mo one night.
Twas the sweet oil Brook OF Tennyson-your
eye were shining bright.
And the lampllght softly fell upon the splendor
Of your hair
Your checks aslow-i the sunset clouds
Were not 80 passing fair.
heard the sweet. low, pcbbly
Sound of waters rppling free.
Tho murmuring trrc., tho whispetln- rraas
aud drone Of drosssy bee.
" was softly singing summer Ia some shady
woodland nook,
And my soul began 10 pulsate
With the rhythm Of the lirool.
1teemod 10 SEQ your laughing faco
Al the button Of the stream
wavfing. iiccting water nymph from some
Greek poets dream.
And your blue eyes sccfned TO beckon aud then
laugh In cihsh slec
On that dear old winter evcning
When yon played the Brook for mo.
Little sweetheart, you've forgotten,
But the tlnkie Of that tune
IL still tinginr IN my mcm'ry like soft bird
songs heard In June.
And tho iovu that came that evening with tina,
rirpllng little river.
Though years may come and years may 90.
VIII still 80 on forcycrl"
Thomas l. Wood In Detroit FREQ Press.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE n iIFRtBY GIvES, THAT IN
~ pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
,ourt u the county of salt lake. Territory ~
Utah. made On tho Find day ~ December, ilpj,
IN toe matter Of the esiite OF leu =. Tin'
Foy, deceased, the undersisned. aduiinisra-
triN OF the said estate will col At private sale,
10 the highest BIDDER for cash, subject tn con
nrnAiion BY SAID Probate Court, At ~ O'Clock
M, AT the law onlce Of richards & Moy te. Con
ttituiion building, No.I ruuth Main street, IN
the city and county OF salt lake, TERRITORY OF
tiah, all the right. ttlc. interest aud estate Of
said l.chi h lingoy At the timo Of he death and
all the right. title and interest that the
SAID estate has. by operation Of law or other.
wise, acquired other than or ~ addition 10 that
Of ire aaid l.ehi :, 1irgcy al the time of Lls
death. IN and 10 all that tetaln piece OF parcel
Of land, situaic, lying an hrinR IN tile GUY aud
county OF sat take, Tertiary OF utah, and
phftirulsTiy dtscrihst A. follows, to wit The
sAst half ~ ~ the wet half 90 OF The
northwest qurrior - Of section rsrty.fonr
40, In Township Three 1l south. lilIge one
10 We salt late MERIDIAN, ronsistnF Of
foitv (ipl acres Of land toscther With twenty.
three leil shares Of the capital stock af lie
Utah ami salt LAKE canal Go Terms aud con.
diiions of sale Cash, 10 yer cent OF the pur.
chase money 10 be paid on tic day 81 sale bal.
Auor on confirmation 81 talr by sad lrobatH
Court Decd at Expense ~ purchaser,
AMLLtAJ. TlNGTY,
Administrators VI the eilage OF Lehi 5. Tin.
gey dereaard
salt LAie Guy, Aprls, 1871. d
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YpoGrAphlcaL TouRlsr.

"May keep thisV ! asked.
ayes, reckon, It's the only one I've
got, but my printer has the plate, and IN
order some more by telegraph"
The stranger had become quite serious
during the latter part OF his speech. Civ.
Ing himself shake. he once more assumed
hts careless air, and said;
"Say, boss, will you print u painful for
me while 80 out to The telegraph object"
! knew the tolegrarh Office nlways clostd
At yo'clock. but didn't say 30. To his
query lrcpliedi
60 out, II you wish; but don't stay long,
~ there Is great deal 70 do, and ! hope
you'll help us out"
As the door oloscd behind him turned
To Ahe, saying
We'll, tell me about him. Where did
he come from. and how did you happen to
Get him "a workY
shortly after you went away this after
noon he walked Into the room and sang
out, Here ami Which frame do takef
iAsked him who hc was aud what 10 want
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, ~ aud for Salt Lake
County, rtah Territory,
In the matter of the estate d Carlos NlClllc,t.
decreased.


