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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29
MarI0aa Non5cea.

Ser StIr3er Dom Yeoro's lit tobt. gr
bat leinen alien Eailer nt1t LANCE Iber>
Iebt.
Wari6aQ 9eoborio ba Sonieca mar Der
Sobn zines moblbabenoen Bortugtelen, Der
@lnfangs oes Sabrbunoerts mad 8raiilien
etnmanoerte, uno it'd in Ytto @ranoe DO
Sui nieoerlteB. Sort heiratbete er cine
rei6e B~rolilianertn, Die ibm bret S0hne
ldenfre, bon Denen Der eben 8eritorbeie Der
Glteite tpar, uuo Die idmmtli1, nahoem ite
Die p%olgtehnildc Sd)ule IN Eto be Sanetro
ourhgelaaht, in Die Mrmee traten. ollie
bret seihnetcn lih i'm &riege geqen 4ara>
gua1 aus, belonoers 0eooorto, Der fir letne
Tapferfeit in Der S6la1t BON Wtol1oro,
Die ibm bon Den Solonten ben @%1rennamen
Scr 30me bon Wtoiioro" etntrug, auf Dem
Sbla1tfeloe BON lieutenant gum Wanjor
beforoert ulo bel lelrer Eidte9r nad Der
9alptltaot BON Dom lSeoro etgenbdnotg
nit Dem &oien>S rben ausqe3eibnet muroe.
gfab benz &rieae tpurDe tbm Der 8efebl
uber Die Sruppen in Wtatto Oro1lo ertbettt,
u1o atDei Sabre lpGter muroe er unter BEE
forberung gum @eneraI gum Director OeS
failerlthen Nrlenals In Der @etpebrfabrif
ernannt.
Sonleca war elm eifrtser. Gepublifaner,
uuo benubte letn Nnleben unD letne bobe
SteQlng i'm Oeere. I'm 0teles republitas
nilhen Soeen 3u9dngli6 gu maden. St
granoete 3u oielem 3Dede ben WttlitGrs
Club, in ben ct na6 uno nah falt lGmmts
Iide SIfiSiere oes 0seres 6iuein3u3iehsn
puBte, uno ben Die 9~tegierung bel p:ridie@
beneil @elegenbelten Uergebli6 gu uuters
oriiden neriudte. 0erielbe 5eigte ieinen
@InfluB i'm Sabre 1887, iMoem er Durh
Nnorobung elmer JteDolutton Die Jtegieruna
5palg, Eonleca 5Irld5urufen, a[s lie bielen
tpegen Nuflebnung mieoer nah Wtatto
@roiio perleBt bate, unb ben &rieGsml~
hitter oa ga au entlalien. Sreilih muBte
Tonieca ith 0ann ooh cine @ntfernung
mad WinaS geIalen lalien, pDbin er als
WlilitGr> uno Gipil>@ ouuerneur gei6idt
tuurDe, aber bon bort aus lettete er Die re-
Doluttondre SetDegung, Die enOlih am ID.
9topember 1889 sur N%bieBung DomBeorO's
uno our @rtIGrung Der Gepubltt fllhrte.
Dap Sonieca iib ais 8rdiibent our6aus
niht ais Gepublifaner geaetgt bat, ionDern
jebr otftatoril6 nerfubr, lit Elm Bepeis, baB
feline game S9mdrmerei fir Die Gepublit
ni1ts mie perlOnli6er @breeia mar, oeiien
Befrieoigung nur bur6 Die 8eleittgung Der
perfa1IungsmdBi9en Monarhie mDgliA
tuuroe. Setne oittatorilden @eLiiite tibrs
ten gum Qufitano Der 9routnaen, sur 0ufs
lebnung Der 6lotte, uno gu leiner Nboaa>
flung am %. 9toDember y. S. l1ebrigels
mar er lhon oanialS Elm franfer W1alln,
unD ietn Sob fomlmt nt6t uneripartet. @r
lit MIR 81 Sabre alt getDor0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29
Wieoer ali Ger Nrbeit.
Oas GebaIt Ger 0ountYcommifdre. = Die
SteuerroIe fir Goof Go. - Dcrfbteoe=
mes aus DER GountYperpaltuno.

