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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21
Following are dates of coming trottin
Pacing Champions to Meet,

Secretary Hawley, of the Buffalo Park,
has arranged with Monroe Salisbury. Of
Pleasanton, Cal, and Harry Hamlin, of
Buffalo, N. Y, for match race between
Direct, the champion PAGER of the world.
and Hal Pointer, 2.09A, the game ex-
champion. This match will be the feat
ure of the grand ciscuit meeting in Buff
falo, and will be one of the harness events
of the year. The purse will be for &C, 600,
and Mr.. Hawley has been assured that
this will be the first race this year be-
tween Direct and Pointer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

1 Lot of Ladies' Jersey Ribbed
Vests in fancy colors, Silk and
Lisle, High and Low Mech and
sleeveless, that were bought
way under price. Would be a
good value at 75c. Our price
will be
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

8 Lots of Jersey Ribbed Vests
that will compare favorably
with those usually sold at much
higher prices, High Neck, Long
and Snort Sleeves. Some of the
lots in fancy colors. They can
not be surpassed at the prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

1 Lot Ladies' Superior quality
Balbriggan Vests, French Neck,
Pearl Buttons, long and short |
sleeves, will be sold for only. |
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21
At THE NELSON STABLE.
The Great Horse Is in Prime Con.
dition.
NELSON'S RELATIONS TO TROTTING
ASSOCIATIONS UNCERTAIN.

Waterville is a Beautiful City, Where Both
Education and Horses are Held in High
Esteem-A Typical Incident in Her
streets-Items of Interest to Horsemen
Generally.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

1 Lot of Ladies' Jersey Ribbed
Vests, Low Neck, with hand
crochet, Fancy Silk Trimming
very attractive) rare value at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21
j. r. LIBBY'S
SALE
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Prices That VIII Surprise Most Of Our Patrons.
LADIES' HOSIERY,

One case of Ladies' Fast Black
Hosiery (seconds), but seem to
be the same as the 121ac. quail
ity, will be offered in this
sale at sc. per pair. in 5
pair lots. Not less than 5 pairs
will be sold to any one custom
eF. ............
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

One Lot of Ladies' imported Fast
Black Hose, Hermsdorf's Dye,
imported expressly for lis, soc.
quality for 3Sc., or. ...........
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

Special values will be offered in
Ladies' Fancy Colored Hose, in
the latest styles. including the
Boot Pattern-alI bargains
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

3 Great Bargains in Ladies' Jer.
sey Ribbed FeSts-Superior to
any we have offered, and we
have not seen them equalled at
the prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

case of Mems Fine White Meri- T
no Shirts and Drawers, Ribbed
Skirt and Wrist, medium weight
would be good value at roc; our
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

One lot of Ladies' superfine i'm
ported Hose, HermSdorf's Dye,
in plain and drop stitch, CSC.
quality-Will be sold for. .......
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

One case of Ladies' fine imported
Fast Black Hose, HermSdorf's
Dye, imported expressly for us
in plain and dropstitch, and
guaranteed to be one of the best
bargains ever offered in this
city ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

1 lot of Mems Balbriggan Shirts T
and Drawers. such as have uSu-
ally been sold for 75c., will be
included at. ...................
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-05-21

One lotof Ladies, Fast Black Hose REQ 1.1o
for 9 sa d asn gfee ought ought to sell *
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