NOTICE Is HElEnN GIVEN ny THE
~ undrrslgned GomWiaslnnsrs they mn.
ing been heretofore appointed by .aii CouTt fo
partition tho estate OF SAID deceased Ia The
parties entitled thereinl 70 al persons inter
cstcd In the estate Oi said deceased, aud 10 then
guardians, agents and attorneys within on
without The SAID Territory. tlN saif
commissioners viii, % ihf a2nd daf ~ Aprii,
ihr onlee Of isaae NJ. WAddeil, atiorrry y
and Vi ra.i IRA south street, IN iLe IN az
salt Lake, IN the county ~ Salt Lake. ItH6
TefniOiy, make partition ~ the real estate nf
sad deceased 10 the parties entitled thetatO
according 10 the decree ot Distribute. msie
IN said estate on the llih dag @. MAY, ls,p. by
Atid court, and all pertnns Interested In faid
estate arc hetpny nuiiled To lie prefrnt al salt
time aud place, and make objections 20 said
partition " any tiey have.
Tho properly 10 ~ plriiiiOnfd u parilguiavly
deferibeiRs follows PAT " Ne ir,tn III in
bloek twenty three an "A plai "n' SAT- iikr
tlf spnof, onmWdue.np At he north
S wa rd sS,GST thence aug ,on,s w ,ssSa
rods thence east tn (lDl rods, thenr.
north ten tlnl rods, thence west fnI,y stsf,e
fil feet thence north ten tlOl ya1'i thrnrr
wet one hundred and egateen ilisl teeiiotfo
place OF y ginning sltuaisd IN salt IAtv ul,
talt IAkn tuWny. ltAh fpuilov,,
Dalrd NJ calf Lala tiiy, sail Ihle Cnun,y
Utah legnlory, ms In Nay u April. ls9i'
". II. h1ENENsON,
N. j, SMITH
JOHN BnOwS,
ISAAC NJ wADDrLL,
Attorney Tor ESTATE. dti
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


In the Estate OF James =. Cicary. Deceased.
NOTlCK N HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE IN.
~ dcraisnod. Administrator of the estate
Of jane Y. Clcary, deceased, 10 the creditors
oii ana All persons having CLAIMS against the
SAID deceased, 10 exhibit them with tho neces
sarl vouchers within ten months after the nrst
pnhlif aiiOn of this notice, 10 the said Adninis,
traitor, " the Ia once Of Richards aud Movie.
Constitution iuilding, 80 s., Main IT, salt f.sk,
cry, In The County ~ salt Lake.
Dated Aprli lat, l-ii,
EDwARD W, pAiAiTR,
Administrator OF the EstslS OF ,1amrs D.
Cleafy. deceased. 4 oAw 40
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TIE People OF tho T,Ir,ory of Utah send
To Louisa ffaii widow. Framed. s. Dyer, Ellen
>, i'rit, Lois a. iiunt Aai Ana T.. FRAT.
hrns q .rn lAso addison rraig, deceased.
defrndt utAf
Won Am HERSBY INQUIRED TO Ar.
j psstin an attinn brought against you by
the ABOVE nanod lsiniln In 400 District COuf.
Of ht THIRD Juiieia nisrlet Of the l.Ttt0rS
Of Utah, aud 90 fptweT The complaint iiri
therein wiihlh len dsJ, (sl li,Ns 81 ihe asT
Of tsfNirrl ufgur IN SERVES Gu YOU OF tlia
summon i--if served vi hiH thi. coanty or 10
srlyed out OF this cons,y, hut IN lnis district,
-or Judgment BY default vii. . lskan srainst
fen ACCORDING 10 lhe pfsysTof said complain.
ihq .aid acuen y otuush, " have decree
herein ~ set fuith The nature OF their elaima
10 ihe pioporif her matter: liesefin-d. and
asi,sfmlniss such e,.im o. elsia. al:
~ sither OF then have no tstsuc o.
Interest whsies,r ~ si,d pismiss. nr
prop,riy. Ana that the iisis OF plalnua 20 same
petuaiy enioiniur defendants and each Of
then from stftrliug Ans adverse interest e.
"a land ahd premises. ard granting plainiin
such other Aad further relief 80 Ia equity b.
langs, sid premises are described As'f9ilosa,
hloc. y. ill, \, eat iAlc cry survey, run
Mas theher West tocs. hsncs Nuftu l0Fofs,
thence hAst rods, thence south 10 rod. 10
place of hcsinnins, situate IN hait Lake City
aud 'eunb, lthh Territory,
AMI you ere hereby nntined that N ycu fail
% appear and answer The Azi1 complaint ~
above required, the FAid plklntn vii Apply 10
the CouH Tor tue reiiof demanded there n,
witness tho Hon Charles =. Zane, Judge. and
The sea- Of the Diktrirt Court OF tho Third
Judicial Di.rici, IN ana fnr Inc Tcrfii0,y
OF ugAh, thlsith day Of February 10 liis ear
ofolr Lord onn thousand eight hundred
and ninety one
lsrIL nKsRr @. MCMILLAN.
