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After coming In out OF tho rain LOT
the umbrella down and stand IL ON the
handle, that II may dry in this position,
the wator will thus drip from tho edge
Of tho franc ard the cover dry mi
formly. When placed with the handle
upward, as 20 frequently done, tho waite.
runs 10 the top Of the umbrella and the
moisture IS there retained In the lining
underneath the ring for some lcngih OF
time, causing the silk or fabric with
which the frame Is covered TO become
tender aud soon fot. Ordinarily the tor
Of an umbrella wears out sooner than
the other part OF IL. and in the majority
Of cases may be thus accounted for.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
oTFIcE or riiE BoARp or PUBLIC wonKs,
salt Lake city, Utah, sept. ", lsDl

OTrtcE or riiE BoAnp or PUBLIC WoRKs,
salt Lake city, Utah, sept. ", lsDl
40 Contractors 65r Street Par n.y.
.. kALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RE.
- ceYod until o'clock pm. OF Monday,
october ard lsl! for tho work OF grading,
tnTDlng and paving with stone blocks anu as
phaltum all uf East Temple Street. beta cen
south Temple anu Fourth touih Streets. IN
Paving District NO. 2 also all Of First South
street, between West Temple and sthto
streets, In Paving District NJ. 4; and Second
south street between wcst Temple street
and state street. IA fayiug District No, "
SAT- iakc city. There VIII be- about 5000
cubic ards OF grading, ll,0OO linear feet Of
curbing, iao9O square yards Of stone block
pavement, aud about ~, o. square yards OF
aaphHium pavement 70 be- laid,
opeciilcauons and forms ~ contract and
bonl together win authorizations 10 hidaeu,
VIII be tuInahed on appnclti0u.
Address Board Of Public Works, No. l6l
South MAin street. salt Lake city, Utah.
The rlsht IL reserved to reioci any and all
bids.
by order OF the Board.
A. b. nORENus, U, l.. uAINIa,
siY EpginesT, Chairman,
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StaDdard cburcb Works.


Rock Of Mormon. An account OF N,
Ancient inhabltins q tho Anafiean c,pu.
neni. uriuen BY tho hand % Mormon 49,.
plates taken fgoui ihe plate 81 Nsrbi. io,s,s
near Manchester. Ont,H1 o., New Y,,t -
translated By tho rsopbsi io,ssh smlts. u,
@ut, tlii. fun BosE, t1..D, Poi Hass. 4, a.
fuil Bocf isuian, iitl. ruli tos'hcl. ,,si,,...,t
uHi ruii cioth, embossed iiol
0ooh OF Mormon. tLarEs raniD N,,,.,,,
Etifa ant % Leather oui. % Oo tsaib,,'
= -. Cloth ti.7s
Doctrine aud Covenants Of Tho Church n,
jesus GINS q LAtief-dry shnts, esat,i.,,.
The novcistions idvea to Joseph smith. tr AZ,
frcphs,i ior tho building 10 Of Tho E,n,,to,,, 4,
uod IN tho La, 5ays dlit t2.75, rou n,
t1oo Pull Roam ti.is; Pull Bocl f.u.an, d ~
Pull leather, embossed. tLaj. Fau cio,b. .r,'
bc-ssd. 500
ooetrino aud Covenants. Cl.ars. p,,.,,
Morocco, Extra Out, ,sI5; Leather an,
$500 Leather, s1.qi Cloth, n.fs.
Pearl of Great Price. A choice ..,,.,,.,.
nom tho .lieVclaiious, Tranaiauons. ana ~.
ratonS o. Joseph smith. nfut proph., 49,.
and heEelator Of The Church of ye-,,, chi. !,
Lsiier-day Saints. Morocco, ON 49,.
Leather, Gut ucoi ho-n ne. cioih. en-
bosssd, soc.
Key 10 the Science OF ThceIasv ~
signed - an introduction 70 the rir.t i,.,,.,.
pies Of spiritual Philosophy. Reilsion ~.
aud oovsrnment, ~ Delivered b, ~, a..
eisnls and az RESTORED In M. ar. Tor o. A.,
doveioDmsns Of uaivor-al peace. tr,ib ~.
tno~ieoso. NJ rui-y p. Pratt fan ~.
enbo-sed, Tsc,i Pun Cloth, snubo..ad. IN,
Voice OF Warning. An intro.sB.,io- g.. a.
faiih and Doctrine Of tho CAnrcA on -.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN 10 THE STOCK
Il holders ~ the North Point Consolidation
Irrigation Company, that ihe annual meeting
" the stock holding 81 The raid company viii
be held NJ O'Clock p.ni., on Friday The
seventh day o. October nCkt. AZ tue cullen
Hotel, Salt Lake tiiy, to elect q board OF
Directors for ,hv ensuing ycar and 10 adopt u
plan for Inc equitable distribution aud sale of
tie whieTs 81 the canal belonging 10 SAID CON.
pany aud for the purpose Of increasing the
Capital STOCK, thoreuy changing SECTION OF
the Articles Of Incorporation, also amend.
ing Aruglss OF Incorporation, changing day
OF annual meeting and such other business
pertaining 70 the interest 81 The company as
may be brought before d.
J. W. WHITEHEAD, Jn..
secretary.
salt Lake CITY, Utah, September sih. leu. q
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Flunncls that have become yellow
from being 0adly laundered may be re
stored 10 their pristine freshness b.,
roaking for several hours in lathor
made Of quarter pound Of curd soapand
two tablCspoonfuls Of carbonate of am.
,noniR dissolved in five gallons Of water.
Boil small shaviugs Of the soap in wator
until they are dissolved Then add to
the other ingredients. Let tho flannel
lie In tho mixture until il looks winter.
then squeeze and press; rinse in bluiug
water and dry N tho hot sun. Iron
while still damp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-23