According 10 tho schedule issued In
relation To exhibits Of bees, honey and
appliances for the apiary at the Worlds
fair;
Individual exhibits Of comb honey
will be limited TO 100 pounds, and may
bo made Ia amy manner the exhibitor
may desire, subject 20 the approval Of
the chief of the department,
Individual exhibits Of extracted honey
must be made In glass, and must not
exceed ifty pounds,
Individual exhibits Of bceawaN must
not exceed fifty pounds, and should be
prepared In such u manner as will add
TO the attrnctiyenoss OF the exhibit.
Exhibits Of honey will be classified as
follows; Glass /, clover and Eastwood;
class ., white sago class 0, buckwhoat;
class 1, all light honey other than
enumerated in classes and 2; class .,
all dark honey other than enumerated
IN class D. Exhibits Of honey produced
during 1909, or earlier, must be IN place
on or before April 20, 1893. Exhibits OF
honey In classes I, and 4, produced
during 1903, will DO received between
July 10 and Aug, Is, and in classes ;
and between Aug. 10 and Sept 1, 1898
Exhibits Of primitive and modern az.
phances used in ice culture, both IN
this country and abroad, will DO re-
ceiycd, subject TO tho approval OF IA,
chief Of the department. Special mr.
raugemonts will ho made by the chiei
Of the department for a limited exhibit
of bees, Collections Of honey producing
plants, suitably mounted and labeled
will be accepted If satisfactory 20 Mr.
W. j. Buchanan, chief OF the depart
ment of agriculture, Worlds Columbian
exhibition.
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prcK's hot SPRINGS
o..n. 10 be Double-Decksd
Toe and and Another Big Pool to nc
'"" Provided.

-, extensive improve
Important anu ,,u,,Je at Beck's
ii. are about 70 DC pl''o ..anar.
s.,,,y.. The heavy pauon"e'
not op''. .,.o,, under its present efi-
gwen the ''so' '.,,1 has maven that the
,l,nt Management accommodate
N, ,ool is too small !" "vO, - -
". ,umber Of people, ""' ',,.
''s 80. decided TO douhle'decK 'he
nefr h",. an uortion Of the present
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attempt. No preliminary teaching Ia
necessary. Irea1ing water " slmpiy
walking into the water out Of one
depth, with or without the hiu VI ones
hands. The operation Is not unllke
running up hAlfs, anu, II anything
easier. Truly, any man, any woman,
any child. VINO can walk up htaifs can
Walk III the Wh'ei, hnui t'tnVluoe'i w
the first attempt, Without any pre-
viuus INSTRUCTION OF plhelite'
Hence ] say thpi persons rehly
Ignorant OF the arr oil rWlminlns are
PERFECTLY sale IN Waler OUT OF theit
depth. Very OFTEN you heM people
eSclaim: "Ughl II thia uoat were %
upset, ia ufOWl, OF course cant
swim, you know"
Yes, but you can reau water. Most
Of us attach strong hgnlhcanco 10
the word "swim.H why tnoulu we
mean one thing when man tWlms,
and another nr uinefeNt thihg Wheh
dog swimsY The dog canno, swim AS
n man Hwinls, but many a man can
swim "dog fashion" instantly anu Tor
the first time.
The animal has no advantage 10 my
way Ia the water over man. anu ye,
the man browns while the Hhiinal
"swimH." The dog, the horsv, we
COW, and even the cat All take 10 'he
water, and are able to Walk as they uu
when out OF water. Throw Jog lhu
tue stream, and ut once he begins 10
walk, just az he does ON dfy Iah1.
Why Oh ulu man, woman or ohiiu
net differently under Ike circum'
stances.
It seems strange that people nave 70
be told 10 do what the animals 10 IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

An Irish family once had ghost so
troublesome that they sent for detoc-
tives. ono of those men late at night
fell asleep IN his chair, Tho lady Of the
house chauced TO come into the room
and could not resist the temptation to
groau aud rat.lo her keys. She had
never played ghost hofore' it was mo-
montary mdiscretion. But the police
man did not, and could hardly DO OK.
pectod 10, believe this. He said II was
hardly worth while TO bring him from
Dublin and he withdrew In dudgoou,
Ycl the lady was not really The ghost,
lie was aullsing in retirement Hence
doubt has leon cast ON the ghosts Of
haunted houses, oven among rejecting
minds,-London Illustrated News,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

DO not neglect your paint brushes.
Dip Thorn In AN old can containing bon.
zine. kerosene or turpontine, then wush
thoroughly with soap and hot water.
Peailino il even better than soap; it re-
moves the color rapidly and does not IN.
juro the bristles " they are well rinsed
In clear wator aftcrward. Put your
brushes in JAZZ, handles down, and
leave them 20 dry. Ono Of the oldest
sights Ia an artists studio d the numbor
of brushes disposed in various artistic
bits Of pottery In hooks aud corners.
SONS painters pride themselves ON
owning many hundreds Of brushos OF
oyery possible style and size. Handsome
brushes nre ruiuodlf lot dirty; itmakcs
the hairs come ont, but the large brushes
used in coinmon work will not be in
jurcd by being left in water over night
if You intend to use them for the Same
| colors next day,
Burn your paint rags when you have
done with them. Oily rags are very in-
flnmmable aud sometimes take fire spon-
tanoously when left In heap in somo
-IIarpers Young People.
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Items From Eureka.