CLERK.
by GEo U. LOOMS,
aim Deputy Clark
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ts'a'e OF AlnenA tarr, Deceased
NOTICE Is ilfRknY GIVEN ny THE
A UNDERMINED, Executor OF the last
Nul aud lesl Amenio Of AimcnA rarr, dceeassd
70 lha creditors Of, and all persons haying
clailha AEaihtt The sAid deceased ioeX hilli Them
WIN mo necessary ynuchrfH within Ten
months after The nFit publication Of this No
!ire, y TIE said I0hn a. Lrnasbeek, AZ The
nv once o. Richards a Moyio, Con.iiiutlon
nuu',hs, No ntogih, Main street, salt Lake
wy tthhi a. tue ounty OF salt Lake.
DATED sAlt Lake CiiY, April ~, isai
JOHN A. GHOEsnErK.
tAseulorof tho lat willard testament Of Al.
mena far, decreased. o"
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court m and for salt Lake
County. Tcrfiiofy u tiab.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ iiinan A. Ensign and samuel earn, al
minisiraiors " the estate Of Daniel GArn,
dereased, have rendered for settlement, and
ulrd "a said Court. their hnA account OF
their administration Of said estate aud
rettlun Tor nuhi distribution of tho resi-.
que ~ said estate among the perfuns
ehuiled thsuio, lnl that Thursday, the 18Th
day OF Aptil, a, u. i-'i, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
~ I'VE Court Room u saif Court. m the County
tonu House. salt lake City and County. Utah
Ieuiigfy has been duty appointed hy tho Judge
90 sad Court Tor the settle nf NJ 81 said account
and hearing sad petition Tor distfihution. at
which time aud place any person Interested IN
said estate may appear and show caute, II any
there ~. why siid account should not BE-
settled aud approved aud anai distfibution
made a. prayed Tor.
Dated March %, lslL
C.T. ALLEN,
dle Cicfk Of the rfuhale Court
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LEGAL NOTICE.


NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ John y Carlisle, administrator Of the
estate 81 immt Ioitiee Carlisir. dcccased has
rendered Tor setuomrnt,and fiied IN said Nouri,
his final account ot hts administration Of said
,stai- and petition for nnnl Distribution II the
titled thereto, aud Nat lucsday. the llst
ias ~ Ami. a. - i-ii, NJ 70 u, M, NJ the
Court room ot SAID Court, 10 the County Co art
rifofy. has teen duly appointed BY the Judge
uf said Court. for the settlement ~ rnid ~
count and hearing said petition for distribu.
ton. NJ whieh TIME and place auy person inter
esied IN said estate may appear aud show
cause. " any thcfe be. way said arrount should
not be settled and approved and lnAi iistribu.
ton msfc ~ prayed Tor
Dated Narih 18th. is1i.
n. ALLEN, Clerk ~ Probate Couu
Hy &. y. sTAN1ON. urputy. dlw
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Ia the Diiiric, Cur, IN aud Tor ne 7Afni
iHdlcidi Dhici-i " ufda T,rriory,
Comfy of Stf Ldic.
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pcuiion Tor admission 10 PROBATE Of Nin.
DuRsuASr 10 An ORDER or SAID
Il court In faid matter, notice h hereby
gwen that Tuesday. the 2lft day Of Apnl, Al.
l-9l, At 10 O'Clock a. M, at the County
tourt iiousc,in salt lake CITY, Utah Territory,
in The coutt room Of -tih Court, has been az,
pointed the time aud place for the hearing %
petltlun ut y. =. Wallace, praying for
lhcioNiih presented. pufpurilng ~ be the last
WIZ ana Testament OF hAIy Ann hilda. de.
ceased. when and where all persons interested
may Hpptaf nud oppose tho probate Of said
VIII, % The granting Of lettsfe of Administras
uon. with The viii annexed, Ia a. orgo j. Tay-
lnr, Do prayed tor 10 sAid petition.
in witness whore :, have hercunto set my
hand ANA 1lkrd the seal q SAID court, thu
~ ia, " Alrl, 4 y. isui.
tsrAt-l q. ALtES,
CLERK Of the Probate Court,
EyC D. stASloS, Deputy Cierk. Il
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LOUISE PRATT, widow, fn.sCIs 4. DfHH,
Lts.ts y. iHAtf. LOIS u. Iiusf aud z
ANs T. fHaIr. heirs OF the late Al.
olson rfaii, dscssset. Drfcndants.