The best dict consists of hempseed,
sunilower seed. Indian corn and such
fruit rs apples. oranges, bananas or
cherries, No rich nuts are allowed, but
peanuts can be safely used. Tao bird
will need cuttlcGsh, Of course, but moat
Is best used sparingly. a red pepper
duringmolting and a piece Of raw onion
the size OF AN rrg every two weeks are
good tonics. The birds viii also eat
bread and crackers sorsod in coffee,
which may be- given every day. Gray
parrots can le offered water, but green
birds must first he tested by having Il
once day for fear OF dysontory. Then
twice u day will do until the bird is 30
accustomed To It that it can be left in
the cage, Young psrrots are to hay,
soft food, such as rice boiled ten min
utos and then freed OF its starch by BE-.
ing rinsed, or boiled eggs, bread and
coffee and fruit, II old birds become ~
and will not cat give chem the same
food az yonng birds, being careful 20
Keep them warm.
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NOTICE


Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK.
4 holders of the Echo Land aud stock
company, that there viii be "a fncutug Of the
stockholders Of uait corn fguon held ~ the
Office of Jenniugs llrslhura Investment Com.
pnny, % NO u Vest lirst south Street
Salt lake CITY, az the h0ur of 7 30 pm., on
saturday, October 'th, lsai, for ihr purpose Of
amending tho Company Articles OF incOr.
poTailQn hy decreasing the number OF shares
o H. Capital stoCh, and also by charging the
compauya cope tn deal "a other personal
property hcsldes cattle and horsra. and TO give
such additional powers 10 the Directors aud
Managers tn buy and sell cattle, lorfus and
sheep ana other prrtonal pruueriy, A. also
real property az may be conducive 10 tho IN.
iefeeta and future welfare u the company.
and also 60 inCfeale the number u Directors
ani other officers Of the company and ~ mhto
auch other changes aud notifications as may
most merry meet the present oxlgtncies OF
the company,
IL. D. CLAwsOS JR,
secretary aud Treasurer.
Dated the IN day OF September, i'9s d
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Aow ro prrlor HYonoeAonIA.
An Ancient Recipe which Il said TO be
Quito Effective.

An Ancient Recipe which Il said TO he
quite Effective.
DR.. Mead OF Bath. England, writing
upon tho subject Of hydr0phobin, In
April. 1850. gave. this recipe: when o
human being on other animal has bern
biiton by dog suspected Of rabies, In
order 20 ascertain u tas poison has en-.
tered The wound, or indeed 20 TO-,
whether or not tho coz was mad ut all.
the following precauiion, which wa
first discovered by tho ancionts and
written Of by one Cmlius sicionius In
the Second century, wall declare the
truth absolutely. viz; Take a small pof.
ton OF moistenod bread and rub Il into
the wound Give a portion OF thu
bread TO y hen or chicken, and II the
dog had rabies tine fowl viii immcdi.
atcly die. Should tho bread not Affect
tho fowl thero nocd be no apprehension
whatever Of the hittcu party taking
hydrophobin. aud consequently Il will
not be- wise 10 kill thodog; certainly 81
win not be necessary. because g haf
boon demonstrated that the dog was no.
mad"
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ranie In n IewI.I, synagogue.