...,,,osaeueo Of tho pEsuREr NEws.
n, Kari q. Maeser and Prof. Call
..ms IN on the Il. q. Western satur'
S,v evening. The German portion OF
me community taV UPWARDS Of two
h,,l.o the Saints OF this bnnch are
g,,mapsl met In tho Lntter'day
saints, church the same evening, when
m, MAeser addressed them In their
native tongue for more than an hour
PRESIDENT William Paxman arrived on
sunday morning, accompanied by
Iohp l.. jenkins, Of Goshen.
Another German meeting was hold
Al . D. m. sunday, at which Dr.
MAesrr delivered AN Instructive aud
interesting address.
President John Beck arrived about
noon on sunday aud was present at the
German meeting.
In III. evening the meeting house
wa we'll filled, and Prof. Gail,
phnclpal OF the Stake acad'
.mv at Nephi, addressed the
congregation on the training ani
education Of children.
He was followed by DR.. Macsar on
tbesame subject.
President Paxmnu smoke Tor n short
ume al tic clote Of the meeting eu-
eouraglng the different branch OTgani-
allons 10 attend ~ their mettings aud
duties.
Ilseoms 10 grieve the Visiting breth-
uH from q distance to roe the disregard
Of the Sabbath day Ia this m,ning
Amp. The whistles blow aud the
works 20 on just the samO on sunday
n on any other day. Non cam not at-
and the meetings through tho day be-
cause they have TO work. Seven days
aweek Though The year becoIotu a
heavy drag on poor lNbOrlng men, aud
those who attend TO their work honest
ly for elk days would rather Eest on
the seventh,
The Eureka shaft has been 70.
ilmbeFed from the five hundred TO the
surface. This machinery has all been
0yefhauled aud everything ~ In good
order tor starting, tut Mr.. Packard
says he cannot afford 10 run hts mine
III silver Il up 10 ninety.
The new huistlug works NJ the
Keystone mine are looming up OH thu
hillside TO the left Of the town. The
boilers are In place aud the frames oI
the buildings are erected,
The Bullion Beck Is working al
usual, but hampvrcd for dump room.
The town Is very quiet. Store keep
en- are complaining OF q scarcity o
money.
Robert May, foreman at the Key
ion has resigned In favor OF Jackson
alrUhtystAl. ORR.
EUREKA, Aug. %, 1892.
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NOTICE.

To TIC Stockholders OF The Pacific Lumber and
County, utahi
AyO1lCE Il nEREBY GiNEN THAT At 4
~ meeting OF the directors held on NE sind
dny Of July, 4. - lsa, m assessment Of l1pcr
of the corr ofAiion, payable August IN, 4. ID
lspl, to 3, AZ lyman. Jr., secretary and Treas
urCf, AZ the onlCo OF the company, sugar House,
salt lake County, utnh. Amuuutr Already paid
by siociholdcrs uron their suQslfibed stock
Will be credited on the same.
ANY stock upon which thW hg-tsamenl
may remain unpaid on The IN dgY ~
goEtisod for sale at pubic auction, and uules
Payment 10 made before viii ic nold on the lAit
day OF september, 4. u, lte 70 NY thc dclin'
uutui assessment together with costs OF NJ
ypruHiug and expense OF sale,
n. 81. LYMAN, JH., Secretary,
sugar House, salt Lake County. Utah
July 20, 1ee..
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A Sleepy Doctor.