9ta6 elmer piern0dentl:6en Serien3ett
nabm Montag gta6mlttag Der @ountDratb
tpieoer ieine @el6Gfte auf. SGmmtlihe
GonmiiiGre nit NuSnabnte Der Com. gLs
len, Spencer unb Spofforo tpdren al,<
tpeleno, bic Uerbanolungen be3oaen fi6 iez
bod metitel1S nur auf Gouttnegel6Gfte.
@ountDeN npaIt 6errD unterbrettete Der
Seb0roe Elm @uta6ten iiber Die bonn Yr6ltz
benten @reeI in Der lebten Sibuns .ein9es
brahte @mpfellung, 0as @ebalt Der nG6ite1
@ountD9@ ommliidre auf ni6t meniger ais
$4,000 feltSuieBen. Serr 0snrD ipri6t oartn
Dem @ountbratb oaS Gedt gu, enttDeoer in
oer StBun9 i'm September, ODER in elmer
Oe3embers Sibun9 Ea6 Der @abL, bas @es
bait oer GommiliGre feitsuleben, uu0 erfldrt
tpetter, Dap, penn Der ge%gentpGrtige @ountDs
ratb 0as 0ebalt Der nd6ltep Gommtl1dre
auf $500 feitleBe, Der ndhite Gountpsotb
otele Summe fir 81 groB beftnoen uno ith
tDei9ern tonne, cine 10 9roBe Summe gu
beip;at9en. 0aS @utadten murbe al bas
Blegarconite osrtpielen.
0ie Steuerrole fir Goot GountD tDiro
ebenfalls in Der b~euttgeu SiBung oes 8les
narcomites ourh9eiprnhen peroen. yta6
oerlelben ip;rD Der gSertb oes grunbeigenz
tburns i'm County auf $171, 1926, $50, oas
perlDnlt6e @tgentbum auf $50, 407, 189,
Suiammen auf 1902, 1893. 728 ~ansegebeu.
Ote Nor0leite lit tpie folgt etngei1GBt:
@runoetsentblm $15, 1874, 100; perlSnli6es
Gigentbum 81, 1852, 070.
Die QSeftIette: @runoei9entbum 49,
048, $3.50; periOuli6es Gtgentbum $4,247,z
$50.
Sioieite: @runoeigentbnm $62, 647, 100;
perlDnltheS @lgentbum $40, All, 900.
0as Gigentbum bet @tienbabnen III auf
$l,O19,686 fur @runbetgentbum uno auf
$445,314 fur periOnlides @i9entbum abaez
lhdBt.
Nngebote fir Sic 2ieferung bon neuen
Dampfteiieln fir bas GountDeebdube los
tDte fir OompFrDGrenarbeiten uno fir cine
Oanpfbeiaungsanlaae i'm 9eormall1uLees
bGuoe uno fur Die neue Surnbale auf benz
@runD1tiG Der gtormall1ule tpuroen qeS
Dffnet uno an oaS Gomite fit 0ffentLi6en
OlenIt oertpielen. Dte Qlnsebote iteuen
itd tDte folat:
Sur Die IurnboIe = &. s. @oebel,
$24,997; 6. u. Mtoies, $26, 975; s. S.
Dapes 6 Co., $26, AS; 6. Garnibatp.
$27, 900; 6. Scopes & Son, 1925, $40.
Sir Oampffeilel = 8. Mc;Forfan.
$6,755.35; 8boentr Sron 8orfs, s. 1865;
Sobn Saots Company, $8,777; Chris
Yfetfter, $3.50, ooer 81, $50 nit OaDlep
Surnace; ISM. g. 9aptborn, $9,348, ober
$12. 948 nit 6atplen 6urnace.
Sur Die Oampfr0brenanlage In ser georz
nall6ule-2. $. 8renttB, 1855; S. Wes
6arlan, $1,120; S. s. &erns. $789.78;
&roeldel Bros, $1,553.50.
Gbarles S. Neff murbe gum GonItabler
fir oas Conn Sbornton, @iatam 8.
Ootpnen gum Sbermaidiniten fir Die Nns
i%talten in Cunning getpdblt.
Sberltt Gilbert bat ietne Gebnuna fir
bic gefDItigung Der @efangenen md6reno
oes WfonatS Suit nod ni6t eingereidt. gr
lit ndmli6 p~errei1t.
Die .3abutiten Der goroners, uno bic
iblt0en GequiittiOnen fir 2ieterunaeu
tuuroen beitGtigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29
m6dentIide 5uinois Staats5eitune UIortaa 49, 2lueut 1892.

