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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-05

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Do not fail to these beautiful instruments whether
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within the days. Correspondence PROMPTLY
attended to-
F. E. WARREN MERCANTILE CO..
7S West Second South Street,
SALT LAKE CITY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-05
NOTION DEPARTMENT:

HOSE Supporters,
cents cents and6O cents
o
cents, Chidren's
at
Ats Best Spool SILK.
At 2@ Button Hole
RibOosene
Best I'm
For 20 All Embroidery
Ball
,Zephy
For 10 Saxony, Shetland,
Ribbons
One-E1slf Original Price
TO cents
$3.50 Feather Trimmings reduced
Ladies' Black
AT Half Black
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-05
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

25-cent Chollies, 121S cents.
20-csut Sateens, 10 cents.
15-ceRt Sateens, So cents.
25-csnt Dress GinghRms, 10 cents.
15-cent Dress GinghGms, SIS cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-05
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT,

For $780, $780,
Alexander
reduced from sl.75, and
For 10 and % Gloves,
ents and Ocents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
The "lontrihninr."

The latest number Of this popular
magazine has nr,trate table Of con-
tents, NJ will be seen by the following
list One Of the principal features Ia n
richly illustrated descriptive sketch Of
Colonial Boston," by Joseph NJ. Tau.
ner. at bis Daughter's Wedding"
translated by Leo Hsefcli; ".e.
tltla. A Romance Of the
Point" Josephine Spencer;",xings, /"
translated by Loo Haefeli; "Al.
NINA" Continued story, Nephi
Anderson; "Moral Faculty In AMI.
mals,v Resplce Finem; Alta
Modern Christi (illustraicd,) Edw.
II. Anderson; "Church Emigration,
xiii. "Dotail.d Emigration Account,
is5O.ls5i,n Andrea Jensen; Editorial:
"M.t.A. Normal work;""Pef1onslAp.
pcaranco OF Columbus" Ccnfury.
Association Intelligence; General
Conference, ''"Programme," taiissiou.
sry Reports;v Music. Missionary
FAREWELL" "5chool Thy Feelings.J
Published by the Contributor com.
pany, this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
LOCAL BREVlTlES.
gEo. REysoLDs, Sec.

-i.-.- -.
Tur Century illustrated magazine TOT
June NAV be had at the Utah Book u
stationery Co.'S Store.
r.t,...., u,..t q, ts,uai,z,t,ou
wa, again in session In the Utah Com
mission rooms this afternoon.
,....... H.. u,.,,,,, A.. n,
tlti hhcosph ., S ,ii, Sah,,sia 10,
peclsd h",ns ION a.. ~, =, ,n'lnie Win
morrow wnne' ny "' no, and kiIlsd
~ talne, w
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

BosTos, June 1.-The following tel.
egram mas been received from Jos
Carter Honolulu, manager Of the
branch house there OF Chas. Brewer &
Co., Boston, Honolulu, May -, 1902.
Everything quiet here Accept no
alarming newspaper accounts. Wv,
ushford, T.. W. Wilcox and twenty
others are arrested for treason. The
preliminary hearing viii take place on
the 10Th. Warrants are Issued by
Judge Dole OF the supreme bench, on
full knowledge Of the facts. There IL no
excitement among thu natives. The
attorney general and marshal nrs con.
fident of conviction, Fifty other war.
rants are In the hands Of the marshal.
Our citizens generally approve OF the
action OF the government.
Garter u the brother Of the Hawaiian
minister q, Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

One of the vexations OF the public
performer Of the violin, flute or other
instrument is the necessity Of turn.
ing over the leaves of the music,
thus compelling cessation Of the
music while tho operation takes
place. A Vienna inventor has dc.
vised an ingenious music stand that
is calculated TO obviate this annoy
ance, the turning of leaves being per.
formed by tho foot. New York Jour.
nal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
rss coNstavA1on o. Molsrvne
The Three Operation. "f Draining. ~,
soiiin. und Ntuirnunts

The Three Operation. of DraIning. -pa.
soiiins ard Muira,n,
Crops usually fau or succeed In pro-
portion - they receive an equal dii,ri.
hutton or uniform supply Of water
Failures are moro frequently attributed
si,hcr To a deficiency or u surplus ~
fninfalls Thru 10 any other cause. Hence
ono Of the chief essentials to culture L.
10 maintain the presence " a proper
amount Of available water to crops. and
90 fsr ~ practicable guard against ex-
cess on other side. And this IL largely
within the control of the cultivator
Says Mr.. Saunders. the superintendent
Of gardens aud grounds Ut Washington,
"rho three operations OF draining. sub.
soiling and mulcmng when properly
understood comprise all the requisites
~ success and enable the culhynior ia n
very great measure 60 regard with com.
paratiyc Indifference whether tho sea-
eon prove unusually wet or unusually
dry. II the former. the drains remove
NIL supcriluous water. and the loosening
Of the subaoil allows tho ogress OF water
through all its pores, which ara rapidly
filled, and mulching the surface NO IA to
prevent evaporation retains tho water
" here plants can reach IL. instead OF lie
being rapidly consumed by drying winds
sweeping over the aoil. or all opera.
tons relating 10 soil culture there arc
no 70 whose values are 80 well tsiab.
ished vs. the ones alluded to, and yet
they are operations to which tho great
majority Of cultiyators are strangers.
lit seems not 10 DO generally under.
stood that draining. In connection with
proper culture, increases the caIahility
Of the soil for absorbing aud retaining
moisture. AZ s0on as the pores arc filled
water ceases 10 be- absorbed. The oh.
icct In draining IA 10 allow tho surplus
water 10 paas OF. No water can reach
the drains until the pores OF tho soil arc
satisfied or filled. IL Is therefore oyi.
dent that tho deeper the soil u drained
tho greater becomes the reservoir OF
contained moisture. 30 that ON soils OF
grayelly or sandy nature more luxu.
RANT vegetation will be produced after
they arr artihciaily drained. With clay
soils the improvement Is still moro oh.
Ious; no good clay soil can be- consid.
cred In best GROUPING condition until
drained.
draining and subsoiling therefore In
crease the amount Of available moisture
In the soil. 10 keep II thercand prevent
its escape by nsro surface evaporation,
we have recourac mulching. Where
Il Is not expedicnt TO apply foreign INIT.
ter 10 the surface an efficient substitute
can DO had in tho soil itself by simply
keeping tho surface loose byouliiwtion.
A few inches 81 loose. powdcry soil ON
tho surface forms q capital nonconduct.
ing stratum and likewise has the great
advantage Of being cnsily secured"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

