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The Meeker herald., 1892-09-24
\ WEIRD WESTERN TALE.
Spirits OF Murdered Men Watching Over
Riches In an Old Mine,

Spirits of Murdered Men Watching Over
Riches In an Old Minc,
The Ozark mountains Of Missouri
present field for the lovers of the
curious which is not TO be found this
side OF old Mexico The whole coun-
try was ut one time under the domi-
nation of the Spanish when they first
explored this par. o the continent
and their relics are to be found all
over the hills IN the shape OF eNcava.
tons and Old mines. and in many in
stances their very tools are to be
found just where thoy left them over
hundred or two hundred years ago
says the New York Herald.
About eighteen miles south west oil
Galena is an old Spanish mine which
is reputed to be rich with gold and
silver US well rs with lead Yet no man
has ever had the temerity to work the
mine on account of the sto.y which is
attached to it and the certain uncanny
feeling which is SAID to overcome any
one who dares 10 prOfune the place
with his presence.
The story is that in this mine great
riches were found by seven men. who
wcro so overcome by their good for
tune that they could not agree as 10
tho division of the find. but each was
eager to have the whole for himself
and the result was that one by one
they were killed by their companions
until but one was left, and then it is
related that during the night he was
set upon by the whole ghostly band
and was choiled to death by the spirits
of the men whom he had helped TO
murder. This is the story which has
been told and in addition there are
many who swear that they have also
seen the ghosty band of murdered
men who are keeping watch over tn g
riches hidden away IN this mountain
mine
The natives will tell you with bated
breath how Il certain man he was Il
Nermonter NAMED ,lohnsun) had said
that he would find the treasure in
spite OF the devil ana all his imps and
now he went to the pla and worked
n one bccuuse hc could get none OF
thr people in the noighbOrhood to
assist him.
He worked there one dag and made
arrangements to take his meals at a
certain farm house nea by. but when
night came he did not return and no t
day the people went TO the place and
found his body lying at the mouth of
the shaft with strange marks about
his tn oat rs If made by the bony
hand OF II skeleton.
This WAS twenty yenrs ago,
but there are those still living in the
vicinity who will tell you that they
say the body with the marks OF the
ghosts fingers on his neck. Since
that day the place is summed
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~ &
FALSE HAIR.
VIII Women Wear 1t After Reading
These Facts" .

'""~e S"'''' =
The most expensive Is the silver
white. which is in great demand and
very dihicuIt to find. Hair OF the
ordinary shades Is obtained IN two
ways The better and more eNpen-
sive kind is cut directly from tho
heads OF peasant women who sell
thsir siiken tresscs sometimes Tor II
mere song and sometimes Tor lalr
price, according a. they learned
wisdom. Every year the whole serrl-
tory OF france il Travelled over by
men whose business it Is TO persuade
village maidens lhsr mothers ana
their auDts to part with Their ha.r
for financial considerations
The busy searchers OF ash heaps
and garbage barrels collect every day
in the city Of Paris alone Mt least "a
hundred pounds 81 HAIR WHICH some
hund eds OF thousands of women
nave cunbed out Of their heads dur
ing the preceding tweniy-four hours
This hair all mixed together and
soilad one would think oey ond re-
dempticn is sold 10 HAIR cleaners at
/ from - TO Sl1O pound which
shows simply shat the Iair sex IN one
city alone throws away annually
about 500, O0J WORTH "i hmr Tor
which they of.er"ard pay-and IS
the same hair NINA cons lL erGuly
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k,nnr iliiii..

You look snd Birdie; what's the
malter2' were the words addressed To
Birdie McAginipin by her friend
Molile Squcers us they met on Man
haitian avenue
II am not feeling well"
'Nre you sicka"
no I'm not precisely sick. but 1
feel tired and ovcrworkcd
80 tell me al, about il"
'Wcll you sec our colored cook Is
sick and now poor mother has 10 do
all the cooking and scrubbing and
washing and ironing and it makes
me feel so tired to sec the old crea.
turc. she is so slow. --leNus SiftinGs
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Mrs Van Winklc-l hear that your
son. who has been away so many years.
has returned.
Mrs. Won B.umar-uh yes; and do
you know. ! didn't recognize the boy
ut first he had so changed.
Mrs. Van Winklo Didn't he have
any L distinguishing mark
Mrs. Won Blumer-Oh yes. ! final
ly identified him by his porous psas :
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GOOD NIGHT.