Itrengen ~Qnl6auungen bes 9teites iber Die
Sabbatbfeier buloigt, 10 minoert ii6 Die
3abl oerer, ipel6e Derlangen, oaB man, I'M
ibre @efiible gu ihonen, Die 8eLtausltellns
an Scnntag 9eid,loiien balte. auf ein
Se6ltel bis elm QIhtel Der @eiammtbeu0lfes
runs berab. llnb IS lit cine, geltnoe seiagt,
lehr groBe unbeiheioenbeit BON bielem
Sedltel ooer ghtel, ben iibrigen flint
Sebiteln oOer iieten Qhteln 8Ori6riften
maWen 5u mouen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29
Grtrunfen.

Ser 13iGbrige 9onter S6uppe bon SEQ.
74O 6ernoon StraBe, 2afe 8iep, ertranf
am SUB Der Welrolc StraBe i'm See.
st bate nit mebreren anoeren Sungen ges
baoet, bate lia aber gu tueit binausgepaat
unb mar pl0Bti6 %petihwunoen. Seine
!Gameraben iparen Su erihroden, III: ibnt
Beiltono leiiten 3u ~f0nnen, unb Tie benabe
ridtiaten bic 9omn 6ausBoltact, bic ben
Qeidnam nab eini9em SUDDEN fanb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29

RerOueu, wetbe grfnnOisunsen bel ben NnsfeMrm bon 3eusnfMm etH5u5iebn
miniben monen ibrem Sdrdben Elm iebfaorehrtes; fanHrtes @ouoet beHIgn, I'm
elmer Nntuot fder AT gm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29

Scatter 8il6elm bat benz sSmfer 8uerz
lhen @bepaar in &leinsO eitngen bel @ifs
born, ipeldes bieler Sage bic goloene 6nd)z
3eitsfeler beging, Die @beiubilGumsmeOaile
perlieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29
Ser 0oLo0bMuk.

Der @oIbabfluB mad europa toGbrt fort.
Sn Der brt,ten 9Iuguitpohe lit er ni6t 10
ltart eetueien, pie IN Der eriten 6Glfte bes
Monats, aber in ben bret @odea suiams
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29
Stir &bemmatismms bag bette Mittel.

Srmbentown, Wanatee 60, SGa, &C. gRdr5 1892
9errn ST. Swenl Sd faIe mid, iehib Sbren eefribn @arhItrose, fbr pOb1;
manRbeunatsmnsi lit sdnsH6 peri6wnnOen N9 it'll bel Der gStuns os yirtes oues
9enau 10 ein9enofen, De Gle es beihreben. Ser @ireI lit bas bette geHtel fir Rbeu=
maisuus, os eSn nr 9eben fam, better as ale anbee gRebBtn. Sd rh rbent Der
an Obeumatkmus hiOe, fb euen Sbrr GIrteI an5uf9afen adtungsopn
Sran5 Iberptb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-08-29
@eibli6e G3wG6e gebeilt.

g8rte Srren! Sbmn @artI babe i9 r9ts erbunen. Sd babe benIben, SWr
anpeHuns sendb, 46 @tnnOen tGsib strosen, no Idon n9 elmer ISOLDE tOnna i'd
gut i6Infen; meme &rantbett bt f9 uieI sebeHert Der @artd it fir mid eme srOBe
gsObHbat; i'd fhe ie0en Sag beHec Sd ibHnBe NIT uHten Sunfpraben fir sic,
Sbnen Slid pInibenb. gItiabetb Mab
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Tho nincliycs on n cat nre often o
difficult subject to deal with. Uncle
John Townsend had n number OF
cats as his only companions In the
ittlo farmhouse, and finally decided
that one of them must be disposed
Of His brother, who lived ON the
adjoining farm, offered TO kill it foi
him.
"Well, now, Abucr calculate TT
have you kill that black cat. He
amt no good except 20 cat. He
won't hunt, and won't have nothiu
round that can't earn It's own Twin
30 you jest take linn on"
So said Unclo John on tho morn
ing that Abncr came to fulfill b.
promise.
Kind Of n likely loolsin cat" ven
ture1 Abnor.
'Tain't any memory fer rats, r.
Piled Uncle John; you jest take
him of"
Abner departed with the cat and o.
shotgun. at night no came Over
again
killed the old cat, did yol" asked
his brother.
~ reckon / did" replied Abnor
'ho won't be troubled about IN,
huntin after this"
Uncle John made no reply, but
pointed toward tho hcarthstone,
where sat old Blackie, as well ap
parently as ever.
"Wcllw CIRCULATED Abner in sur
prise. Then, after n moments 81
lonce, he turned toward his brother
and said That's likely cat. Kin
der forgetful, maybe, but | reckon
he'll hunt all right now. / didn't
kill him, but ] sort of logged his
memory."-Youth's Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