One day recently u French doctor,
who had company 20 dinner. sat quiet
ly chatting IN q corner Of the drawing
room, when lac was told that q patient
had come 10 SEQ him who was strongly
recommended by some fellow-ptacu-
tIoners and Whose card was brought in
by the page. The doctor submitted
" tn bad grace AMI stepped into ms
eurgeTy. The visitor was In an adj
yancau stage Of consumption. The
bronchial tubes We're In sdeplorable
cOnd itiun and the vocal oordi nearly
worn cut. our physician was In the
habit Of ascgrlaining the condition OF
the patient by asking HIN To count,
aud generally stopped him at thirty or
thirly.ive-quitn long enough for the
purpose. This time, also, Dr. p
asked his patient 70 count. Tune
pa on, and ihe guests began 70 feel
alarmed nj his pEotracted absence. One
OF them opened the surgery door DR..
- had gone ~ sleep In his arm,
chair, and the pahont had counted
SBia.
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500 nelI,.a,. hi Grrnl nrllnln.

Thorc are 003 miles Of tamways
opened for passengers in Great Britain.
Tho working stock consists Of 1907 cars,
and animal traction rs still the favorito
method In 1891 1900 horses were en-.
ployod and $40 steam locomotives; 0G5,-
600 GOO passengers were carried, aud tho
receipts We're SlO,45l ,O0O, Tho value OF
the tramways ia about SJ0,0O0,OOO. Tho
value OF the roads IN the state of New
! York is STANDARDIZATION York sun,
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Treadlng Water.

mi A'e'FN i""hN ffoptsl
me easiest position that man, "a
woman or child can assume In water
.on - noat perpendiculariy. Any per.
soh Without any previous practice,
s"f ,ieau water and go keep ailoat for
Whs Time. He should heep MS
Ssuus below the surface OF the water,
~" my 'uhse Inflated, and his feet moving
SUI uown ~ In walking. Let the
ulrn overbuardn throw his hands aud
a,,ls OUT otthe water, let him raise au
Vsmly whereby the mir il expelled
sJh MS lungs, and no will sink TO tho
nIa The trouble Ia that niue peo.
h NY, out OF ten lose their presence OF
thsls mhsn they are In water out OF
s,oa, uelth Tor the first tune. IL ia.
uau o. struggling and aoundorlng
iuooe1, they would DO |, little waking
vs J. would not bs the slightest dan,
W o. browning right away.
any one car tread water In the tlrst
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THE nIND0O nELLs.
SOME OP THU SINGULAR PHASES OF
BELIEF PREVALENT IN INDIA.

SOME on TiiE SINGULAR PHASES OF
BELIEF PREVALENT IN INDIA.
-
The Hindoos, being extremely i'm
hglnatlve people, have conceptions 81
hghly elaborate horror respecting the
nsIl world. According to their belief
lhefe aTe seven worlds, all beautiful
pAfadlses, which are inhabited by de-
aons aud by creatures half human and
half serpents, which are governed by
lhfee great snakes that reign over all
me snakes on earth. Beneath these lilo
Nehty'one hells, which are indescrib-
lely appalling. Que Ia a dark forest
Nhere every leaf IL dark sword; an.
dher Is paved with iron spikes, which
le'ce the naked victims; third Ia
nene OF ioulest mud; q fourth In
lneosed by living walls OF poison
Vu' snakes, and no on. On the other
land, there arc seven upper worlds,
which our own Ia one. These are
ne dwellings Of 3aO, O0), 900 millions
gods, and the inhabitants Of the
SSgneai OF these happy lands have
sv.'es which never perspire and
~. no shadow, possesses eyes that
never shrink from the SUMS brightest
sMs and are surrounded by gorgeous,
ngfan1 flowers that never fade. II IL
,nol'h noticing that, with all terrorB
ns, ANrumulate around the HindOO'-
nsnr The latter are infinitely less
dreadful than tho hells Of some other
..engions, innBmuoh IA residence In
, ,aeln Ia not for eternity, but merely
temporary.
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BIDS WANTED.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GiNfN THAT
~ scaled proposals will be received by the
undcrsigued cor lhc erection OF a school build
iug for forCst Dale, 10 the Twenty ninth school
Diattict. salt Lake County, Titan, Tor mason,
carpenter aud plhstoring work separate also
10Y the entifc structure, W 10 pm, Of August
l., lsg2, al No, as Canal luton Huilding, salt
Lake uity, or john NJ. Whitakcr'a residence
sugar House Ward.
Guldlng 20 be completed In sixty days from
datc Of signing contract
HiGs viii be OPENED Auguti 10Th. ls92. NJ ll
nm NJ Dltrict Buldiug, rlsns and spcclncA'
lions can be examined al either OF tho nhuy,
named place. for receiving blds, 1he Hoard
festryr ihy right 10 reject any or all hide,
jon hEMsiEN.
JOHN IS. EnN AhDA,
JOHN NJ. wiu1AkkR
Hoard Of Trustees Twcny.ninth school DIS
trct
salt lake city, Utah, July Is. lsgs.
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Eclipsos are everyday affairs on Jupi-
ter, Three of its satellites ure eolipsed
at every revolution Of that mighty
globe, SO that n spectator there might
witness during the Joviau year 1900
oclipsos Of moons and about the uame
number of eclipses of the sun by moons.
Providence Journal.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
Standard Gus1s.
3 f3Ak1f cURhtM NM TkBLi
In Enert uas 20. issa.