Good night! have to say good night
10 such host OF peerless things,
Cool night unto that fragile hand
All ga ecnly with its weight OF rings;
Good night TO fond, upifted eyes;
Good night To chestnut braids of hair;
Good night unto the perfect mouth
And all the sweetness nestled there
Ihe snowy hand detaIns me thea
III! nave 10 say good night again
But tha''e will come time, my love,
"aen, If read our star Alright,
shall not linger by this porch
With my adleus. T; then good night
You wish the time we're now And |.
You do not blush 10 wish it so2
Hol would have biushei yourself to death
10 own as muct. !. year ago.
What both these snowy hlnds' All, ther
III have to say good night again.
-Tnomls Bailey Aldrich
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-24

The Empress Josephine had very
long and slender foot To shorten
the length of her feet she had recourse
to very high heels which were sloped
toward the ball OF the foot This APP
parcntly diminished the length. so
that the empress came TO have the re-
putation OF the owner of a remarkably
small foot. although she wore shoe
that would now be marked with o
large No. 6.
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He weighed HI. lords.

He was rather ponderous preacher,
or rather his sermons were pondcrouI.
and tho young people Of his congre-
CATION wero prone to complain OF
them.
Il always weigh well what say in
NV sermons" he said to II fair parish
Toner with sharp tongue.
Indeed she responded, quickly.
do you use hay scalcs?'
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I'll. G,or,ou. western GIRL.

An Augusta Gu. newspaper speaks
o! an independent Western girl" as
'slsn5er graceful vita eyes III with
aswrs Are and II shapely head poised
or the nsck aspiring 81 the AlsxRn.
afIsa shalt !hat lifted fhspes 10 light
iae sea- commanding as shs tower Of
ivasy iAkt 'aoAsth toward uAusseaA"
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-24
The Hebrew Poor of London.

The percentage of poor to the gen
eral Hebrew population OF London is
twenty-three and rather more than
half the poor" receive recurrent
charitable relief the proportion OF
those thus relieved to the general
Hebrew population being 12.6 par
cent
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ne,orc tho rsen,r

Tbs osnk CashiersesYou insist on
my having fortune before ! marry
rour dsughterF
Tho Badk ffss!ieuts-l Co sir
1 yhs BAsk Cashier (lesv!ng)-~yssy
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skill of their workmcn has deterior-
ated since the abolition OF the ap-
prentice system. and recommend u
return to it with IL view TO raise the
standard OF British workmanship IN
the trade"
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-24

authorit es amply rewarded the gal
liant little wife for Her First Mes
sage" - Edward n. Wood in Ola
Homestead.
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-24

we'll. sir; I shall have one before
evening. And BY the way. you will
have no objection 10 the &c; smony
taking place in Canada. Lilo
The Meeker herald., 1892-09-24

Hstnfa,Ra to an o,d system.
London manufacturers 81 mus!lA.
iastyunslh have discovered that ths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15
NOTICE. oF SALE OF Real es1Arr.

NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN. THAT N
~ pursuance ot IN order " the Probate
tuuri ~ the County ~ Sr'' Lake. Territory
81 tnt. mHde On the 18Th day OF June, ispl 10
the untitro the eslatU OF Hannah Tom insou
Verde, dcsrrnfud, the uudrrsIgued, the nd
tuiuIstrutur NJ tho said estate, viii re- no pri.
waite sHlr 10 the highfs no bidder Tor cnsh, by
scaled hidt IN wiring hnh subject Co cpnlEnH.
uon by 'ald Probate oufg on saturday. the
law sfiIe OF Richards & Muylc, attorneys
DO Omf sN 40 fuuttiiutinn Nu'Eiug. u south
VAN street, -alt l.Gkc nv. llsh all the night
Tile, intttrst snd estate ~ the fHIi Hannah
TuuIiiuaUu Nardlu AZ the time d her drath and
all the right. title Hni tntc est that the sail
tate nus by operation Of The law or otherwise
Hruuif,d uttCrthan or iu addiiior g. that ct the
faid Hannah 1omiuson Nurdlr Al tic tine o.
her .icath, In ana TO all that reftain tract Of
mad 'iiuutc, lying and being IN suuth Jordan.
salt laLu County, Utah Territory, and bound
ed Ht dcfUgitcd 81 ful usa =. 20 WI
All n that portion nf los Two ~. Five Ibl
Hnd Elght o., IN section Two tgl. roWuship
Three .al, south ul Hsuge one y, Wcst Of
SAT- Llhc Mcriailn, boun ed sod dcirIi ed ~
follows. 10 wit. CnmmcrrinE where tho north
fuurr ~ John Murdlt'- line chat wa tuch
Mgy gth, lsT1,l iutcrsVcts mill race near a
bridge thence wet 10 where u iniurscets tie
vest line Of 1T Right ~ " sad section ,
dlt'H homo. lead, that Il, Lot Nino Ol ot said
section thence east 10 H1id mill race thence
following sara mill race north IN the place I
begnrilz and containing Forty seven Acres
icrm. sn1 condition. Of sale Cash. Ten
Yer cent ~ tho purchase mopoy 10 hr PAID on
ihr dHy NJ sale The balance on U0nlrml lon Of
sale hi said Probate Count Decd At c2pcntc
u putrlnfcr 49,.
Admlnlfitator OF the estate OF Hannah Tom
lln-ou ward e, &c .Cgtvd.
tHlt : sty CITY, Iut IN, ls9i.
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ON July 20. lss5. a gentleman Of this
city mailed letter addressed 20 " Hon.
4. NJ gwope. American legation. Rome,
Italy, with the request that v not called
for In five days Il should be- returned
The long absent missiyc hns been re-
rtivcd by the writer after having been
ir.thc mails six years aud ten months
r. envelope bears tho first po,umark
e. isyil'c. July %, 1855, ga. m, and
tho tiinc Of it, return, MAY II, lga. q
p. M" The reverse side Of the envelope
Is covered with marks, among them
Rome and New York. each giving the
date ON which the letter was handled in
those cities.
Mr., Swono. who at tho time was on a
tour around the world, was the we'll
known Kentucky Republican leader
killed several ycars ago IN an alteration
Ht Lexington. ly William Cass.us Good.
Zoe. -Louisyiile CONVERSATIONAL.
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An Albany dispatch says "ln july
1855. the bunko artist, John Price, now
serving nineteen olrsgntonco at Dan.
ucmon, slipped up bohind =. X Dcd.
rick just a. he LETT his carrngo ON the
front Of the Farmers and Mechanics
bank aud extracted from tho scat pack.
age containing $4,000 In negotiable
bonds. A few days ago the bonds were
received by ox-Distict Attorney Hugh
Reilly The package was intact, and the
accumulated interest makes them worth
about $4,000 There Is no Glow to whence
they came, except that they were scni
from New York city. The mystery lies
In tho fact TINT they were returned at
all, as they were negotiable"
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In the PROBATE Court ln and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of utAh
In the Mattefot the Estate OF John