rnrleion II. Bean, assistaut.inlcharge
Of the division OF fab culture, writes
Acting Fish Conn issioner Musser, as
follows "ln reply to your request Of
July 20 have to say that the schedules
Of distribution for Mississippi valley
iishe, have been completed and are
now Ia the hanis Of the agent OF the
commission nj Quincy, III. II VIII be
necessary iirst 10 III tho applications
now on file, aud after these have TO.
coived atttntion,ii u h found practical.
Die TO comply with your request, the
COMMISSIONER will take pleasure IN
doing 10, Tut ~ not, tie matter must
be deferred until n future season. rho
distribution Of egla IL not undertaken
by the cOmmlssiOner except In lOrali.
ties In which II Is certain that they
can do no harm to other hshes. Their
genotai distribution ~ not to bu EN-.
Outraged on account OF their predaco-
Gus nature"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
Filing of suits.

During Saturday afternoon tho oil
lowing suits were iil,d In tho Thi d
District court:
NJ. II. Lyon asks that the partner
ship heretofore existing between hin.
self and Fred &. Samson be- dissolved,
and that receiver be appointed with
the usual power, also that the Joint
property OF the plaintiff and Defendant
be cold and the proceeds equltably d.
vlfed between them.
Tho Pacific Lumber aud Building
company Va. Frank Monroe and vile.
Edwin Quinn aud Carrie j, Lyons.
This suit II the outcome Of the building
OF the Peoples Theatre by the plain.
tifis, who allcge that Their. ~ still duu
upon the same the sum OF s3937. Judg-
ment for this amount Is asked, and h
In further prayed that defendan II Ed.
ward Quinn aud Carrie j. LyOue,who
claim 10 have some Interest IN eAii
premises, be barred or that their claims
10 declared subsequent 10 the lien OF
the plaintiff.
The Caroy.Lombnrd Lumber COM
Lany have begun suit against James a.
Lawier, James Prinly, William h
bmedlty and the Snlt Lake Blilding
4 Manufacturing company. 1t ls nj.
legged that plaintiffs forwarded lumber
20 LAWYER & Pnuty for the erection Of
house Tor Smedlny, and thcra IN yot
due on same s20s.5i. The Salt Lake
Building aud Msnuiaoiuring company
claims an interest in the premises and
Judgment IN asked for the full amount
due against tho iirst named defend.
ants.
A suit for damages for $1,000 has
al'o been filed against Bsrnes d Byrnr
ot the Warm Springs, Tor assault and
false imprisonment. The plaintiff Is
James scott Of This city. ilo alleges
that Waterman Ia the employ Of the
defendants arrested MIN upon the
charge Of forgcrSIn this city ON July
9Th; thst thsfaNl arro., was made M.
lawfully and without due process and
Tint upon his being taken 10 the
hpings the defendants saw that he
was not the party wanted aud no wa
released. Hence the present action.
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NOTICE. OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT w.
~ der aud By virtue Of m order ot tho
Probate court IN and for salt Lake County
Utah Territory, made On the 9th day 81 july
iisl the undersgurd, the duly appointed and
qualified guardian NJ The persons and estates Of
uarue NJ iypor and khemoula Pypcr. uiinnrs,
will tell at private fhlo to the highest bidder
for cafh, ant subject TO confirmation by said
Probate Court, ALI tho right, tile, interest ana
sftatc OF said minors Ia and TO that certain
niece OF parcel nf lard Known and described " !
follows, 10 wit. Al undivided twothiTds tt,D
intefrpt, subject 70 tho life interest ~ Jane L
ryper herein. In Los two az and three (8l IN
block fourteen go, in flAt ~, salt Late CIV
Suryoy, situated m sat lake city, IN sat Lake
C1unty, Utsh Ttrrt0iy.
BIDS wfiing viii 10 received for Said prop.
erty, hdtrrssrd 10 Tho undtTalgucd care %
waddcil 4 Adams, attorneys, "a and q East.
first south street, SAT- LAKE CITY, salt Lake
County, UiAh Territory, M 90 the sih DAY Of
August, isl!, vt y O'Clock M, Mt which limo
and place sad properly will be sold.
Terms and conditions Of sale, cath. Ten per
cent 10 ace, mpAuy ND balance on condrtnA.
ton OF sale by said Probate Court
JANE T. plPER,
Guardian Of tho persons aud estates of Mag.
gie N. lypcr and lnemcnia pypcr. minors
wAppELL A ADAMS, Attorneys for Guar.
DIAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Mrs Swisshclm, writing Of her ex-
rurioncc a. nurse in army hOspi.
tails, tolls this story.
l was passing through ono Of tho
wards when came upon a young
Philadelphia Zouayc In u perfect par
oXysm OF anguish. Thrco nurses
stood around him, and 10 my In.
quiry, what is the muttrri' they
replied 10y dumb show TINT coming
death was the matter, aud that all
would soon b. over. while in words
they told me that no had not slept
for forty.oight hours.
had ono Of them place q chair foi
mo. sat down and with my long,
thin hands graspcd the thigh stump
which WINS making all the trouble,
drew and pressed the muscles into n
natural, easy position, cooed and
talked and comfortcd the sufferer oh
should have done n sick baby, and
Ia ten minutes ho was allccp.
Then | whispered TO the nurses 90
bring cotton and oakmn aud little
cushions, made them pat the cotton
and oalum ia small TUFTS 10 my Ia.
dcx finger. and while | crooned my
directions IN a sing song, lullaby air,
l worked In this support gradually
and imperrepibly Withdrawing my
hand, until could substitute the IT..
tie cushions for the force by which |
Bad been holding the muscles in
proper position. Tint done. my boy
soidicr slept ns swootly as ho ever
had done IN his crib
Tho next morning n nurse came
running for me 20 hurry To him, lie
had slept for Six hours, walked, had
his breakfast and had his wound
dressed, aud now the pain was back
"a bad MS ever. | wont, fixed the
mnngled muscle with reference IA
his change OF position, made u hglt
mold 90 hold 1t there, and before !
had finished he began uu eight hom
sleep
Ton days afterward he was sent
home TO his mother, and heard OF
him no more.
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= NAL ESTATE DIFFICULTY