trAyHs SALT LAKE
No. e-Tor Provo, Grand Junction and
MI points Enat ..,....... ......,...., 500 AN.
No. flor Prove, Grand junction and
al points Eaat.....,....,....,.., oi,i p.tn
No. S-For Provo, fayeun and Eufoka 40 pm.
No. flor hlsghnm, sanpoin and
WnHutU fleece. ..... .............ss Niln am'
No. a-fur ogden and West ,....... ...l ~ ' "a.
40. l--tur ogden and the West .....,.llill an
No. b-fOr Ogden and points Wctt... go PIN
Az tvIs SAT- tAhu.
No. i-fron Provo, Grand junction
md tho Hast ,.,......s ,,......,ii,o 5 a. m.
No. g--Frum Provo, Grand JnnClion
and the EAst..,...........,,,..,.. .liits pm.
No, 7-from Provo, raytOn and
Eureka ,.s,.,,..... sssss,s...., ~ 30 am
No. t-ftom bingham, sanpsic ana
NAahtch o.. ........................ Z - pm,
No, N-fr1m ogden aus POINTS Mcet. ~ ain
no, s-ITom Ogden aud tho West, - An.
No. t-tfvin Ogtun aud the West. Nil' p,n.
Pullman Palace sletpcrs on all through
trans. No changes, clOse connections, safety,
fpoed and comfort
sect q nftrs No. HnN . Mniu street.
ID. q. nuDUE, A. a. wELDl, :. n. BENNETT
Gen. llAnaseL Gen. tupL Gen. 4, 4 A. AsL
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LEGAL NOTICE,
In the Probate Court, m and for Salt Lake
County, Territory of Utah
In the matter Of the rstsio Of John Reos,
Deceased
order TO show Cause Why order Of Sale Of Real
FstAto should not be made