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NN ssR sS .Ha sSH u ~ Ird .nS n %
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the enemy, The fighting, it such it could
he called, was all one sided, and in fifteen
minutes from the time the column struck
the brcast works the MeXicans We're in
rout. The Texans pursued relent.essiy
and drove their enemies into the sWAmps
beyond their camp, cutting down men and
horses on the margin to make bridges that
they might penetrate the mora-I and reach
the haplcss fugitives mired in the interior
Houston, painfully wounded, rode over
the field on his staggering horse and at
tempted to stay the appalling carnage.
But mems passions are not so volatile
One Texan was seen carrying two guns
and when asked why, he answered, The
MeXicans killed my son and son n-llw In
the Alamo, and intend to XIII two Of them
or be killed myself"
Two antagonists were seen TO cltnch on
the field and struggle for time, when the
Texan got his right arm free and, whipping
ont a bowie knife, cut the MeXican's throat.
The attompt to stay the hand Of vengeance,
once the work had been commenced, was
like whistling down the wind. The aRgre-
gate Of the Texans engaged was 1Sj, and
GO MeXicaus paid the penalty OF death,
probably man apiece for every Texan
soldier who could got near enough to do
execution. The wounded Mexlcaus num-
bored 20s, and 80 were made prisoners.
The Texans lost killed and IS wounded.
The spoils of the field were 4 EOdscnd to
the Texans. They consisted OF ! 400 arms
Of various kinds, camp utensils and equi-
page, with "a quantity of provisions and
81, 900 in silver,
The day after the battle Santa Anna was
found hiding in the garb Of n private sol
der. On being brought 10 Houston, who
lay under an oak Nsting his wounded
limb he said, General, you can afford to
be generous. You are born to no common
destiny; you have conquered the Napoleon
OF the west"
After some parley Houston demanded
that the dictator order his second in com
mand to eyacuate Texas at once, and dis
patch TO that effect was sent TO the several
commanders OF the Mexican columns that
same evening April -. rs the Mexican
forces in 1cX&s numbered between 1900
and 6,O0J men, IIouston's daring stroke at
San Jacinto with begGR-ly army Of less
than 800 militia was a masterpiece in its
! way.
| \ treaty was made on the l4th of May,
/ three weeks after the battle, and recogui-
tiou by the powers followed naturally, and
! Texas took her place rs an independent
state. GEORGE l. kILMER
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1t is well known that a visitor when
about to enter IA japanese house must lay
aside his street shoes, lest he should soil
the immaculate mats, and the follower of
Mahomet does the same upon entering his
sacred places. 1t seems also that the Wis
itor TO the Old Schloss (palace) at Berlin is
required TO make a similar change.
AS we entered the palace" writes a
friend, 1--WE were detained In one of the cor
ridors, and all were Obliged to put on soft,
thick gray felt slippers, in which we noise
lrssly passed over the polished floors, leav-
ing no mark upon the shining surface.
These slippers consist merely of toe and
a sole, with no heel. We were each obliged
to step up in turn before the guard, who
dropped them before us, and then skate off
over the slippery floors as best we could"
No attention is paid to the tit, of course.
Each must take them as they come.
mine" says my friend, were tremen-
dous. | believe they would have been too
large for the biggest man ever saw; so
You may imagine that had to slide along
cautiously lest | should lose them. The
occasional glmpses of ourselves that we
had in the mirrors were very ridiculous
standing in these great canal boatsl'-
Wide Awake.
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crossing over the San Jacinto at Lync,,s
ferry. When the order was given to de.
stroy Vince's bridge the officer who was to
execute IL remarked, This looks n good
deal like fight, general"
There was, in fact, nothing left for either
side to do but to fight or be slaughtered.