NEW York, Sept. IA false
alarm Of Hire caused panic In jew.
ish synagogue crowded with worship.
ere, this murning. In the rush Tor the
stairway Jour people were crushed aud
trAmpled to death anu 1pzcu sor ious-
ly injured. The nremen succeeded in
exiricatiDg the people from the blocked
stairway.
The panic occurred In building DC.
cupied by three synag gurg, ono ON
ench door. In the synngogue ON the
top door, n candle accidentally ignitcd
bit OF dfapery. Immediately
an excited individual yelled, Fire!
Then rush for ths exit came. At
the front Of Partition door there was
jam, then crash aud part Of the
board wall gave way. Tho IAass
poured, fell, rolled down the steps
Of the stairway. Tire. times 40 many
persons were ntssrding tue syns-
gOgues ON the lower floors, more than
1000 In all. They hoard the rush nid
crash above aud heard the erica Of
"nfe" anu Immediately they likewise
made rush for the street. AT the
second n00r the two blind anu
maidened human avalahches met. A
furious struggle ensued. Meu and
women fought, dunno, bat with tue
Madness VI despair, and the weakest
went down. The deadlock was broken
again and again only to be- renewed
with the same econes of terror. Slow.
ly a cold mass, flliug tue stairway
from wall 10 ceiling, Gid down g.
the ground door. Down there II
was brought against the rush from the
rear room Of the synagogue, and all
came 10 dead stop. The police patrol
arrived NJ this moment, and the oill-
GERS, fighting their way through the
crowd, finally broke the jam. Four
women lay dead ard nin0 are serious.
ly Toured. The Injured were promptly
sent 10 the hogpital.
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miscellapeouS Works.

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IN" LIVE anu Lahors OF Eli=a u. snsN
n' With nnl account Of her fanessi
'Ht'o"'' postpaid, lho.
Does tho Htbie sanction PoiyEaayi
aei-on.,'"n tet"een ildos Oraon P1ait And Dr.
q y F""thHn' 70 which y sddoi hfo" de
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t"uN" fAP''i ~ N'oe'' '' "i'''"N
Angel OF she Pra'ries; Or q prcain Of Ne
raiuro. By ?. r. Pratt, 100.
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Young Zoe.
."iqo 70 s"'t L"A" 'i'1 an" as
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Tho Martyrs an account OF Tho nariyriome.
Joseph and iiyr'm smith, with steel cnsr''inss
" he'" ''''' 'hon' ~ l. " '"''''h''1 @o'
"e.rci Phno-ophJ' showing " ah'uFdih',
II iandtlity and tho i.,n,nny Of he eo'pai
Tho Hand OF Providence, q. shoun 10 N.
history Of nations and lndlglda.is, from 10
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"h''ne'' Cloth cover 80
GnIawfui Capitalization, containing tho 70
niirtihle ruling of Judge q. s. Zane 10 Utah
Territory on tliia Important question, gao
Tho Tenne..ec Massacre and NJ eao.e, q
lecture By John sltboiron. M,
IN. ua,,,.,, u..,,..,.. ,, an,
Supplement- r,yo +, tun .r,ogpt a, the
tragedy, and place the blame ~h.re IL properly
bclnugr, BY q W. peuroso 2sc.
siiood Atonemcnt, by O. w. renrose, er.
plains the doctrine - understood By L''iefdA'
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For s,arching linen shirts one secret
Is to boil the starch long time, say an
hour or two, Add bornx In the proper
ton OF a teaspoonful to half gallon Of
boiled starch, Turn tho entire shirt
FIRST, then pass a cloth wrung from cold
water over the bosom, lay under It a
bosom board and iron until the shirt is
dry.
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tie states His Plans 10 n NewHpape,
NOrrsspondent.

Nior, Sept. 28.-A representative Of
the Associated Press had AN interview
touay with Edwin Parker Deacon, the
American who was released from
prison yesterday on par don nom
President Garnet. Deacon said he
was going To Paris TO arrange his
affairs after which he would prosecute
his wife in court ut erase. When
legal proof Of her adultery with
Abeille was obtained, he would apply
torn divorce. II Mrs. Deacon pleads
that the French tribunals have no
jurltdictlon, he will take the case 10
tho United States courts. Deacon added
that II he procured u divorce in
France, he would at once 40 u Ameri-
ca and devote himself entirely to the
education o. his children, the care OF
whom, he said, the courts cannot fail
to give to him. He further said he
might enter politics.
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Latest cnnrl Items.