ELiIABETH A. .RfEs, rilE ADMINS
IL uAtflN OF the estate Of John hecs, de-
ceased, having Med her petition herein, dnly
verified, praying for m ordcr oi salu OF we
therein cot forth, n n therefore ofdcrcd ny inc
Judge Of tHid Court, that AT pefuons Interested
In the estate Of said dccehscsiapp.Wh before the
August, 1871, At 10 O'Clock IA the forenoon
Of saii day, nj the Court Room Of said lrobAto
Court At The County Court llousosin the MY
cause why an order should not bo granted 70
the AID administrAtfiN, 70 cell an much of the
real Ustate Of the said deccaiud ~ public or
private sale as shall be necesaary, and that
u copy OF this order shall be published AZ least
iout successive weeks In the uLhkutt EvLN.
ING NEWS, n newspaper printed ana published
IN tAl1 CITY aud County.
Dated july gsth, l.gi.
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Order 10 show cause why order ~ sale OF
Real Estate shonlh nuth1 made
I,ELEsTIA 4. GiLLEIT,IHE GUARDIAN
\ The pcrton and ostaic ui Horace J..
utllott, Ninor. having nlod nor peuilnn heI.ih
fcM estate 81 said minor Tor the putrosCa
therein sci forth, II Il hereby ordered that The
next Of lin 81 tho WARD anu hli PERSONS ln
beioro The fAid Probate Courl 90 lucaday.
the III day N August, lss!, A. ~ o'cloek IN
the forenoon OF sad DAY, ~ Wy Court hoom
Of said Pfohste court, ~ the county Court
ilouso, IN the city and county " salt La 10,
Utah Torriioiy. 70 show cause Why an order
should ma. be granted 20 the sAll fvhFMah, "
minor at private sale ~ shall BE- necessary
and that 4 copy OF this order 10 published
nt least four succesaive woekt ~ ihc Dh.ihi
IvINtSu NEWS, n Newspaper printed ana QUO
i.shUd in said city and county
q. W. nARTCH,
IfoNHtV Iud4r
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Wcstorinau, deceased
NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n ilstteth Mcsterinln. eaccutriN ~ Tho
ihc estate OF Jonathan MIs' si d,, oe,easea
Couft, her anal account u Der administraion
Of said estate and pctiton for nnal fistnhuton
OF tho residue Of sale eiia.' Auhi tn' Retsnns
dan nj .1snsf 4. D. 1877, At 10 O'Clock q. M, 40
he Courti,ooin Of SAID Court ln the County
Court House, salt Lake cily and ,ounll, uthh
Judge * ssid Court. for the sotlomontof said
Account ard hoarhe SAID petition Tor distribu
ton. At Witch tine and place any pefhon inter.
eaiod IN eaid estate may appear and show
eausc. II hpv thcre be- why said account should
not he sctticf and approved and hnal distribu-
ton made AZ praycdt9r'
""'eN N"hN' e. y. ALLEN,
Clork OF the Probate Court.
Hy CAusTBx browne. ia, Deputy.
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RAILROADS.
THR THROUGH CAR LIMB.
EFFECTIVE JuLY ION. IsOa.
nams Ar,ws end p,par' at SAD Lake CT,
Daily. foii0usS
ARRIVE

ARRIVE
Prom al Eastern points. ......"... s.ooA 70
From Butte Portland and san iran.
.,,,....,,.... pnaa N
Ffom Park city and Cache Valley. 1850 70
PROM all Eastern points...,..........-. 1910 y m
from Cache Vaiiei and ogden ....... 5iio y IN
iftom Milford, Eureka and inter.
mediate noints-......... ...,. go. ioio N
Prom Jnab and Euroka..........,..... OIL p 10
promI1 Terminus and Tooclc....,.. oAoA IN
DEPART
Tor All eastern points ..,............ SEQ m
For Ogden and intermediate points e,0A m
Tor lutte, Portland. sAn Francisco
snd Cache Valley .................. 10 oSa IN
Tor Cache Valley and PARK city. 80 M
For all Eastern points and san Ffaa.
otco.............. .................... s1oP m
iFor Eureka, JuAb and Alilford....... 7loA IN
for Eureka, juab and intermediate
rplnA.ss,s... ...........s.s.,.,..... ti2i m
'for Ioocle and Terminus ....... ...... inp m
'Dh.y, SUNDAYS excepted.
TRAINS between JuAb and Milford do not run
sundAya.
cry rrCErr OTri-E. aot dAIN ST
u. T. bUhLEN. Goal ACT ralsgr Dept
8. II. II. CLARK, Pres. and Gen. MGR
4. DICKINSON Assn Genn Mgr.
l.. l.. LohAx, q. 4. 4. Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

In tb, p,ohato Court OF the County OF Sail
IaEe, Territory Of Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

In tho mnttcr Of the estate md guardian.
shin OF Horace y. 0illutt Minor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-23

order 10 show cause why order o. sale Of
Heal Es,a,e shonld not BY made
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tFChL NOTICE.
probste court In and for Salt Lake
Iountv. Territory 81 Utah.

In Tho matter OF the Estate % jonathan
WcatornAn. deceased