.,tt under the title Of Frederick
90 purser, plaintiff, VS.. F. d. olli'
"" virtue Clin, his wife, defendants
~, he died today VI tomorrow In we
's,,,1 pistr,ct court. Il sriscs ont oil
a., ,.cont Desky real estate alleged
,w,nJles, the facts OF which are DOUBT
~ sull fresh in the minus OF our
Tna plalntin makes the following
allegations; A.. Cal,
Fi,,,-That on and before the s'h
,,vofoctober, 1889, the defendants
r. n Cllft and Virtue, his wile' werv
a.. .ole owners IN fee Of the following
sor,hed land situated Ia nnd ueing ~
W. county OF salt Lake, Torfit9ry o.
,f,.n to.wit: Lots ~, 81, rs, 10, 80,
So IA and IS In block Of Desky'r
sS,cond addition TO Salt Lake CITY.
socond-rhat on thu sth DAY OF
oc,oh.r. 1850, the defendants entered
,n,o a written agrccmen, with Charies
. nr,Iy agreeing to sell aud convey
a., d..d the nbove described property
~ said Charles s. Dssky OF to persons
dsslgnAtcd by him. $500 n.
-, 1850. the defendants made n
supplemental contract TO lhe move ,','.''
mentioned agreement ny Wnlch
Char o, y. Ieiky was mhie pgent ul
detendanis ~ sell tho aooVe'ueae'ioeu
property. 49,,
agreements, on the sstn Of July, loVp,
Thatlc. y. Desky went Into written
agt.emeut with this pnin'iu whereby
n was agreed that tho above'neh'
tloned property should be conveyci ~
NM plajntiii, when he, this plainuh,
shoulf,tompiy with certain covenants
ard agreements. 80. 49,,
FiG,h-That on July 2sth, 1890, this
plaint,l raid Chsrlee :. Desky, agcn'
af ALI defendants, Sl6Oi. Ihat On
Anil s,b, 1891, he paid HIM the slin
nfsiOD. and that on October lei, lsDl
n, again paid him the sum OF
sAlB ~ Der agreement. Tat between
mis- last paymout aud the time OF th'
,exr peynient trouble arose over o.,
,wnershIp Of the above mentioned
prap.rty, and this plaintiff could not
make the iourth payment ~ agree
np1n, but before the ilitn anu last Pay
mint fell due he maize true NM
'raal tender OF tho amount remaining
une on said property and duuand'
al A deed Tor tbe same, ani that th,
defendants refused 70 give n decd aud
now refused 10 give such decd.
Slyth-rhnt the plaintiff IN nov
ready and willing 10 pay saii amount
that IL due IN said property. Wherc'
fore plaintiff praYs for relief and Judg'
meht on follows:
That the said Frederick Burger
this plaintiff, IL entitled % deed con
veying the said property to this plain
mi, aAd forpuch other aud further 70
llet a. may, TO the Court, seem equit'
able and Just, aud for costs Of this suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
NOTICE.