Hattie Wilson went before Judge
Zane this afternoon aud plead guilty
to a charge OF keeping a house OF ILL.,
fame. She has relinquished her former
occupation, she says, and Ia nsw living
Ia Colorado, whence she came TO an.
swer this charge. She was fined s2o
AMI costs.
In the case Of FRITZ Reipen ve.Bharon
Atkinson, tried IN Judge Isne'a court
this morning, Judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff Tor $3.50.
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AN EARNEST APPEAL
Comes from Missouri In Behalf Of
Burglar Maupin, Now In
the Penitenilary.
Governor Thomas received the fol.
lowing application for pardon today;


Having learned with surprise and pain
Of the incarceration Of @. NJ. Maupin, ON
tho charge OF burglary, In the ponii0n.
tiary at Salt Lake, we, the undersigned
cililons ~ shelby county, Mo-, respect
fully submit for your consideration the
following petition for observation-disclosures
IN the ease OF Mr. Maupini
Mnupln was born In this county and up
to the time he loft here for California he
always bore mn irroproachnblo character
Tor honesty and virtue.
Your petitioners earnestly declare from
positive and hccuTn,0 knowledge that he
has always been dutiful ron 10 his aged
parents OF whom ho has for some time
hoon the principal support. knowing
this to be truo we besooch You 10 ex-
Amlne the case and II possible IN the
name Of humanity aud charity togo her
court Justice to extend TO tho said Maui
pin such olemency as may be In your
power, to the end that he may 10 allowed
TO return 20 his parents 20 render aid and
solace TO thom In their declining years.
Hoping the above may be- the means OF
inducing your eNcolloncy 10 grant our
request, we Hingly aud collectively beg
your earliest attention TO the same.
The petition IL signed by the parents
OF the prisoner and fifteen others.
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CIScIsHArI, Sep. ga combine
ton OF musical publishers and musical
instrument manufacturers has Just
been contaminated In this city. The
combines capital Ia i've millions nnd
most OF the well Snown houses
throughout tho country are included In
the combination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-23

To keep your natirons bright and
smooth have little bug OF beeswaA
with which to rub thcm when they are
hot. Thon scour them with rag or pa.
per sprinklod with coarse salt. II You
live near pine grove a branch Of pine
kept near the ironing board, ON which
" rub the irons when you take them
from the stove, will answer the same
purpose and til the air with delicious
outdoor odurs.
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CHOLERA NEWS
second Glass Passenger. Returned
Home.

Home.
QuEEssTowS, Sept. a3.-In conse.
quenct Of the orders vi the United
states authorities that no second class
passengers would be allowed to land in
America, unless they could show that
they were American citizens, or have
residences in America, the Cunard line
steamer, "Cephalonia" from Liverpool
90 Boston, put forty passengers ashore
Mt Liverpool today who were neither
residents nor citlaens OF the United
states. Thirty-thrce others, who had
never been III tho United States, were
landed here TO-DAY by the.esme vcss 81.
All these persons will DO returned to
their homes by the Cunard company.
CHOLERA AT IIAvRE.
HAvRE, Sept. 23.-Eight new cases
aud two deaths Of cholera occurred
here yesterday, AN increase OF four
cases and decrease OF one death.
ALL WELL ON THE "oERMAsIc."
QuARANrIsE, Sept. 28.-rho White
star steamer "Germanic" with 2lS
saloon passengers has arrived. All
well.
TnE "wyoMINu" PASSENGERS.
FRS ISLAND, Sept 20, - The
steamer "Copheus" left Fire Island
this morning win the passengers Of
the steamship "Wyoming" who Will
be landed.
A PATIENT DIES.
NEW YoRiS, Sept. 2s.-Louls
Woinhagen, who was taken sick u few
days ago VI Aeiatlc cholera aud re.
moved to the hospital, died this morn
ing. The health department reports
no new cases OF cholera this morning
AT 81. rErEsnURG.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 2s.--There
were thiriy-four new cases Of cholera
here yesterday and nine deaths. This
IL an increase Of two now cases and
three deaths over the previous day.
Q government has sent doctors
to = ,raton, where the cholera In still
raging.
A oRSEp ~ KAISER.
BEiuIN, Sept. 5.-The Emperor has
written an a.isC, ,aph letter Oi sympn.
thy to Hamburg, and donated l0,00O
marks 10 the relief committee.
THE "sUEvIA" IN DOCK.
QUARAETISE, Sept. 2s.-rhe steam.
er "Suevia" was this morning. allowed
To proceed to the dock after inspection.
-FOUR FATAL CASES.
CRACow, Sept 2s,-Since the oholern
appeared IN Podgorze, across the Vistala
river, there have been only four cases,
but all have been fatal. la CrAcow
there have been eleven cnses and two
DEATHS -Four cases aud two deaths
have occurred ut Nolovice.
AT HAMBURG.
HAMBURG, Sept. 23.-onlcinl figures
yesterday show li9 new cases and 10
deaths. The cholem official Bguresare
Tar below those given by newspaper
correspondents here.
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Town. Innndn,cd aud Live. Lo.,.