MeDunald, deceased.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ sarah Mcdonald, oAccuiiiN Of The not
Will aut estate OF Juhn Mcdonald. dert rsVd,
has rendered for trtuCmcnt, aud nlCi bro
tgId Cuutt, her huAl account NJ her nduiulstra.
uOn OF said estate and petition fUr mai dIatri
button Of the frfifur 81 HTId estate among mo
Inc 10Th day ~ Juiy,AD iss?a at iOO'ciork o. nj,
~ thH Court Room ~ snid Court, in tue County
Court House. salt Lake CAY sud CUuny, Utah
Territory has been duly rpp intod by Tue Judge
count ard hearing aaid pcttion fuf distribl,
ton, At whith time and place any person inter.
UHtcf m fai1 estate may appear and show
cause, " any there be-, WHY said account should
not bc settled md approved ami fnAl disinbu'
ton made o. prayed Tor.
Dated June e, it92
q. =. ALLEN,
CLERK of the Probate Ourt
By CAut1rS BuuwNn, JR,, Deputy,
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Much interest hns boon excited among
photographer by Professor Boys ac
count Of how he succeeded in photo
graphing hying bullets Hrsuccccdul i
securing Photographic picture ola rifle
ball passing through thcaira the scarco.
IS conceivable speed OF 1000 feet In
second Tho soureo OF illumination was
the electric spark. such MS that givon by
tho discharge Of Lcydcn jar. The most
remarkable Circumstance IL that the
camcra AMI lens were Tor this occasion
dispensed with. aud the gclntrlo plate
Impressed direct with the shadow Of the
missile ~ II trayorud tho intervening
space between tho plate aud the light
source.
The next thing Tint had 20 be- con
sidcrod WINS the host means Of causing
tho bullet TO turu on the electricity foi
it, own porirliturc. the motion OF ty.
Ing bullet being OF too rapid u nature To
admit Of ANY other procedure. At hnt
two copper wires wore plncndi In tho path
Of the proicctilc. tho notion being that
the bullet itself would mako the ucccs
sary metallic bridge between them. But
the wires were shot AWAY before doing
what was expected ofthem, Load wires
were then substituted with success
London Public Opinion.
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Tho average bog is very APT 10 risk his
life and health in many ways In sum.
mer When unrcsiraiuod he takes a
great many more chances than he would
otherwise do. The chici danger TO life
and health Of boys who spend the SUN
ulor w the country is from ovcrcAertion
In sports, and by induging In ts1 much
swimming. The exhiluraiiou VI country
life makes thcin fcol that they can do
more than their strength admits Of THIS
IS equally true u city boys who get a
day or two OH from their work The
best way Co do l. 10 tlko exercise mod.
cratoly. II boy is not used to long
walks, hc should bcgin his summer out
ing with ma easy ioy along some pleasant
road for only a mile Or two. by increas-
ing the distance gradually ench day Il
VIII not b. long before ho can DO ten or
fifteen miles, or twenty for that matter
without discomfort aud In reality mnk
ing positive gain TO his health This
rule applies equally well to horseback
and bicycle riding. rowing and other
work boys may DO unaccustomcd to
Ono Of the chief and hcnlthful umuso.
monts Of a summer outing is bathing
but there is no part of the visit where
the danger il TO great ns In going In
swimming too often, gnd ut times when
tho water Is too cold. Not smnmc,
passes that thousands Of boys are moi
permanently Injured by going In swim
ming 90 times whom they should not d.
3d. The waves on thefeashorc. the run
ming streams nrd the rresh water lake.
are very cuticIng on hot dayA-Fosicr
Coates ia Ladies Home Journal
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NOTICE.
SAT- LAEg CRY. utAu. July s,h, 1879.
MNETING OF THE MEMHhUs OF THE