To the siochholdcr. of tho Pacific lumber aud
ituudiug company, sugar House, SAT- Lake
County, Utah
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At a
~ meeting Of the dlTvrtorH hold on the slnu
DAY " july, A. u lsi2, Hn assortment OF % per
cent. ptr share was levied on the capital stock
81 the uoruurauon, payable August .ath, \, D.
100, to >. NJ Lyman, Jr,, sec ittary aud lteAs
urcr, nt the ONCE ~ the company, sugar House,
sat Lake 0uuty, Utah, Amounts Already pald
by stOc fholdcTa upon their subscribed stock
Will he credited IN the same.
Any Etock upun whirh this assessment
may remain unpaid ou the 9th DAY ~
August, 4. -. l'p!, viii DO delinquent and ad.
yttlisO1 tor sale nt public suction, ami unless
payment is made before will 10 sold on ihr Ga
day N september. a. y. iva, 10 pay the dylin'
quunt assessment, together with cots % adj
NtTtlslug and CNnrnsp Ot sale,
H. N. LYMAN, JR., Secretary,
sugar House, salt Lake Couuty, uhh.
,fniy Cd lspl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Buckle Il Son offer a special premium
Of ). -. saoque suit made nom Descict
Wooden mills cloth. value s25, iot the
best six pieces OF full biDpioI mcrlno
wool; conditions Ui wool ~ he consid.
cred as well Ne qualify.
George A. L0ae will give special
premium OF ono soild comfort iuiky
pllW, value s55, iOf the test eNhitii
VI farm pro lucis raised 10y ono person.
Stakeholder Bros. Manufacturing Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Tho annual conference Of the now
school Of jewish rabbits this summer
made some important changes In church
customs and ceremonies. For one thing
It was decided that hereafter crcma.
ton Of the dead shall bc permitted
among Jews. II Jewish rabbi be
called 10 perform funeral rites over a
corpse that "a 10 10 cromaiod, the In.
structon IA that he shall pcrioVn them
accordingly, since cremation of the dead
Is not IN opposition 10 the spirit Of the
Jewish religion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08
BIDS WANTED.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ scaled proposals. VIII be received by tho
undersigned for tho erection OF q school build D.
Ing for Forest Dale, 10 the Twenty ninth School
District. Salt Lake County. uthh. for, mason,
carpenter and plastufing work separate also
for the entire structure, up 10 pm. " August
j. ls32, at No, ala Constitution tiuiidlng, Salt
Lake Nhy. or John 81. whhaket's residence,
sugar. House Ward.
building 10 be completed In sixty days from
dale oi tlFnlHF contract
Hos VIII he opened August 18th, lsl2, NJ 7i3O
pm at District Huilding. plnua aud sprrinea.
tons can he examined NJ either Of tho shove
nAmed places for receiving bids. Nh. board
reserve tlerlght " ROGET any or ~ bids.
JON HEMsLEI
joins s, EDNARDs,
joins NJ. Mtll1AkER
noard OF Trustees Twcuty.nlnth school Dis
trct
salt Lake CITY, Utah, July 49, INA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-08

Fiold In the closing years Of his life.
aud he who gave the world the Atlantic
cable and rapid transit in cities died
poor, unhappy and insane Fnte deals
cruel blows to the best, and no mnn can
tell why. Tho London Telegraph rc-
marks Of Mr.. Field. "For all time his
name will ROMAN as the lord paramount
and chief creator Ut a power whereof
the full effects are not yet known. A
more typical American mover drew
breath"