LONDON, Sept. GA correspondent
OF the Tunes at Shanghai says the Ycl
low river which has caused such terri.
rible devastation TO property and loss
Of thousands upon thousands OF lives,
has ngain overlooked It, banks. Twelve
towns have been inundated and many
lives lost.
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renr,,. nrllrr rnrndIllonA

PuILADILpHiA, Sapt23.-The little
whaling stenner "Kite," with Lieut..
Pearys exploring party on board, ar.
rived In this city mt noon. a large
crowd had assembled and tho arrival
OF the steamer was greeted with much
cheering.
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Arrested on tho Charge Of Embsz1ic
mcui.

KANSAS Cry, Sept. 2s.--Jos. a.
Mack and J. w. Black OF the Amerl.
can National Bank, this city, have
been arrested on complaint Of the
United States bank examiner on the
charge Of embezLlement and altering
the iigurea on the hank books. Between
thom they have stolen $4,000. III,
amount OF embe1Element OF the OK.
Cashier Curtis, arrested In Chicago, IL
believed to be $l5, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-23

LONDON, sept. ga Shanghai die.
patch says the execution Of an limo.
cent man ~ the reported leader OF the
liokhut anii-Christisn riot In 1901, has
caused another serious uprising in Flu
KEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-23

Fill old quart bottles with the follow
ing mixture; Cholorids Of lime, crude
twenty parts common salt. five parts
water, soveuiy-ayc parts. Those who
have convenient handpumps may keel
this solution handy aud throw it witt
tie pump.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-23

And an accordance with law and the order OF
the board Of Directors, made On the 2lnd OF
July, A, u. 1892, 80 mAty shares OF each parcel
OF such stock ns may be necessary will hn sold
NJ rue otlcc OF the pacinu Lumber anu building
Co., sugar House, SAT- Lake ruuty, Utah, on
the laih Of September, A. ID ,lsgg, Ut 9 o'coeE
y, M, TO pay delinquent assoc sinrnt thereon
together win the cost Of advertising ana ex'
ponseaof the sale,
y, NJ LYMAN, Jr., Secretary.
The sale ct the above advertised stock IA
hereby posipnned until the s0th dayo of septem.
her, legs, ate O'Clock l.m..
by order Of tic Hoard of Directors Of the
Pacific Lumber and huildinr Company, this
the 18th day Of september, isR
h. NJ. LYMAN, Jr, Secretary.
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ALBANY, n. u, Sept. 23.-senator
Hin leaves here tomorrow morning for
Buffalo, where he I'LL speak tomorrow
night. Northumberland shcchAn
will accompany him from here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-23

PARIS, Sept. 23.--Dumay, n mem
Der Of the Chamber Of Deputies, his
wife ana child, have all been attacked
with choleric disorder. IL IL feared
that II Is Asiatlc cholera.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.


rINnE ANNUAL MEEuNG OF THE MI.
a tual Stock Aa8ociution vail he held at tho
the purpose Vi clsoung ofirtra for the ensuing
year and Tor tho transacli0n ~ such oilof bus
mess W. may properly be- brought before the
stockholders for consideration.
ARTHUR PARSONS. Secretary.
tait Lake CITY, sept. o., is9i
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Canadian n, Loss .. Enow VIVA
Russia N.rns.

OTTAWA, Ontario, Sept. 25.-Chris.
TOPPER Robinson, the Canadian COUNSEL
In the Boring sea matter, "A 10 the city
and has had an Interview with Hon.
&. II. Upper. IL IL said they are look.
ing into the recent loizures Of Canadi.
an sealeIs by Russia. rhus fir they
are al loss TO know what Russia
meaus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-23

How to Clean Marble Iiaains Easily.
The quickest way to remove the hard
deposit on a marble basin Is to rub II
well with salt This will also cause the
black spots whore water has dripped to
disappear al once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-23
NOTICE.

once Of the Pacific Lumber and Building Co,
sugar House, salt i.hke County, Utah.
NOItCk. - HERE ARE DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stoch, on
account OF hssessment levied on the End day
OF July, a. ID. ls0a, the several amounts set np.
poetic the names of the respective sharchold
ere a. follows