SAT- lAHE Itfi. ltAu, July sih, lsF,.
A MHETfNG oF THE MEMBhus 90 THE
~ snl Lake Literary AMI scicn i1c Atsocia.
ton b. hereby callcd Ia meet re Do n int Non
daY, the Hrstday Of August. .sHl. VI thC lTcsi.
dsurs ONCE. ~ the .ciiy and gHunty - sd'
Lac, Territory ~ UtAh, flr No. purpose Of
conditioning 10 proposal " tI amend Articles
iifsthud 81 uuf of me AZ rIes oi Agreement
OF iurpi roriti n 10 read as f1li1H b. 80 witt
'tuaL That the sald rutp.rAu n slsll 10
Known rs the name Of = be- Musoum nt The
University 81 the church Of josus christ Ut
iatrrsday slints."
".ctond That the objects Of fsd corporation
arc 20 found ard tnhiHfAin 70 sea raj inuseum
Tor tHr o. md henent ui The uittrslty at the
ahurhotJctus CHRIST ofiIttoi lAy SAINTS, and
ct the uof bcfe Of this corpora oHt aud 10 aid
the origcfs and students Of tho sal1 lni
NTtfsty, an the mvmhtrs Of TINS corpora
ton ia literary and srientlu' JurtWis, and not
Tor pscuuiaiy pr o. atd fnr no uufposes
Hiufcsaii 20 clrpnration may buy toii l.asc,
hire Hn4 exchange such real rsia ana person
rl properly r. may be Necessary suitable or
convenient ana M hold ana = the same tor
the purposes of tho corporation"
AMI or the transaction ~ Hurh other bust
nee ha may BE- brought before ttH meeting
ty order Of the huafr 81 pifectors
JNO, q. CANNON, s,orotary,
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NvortCL IL uEREBY GtNES THAT IN
~ pursuhncu Of An prdrr of the Probate
Court, IN AVID for halt Lake County, Utah T.rTi'
tory, made on the gnd day Of july, 1874 In tie
matter " the ct to ~ Nm bowman. do
reas d, The uudoUignod afminsitAtriN of the
estate st said Nm. howmsn, deceased. vii
tall At pr vata tgIe To the highest bidder for
zach, Ard subject TO Gov hfmAtou by said Pro.
bgio Court, all the right, title, interrHt and
estate ~ said VIM. bowman, At the time ut
NE death, nud the nght, titlr aud interest that
otherwise ucqu red, other than or IN addition
t0tHat ot -tiu WIN, huXmau, At tho uiro OF
h' death, ln 900 to that certain lot piocu or
parcel " land, situate lying and heirg IN the
Cily OF SAT- Lake, Ia the county of SAT- Lake,
Uthh Ivuitsry. particularly bounded nnd dee
crlhed o. follows, o. wit Nomnencing NJ me
fou Invest corner of lot Two 90 In bloek nfy
nine 800 ia rlat "u,' salt Lake survey, aud
running thence north twenty (sll rOdf thence
Caft Owe rods, thence south Ten tlul rode
thence wUst threo tsl rode, thence south ten
tlOl rode ihtnCc west Two l2l rods IN the place
ri be. stunning. Containing seventy liW square
rofb uf ground,
RId- In wfiiug will be- received for SAID.
IN core Of Waddoil \ Adsms attorneys, 2! and
a East, Trst sonih street, SAT- Lake my, IN
-alt Lake uounty, Umh Territory M 10 aud
iuclu0lns the 2hlh DAY Of jay, ~, after whit
Ha'd property viii hr sold
ToFrns and con litlotA Of sale, cash, and sub.
feet to confirmation ly snld lfobet. tourt,
MAHUAill.r BOWMAN,
AdmniNrlriv ~ the Estate Of william
Bowman, NereasCd,
wApDGLL a ADAMS, Altorueysfor Admins.
ualrlS
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IANE 4. PNrER. THE GUARDIAN on
- tto person and estate Il brigham iyrer.
MARY D.. ~ per, NJ gFis NJ pyuft nnd Ancuu
MA lyryr, mIuofs, having niet her pcti'ion
herein, duly yurnvd, pr1yiuF tor Dn order of
rile NJ The real rstatC uf sNid m'uuta. for Tie
purposes therein 80 forth, q D. Hereby ordered
thHt no next ut Ain pt tho ward Hud All per
cons Interested IN the estate ~ aid Winurs,
appear before The fHil Probate Court OF Wed
ntfdly the .IiH day ~ July l-il, a. lN o'clock
" fuid Probate Court at the County Court
Home Ia De rlty md county ~ -nt Ia q,
Utah Territory 90 show cause why nu order
should not %. granted a. the sfid guardian, IN
ftli tho whole or - much ~ Che real estate ~
The shil minors, ~ private sale a. shall he
necessary ami TINT cops Of ~ order ne pub.
tshcd NJ lUAHt iCur suCrcFsiNV wrCha iu tile
nIstUr EylNtft NhWs,a Newspaper printed
AMI publ Hhed ~ slif city anu county,
Dated June 2lst, lsyl ..
&. ". BAHTCn,
Probate Iudse.
wADDELL a ADAMS, attorneys Tor guardian.
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NOTlue 10 CREDITORS.