To use an expression coined during THO
civil war, both armies were bottled mp"
Houston, however, had the shortest cut 80
the neck of the bottle. The fringe OF wood
in front of the Texan camp enabled Hous-
ton to form his line unobservcd by the
enemy The center was composed of the
First regiment, Col Burleson; the Second
regiment, Col. Sherman, formed the left;
the right was composed of the artillery
under Col. &. W. Hockey, four infantry
companies under Lieut.. Col. Willard and
CT mounted men led by Col, NJ. b. Lamar.
it is like making burlesque OF a muster to
call that an army where the cavalry, artil-
lery and infantry combined ATmber only
500, yet are commanded by a general-in-
chief, assisted by y field officers. There
were 3 officers not include in the roa-
ter--I.ieut. Coils. Somerville and bennett
and Maj. Wells. Besides this array Of
lighting officers there was an adjutant gen
eral, an inspector general and n commits
sary general, and the Texan secretary Of
war accompanied Houston'S headquarters.
The headquarters fthis well ofliccred host
were, by the way, extremely simple and
characteristics A pair of saddle wallets
contained IIoustprl's official papers and
change of linen. While the Texan infa1-
try was moving ont from cover the puny
cavalry column of 81 troopers rode cut md
engaged the Mexican horse to hold their
attention.
Houston ordered grand charge, and just
rs the men were ready to spring forward Il
rider dashed down the line swinsying an Ak
over his head and crying out that Vince's
bridge had been destroyed. "How fight for
your lives and remember the Alamop' he
shouted. The Erwin Sisters'' advanced to
within 300 yards of the Mexican works and
opened fire with grape and canister. The In
fantry followed at double quick, the battle
cries, "Rememberthe Alamop' "Remember
Goliad" resoundiug along the line
The enthusiasm and alcrtncss OF the
Texan leader were shared by his followers,
aud these qualities, which are the highest
essentials for soldiers, carried the day at
san JacintO. Santa Anna lay asleep under
a tree, and many of his officers were in the
same condition. Tbs soldiers were either
eating or sleeping or playing their favorite
monte, and the whole camp was taken by
surprise. The little cavalry column Of
Texans put the Mexican lancers to fight.
The First Texas regiment mounted Santa
Annals breastworks, composed OF baggage,
chests and camp equipage, and seized the
Mexican guns before the artillerymen had
time to fire a round. \ few Mexicaus
showed fight, and Houston was wounded
outside the works and his horse was hit
two or three times.
As soon as the Texans passed over the
Mexican works they dubbed their muskets
and pistols and after disabling them took
to their bowie knives and the weapons of
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THOU SHALT NOT.
How Patient Long Suffering Humanity
Is Eadgerod with Signs.

how iAtitbL Long
Is Eadgerod with Signs.
1T the FIST breath Of summer good old
Dame Nature rolls up her sleeves, takes
her hugo eGrthen bowl with its mass Of
sweltering humanity into her capacious
lap, and gives the contents a few vigorous
turns with her silver spoon. For these be
stirring times.
Much Of the heterogoneou mixture Ia
dashed against the remotest confines Of the
receptacle, but the greater part, despite tbs
good danes Aerculean efforts, qoietly ro
wolves about the center of the bowl.
Whether it be far or near, whether the
summer pilgrim eddirs about his own pool
or Is borne to distant shores, somebody has
anteceded him. Some tvrant has Issued
his mandate. 10 trespa-sing upon fields
or conventionallties-th is the order Of
the day. Visitors are requested" some
times "Eiudly;" guests ara "lol bdden,S
"proAibitcd," "cautioned;" travellers ara
"warned"
IN hotel Offices rncn arc met with the
command, "Kecp Your Feet Down" Pug
scnRers, irrcsp ective Of sex, on Pacific
coust steamers are confronted with the
placerd, DO Not Go to Bed with Your
Boots On"
And what shqll lie said Of that Joe Nil
lerism, keep OF the Grass'--an injpnc-
ton which mcnuces the happiness Of child
hood and even fills mature souls with
modicum of gloom2
Sometimes pun Is thrust upon us, such
a., Gle who eXpcctorateS here must not
expect to rate us q gentleman"
Ones breeding IS also CHALLENGED in tho
following, "Gentiemon will not nutilato
the newspapers; Others must nat.'
\ supply store I'm icaGNI lD..Irr bore the