Estate OF rseeh n 'Ahtt, beeoascns
NOTICE IA utHEuY GiyEN ny TitE
y uni. rsirutd ,admiutitrai ia " tho cstltc
uf siuscu A. Ghtsr, dfcrafrf GO tHo CREDITOR ~,
t.id fetrHaed, 90 eNhlhit them with tho uUcrs.
sHry vouchers witnm ten months AFTER the
uTsf publira' ton Of this notice, 90 The hFii
attorney. ~ and a EHst iust South street
salt - City,in the County Of tau Lake,
ttah 1orfItpr,.
Dated Ju sth. ls1l.
MinIlNw e. CHASE.
AdmlnistrHt1K OF the estate Of -isson
Chase. deceased.
WAnpELL a ADAMS, Attorneys Tor Admins
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Tho pension recently awarded 20
Charles Glcngold, Of Wawursing, n. y.
Is one Of the lurgcst ever given to II pri
waite soldier, Unfortunately, tho recipi.
eut is and has been for years u luuatic
He aud his father were in the same com
plny. and during u battle tho father was
shot down. This 80 aifeote son ~
10 cause mental disorder has boon
granted back pay TO tho AZ unit Of $40,
1000 and pension Of seycnty-two
dollars ner month. Yankee Blade
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NOTICE u uEAEHi GIVEN THAT
~ Albert T,Wchh administrator Of mo er'hte
OF Aluira =. webb, deceased, has rendered
for settlement ahi ei Ia said CUutt, Dc nnal
ACyount Of his administration " aaidcstnte aud
pcutl1n fnt unnl distribution 81 the residue VI
sad thI among thu uoFfnns entitled thereto,
and that NCdrrHiaY, the slth day IT ju YAH,
4 v ~ 10 O'Clock a.W.at the Count Room ufsnid
Court, Ia The touniy Court House, salt Lake
Guy and County Utah Tcultlty, has heen dulI
appointed ~ IN, Judge ~ fAid Court, for tho
settlement oi Hnif account and hchrina SAID Pc.
iitiun fur distribution, AZ which limo and place
any person Interested in said ettatc may np.
pcaf ami chow csu1r, " any there be, why said
account Should not Lo settled ami approved
AMI mai distribution made a. praye for,
Dated June gist, lsga.
O. n. ALLEN,
Cicrk nf the Probate Court
WAunLLLN ADAMS, AttOfneys Tor csthic.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ pursuance of an order ot The lfOhh
+ curt. 100 aud Tor salt l.hkr County Utah Teut,
tory, madoon the list day Vt June, 1877, In the
mnttur of the estate ~ INA johnson, de.
ceased, the undersigned executors Of the lest
Will and Testament Ut ~ ~ j unuson, deCcAsrd
VIII sol at private sale 20 the highest bidder
Tor rnsh, aud subject To tif conformation by
faid Probate Court all the rEnt, utlc, Interest
md estate Of SAID Ellyu JnHuson, At tho tins Of
her death aud all the rua1, tito, nd Interest
OthHtWme acquired, other than 90 Ia addition
TO mat " said Ebga Johnson, % tho time Of
her dc lth. IN and ~ mat cert liu lot, piece or
PANEL Of land. situate lying And beins iu The
city ~ salt Lake, County OF salt take Utah
Territory, bounded and described ub f1il1wa,
10 VIII Commencing NJ the northeast uufuCr
Of lot seven % IN block twenty i've i25l tn
ulat"A," salt Lake CITY survey, aud runulng
thence west twenty l41l rode, thence south
TWO ami one nhlf (.t.l rods thence east TWEEN.
" (-ul rudsi thence nurth two and unOshAlf
az rods 10 the Place Of beginning, contain.
ing SOY square rods u ground.
bids IN writing will be received for said
property, addressed 90 tho undersigned, care
VI MAddell aud Adams, attorneys, p and q
eass Iirst South street, salt Lake Ulty, sail
Lake County, utal Territory. ~ ~ and includ
ng the 10Th DAY u July, ls9i after which said
property Will be- sold
Terms aHd conditions OF sale, cash, and sub.
iertto confirmation by fAid Probate Court
Dated June sth, lhy2.
RiOHARD BRIMLEY,
CHARLES ABBOTT,
Executors Of tho last Will ami Testament of
Eliza johnson, deceased.
WI""N" ADAMS, attorneys for estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

There is now living at Mulhouso u
hlan Of the name og Lothor, aged twenty
nix, who weiRhsno less than Az pounds.
Even as u child he wns distinguished for
his abnormal size, At confirmation he
weighed about 30 pounds, and when he
appeared before the recruiting comlnis-
sion his weight was ascoytuined to be
$50 pounds, Despite his extraordinary
bulk, he has light and easy step, ANA
Is moreover an ardent bioyelist!-Na.
honal Zeitung.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-15

Snake cntchers in mdm manage to
,ei2e ana handle the deadly cobrns
with astonishing ease and freedom
The most effective cobra catcher and
killer, however, is perhaps tine mon
goose, which escapes being bitten by
its wonderful activity Sometimes
It waits till the cobra darts Int Il,
when It suddenly pomoes on to-
snakes hQgd and cunehe5 1T