In tho District Court in aud Tor the Third
JudiciAl ntstfict 0f Utah Territory.
County Of salt LAKE,



The People Of tho Territory OF Utah send
To Jane, y. Ices. DefehdAati
NvoU AnE HEhEBY INQUIRED TO AP.
pear IN an action brought against you
b. the above nHmtd plMnln, IN the Dis.
tfict Court Of the Third Judicial Distr Ct
Of the Territory Of Utah, aud 10 answer
tho compliant fled therein within ten dAis
texcluavo of the day Of teTticel after the
within this county, or. II served out Of thli
odunty, tut In this district, within twenty days,
othfrsiss within forty dayt-or Judgement BY
default will 10 tAten against you, according 10
the prayer Of sad COMPLIANT
said action y brought TO have a deafee o.
this court absolutely dlfsOlWny the bonds Of
mAtrlmony existing between painful aud do.
fendanti swarding 10 plainun the care eduea.
ton aud custody OF tile mtnor ohildreA. issun
Of said mafriage, aud grsntiaE her coats Of this
action, and such other aud proper RELIEF A. sho
may be entitled TO N the premises; above
March !, Irpl, defends-t wlfnlly aud without
cause deserted and iHinioned plaintiff, and
has ever sinos cont ,ned 70 90 desert nnd
Ahandon her, without any sufrient cause or
reason aud ssainst her viii, Wish or consent
aud that for more than one year last past de-
fcndAnd has failed To provide for plAinuh the
common nertssAriea OF life.
And you ire hereby Moulded that " you iail 10
appear aud answer tho sad complaint a. above
required, tho aid plalnuh vill apply 70 Tho
Court for the relief demanded therein.
wiinsts the Hos. Charles 3, Zane, Judge.
and tue seHl OF the District Court OF the
Third Judleial lslrisl, IN and. foT the Terri.
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
isEaIJ HENRY q. MCMILLAN, CierL.
~ Gro. II. LOOMS, deputy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

n the District Court In and Cor the Third
Juaielhl ntiilei q utah Territory,
countTof salt Lake.


X. l. Myrcs. Defendant
The People Of the Territory Of Utah send
To X. 1. Myfiok, Defendant
NOu ARE HkEEuY REQUIRED To AP.
pear IN an action brought aEaluft you
ly the above nsmed pIAutiu. IN the Dis.
tnet curt Of the fhlrd Judicial Distr. "a
u the Territory Of ttah, and TO answer
the compliant nad therein within ten naJ a
exclusive Of tho day OF sefNrcl after the
service on you of ihit summons NJ SER ed
within thus cuuniyi Or. y served out Of this
otherwise within forty days-ot Judgment BY
default viii DO takon against you. according 10
The prayer Of SAID complaint
The said action q brought 10 have a degree
Of THIS court forever dlasniyng the BONDS Of
mairiin0ny rNiatnr between pihlntin nnd de-
iendant; shove relief prayed on the gforn I
that On or about the year ltl1, the defendant
donea this laintn, and hrs ever since contin.
uod 80 10 deseft and abandon him against his
viii And without hia consent; ana that de
fondaut has a mean and Incompatible temper
aud causes plaintiff much mental anguish and
suffering,
Ana you are hereby notiaed that II you tai 10
appear aud answer tho fuid complaint o. above
required. the ssid plAinun will apply TO the
Court for the relief demanded therein.
sn S me- .sai f pne. o a4f o. Sudi K:
Third Judicial siri.t, Ia and for the Tern.
tory of Utah. this sbth day OF Apri, In the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
SHALL HENRY @. MCMILLAN. CLERK.
hy Gho. u, Looms, deputy.
utESNA GuNtER, Attorneys Tor plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

LANukuANs.
We are the birds from tlo hish Ling. Chin,
uf ftathcred slanlis and snow white skin,
ui dark Drawn esi'H and blood OF blue
High zoe G-a-ruruiu, Cnek-a-dU0dic-dool
PLYMOUTH uoCkA
We are the fowls Tor flesh aud elsa,
-Ot "hlnc hack" hars and yellow lrfs,
What auy other chicsvn r1u. We can do
High coes-a-rurlm, cook-a-duodlv-d0oi
iruuuUNA
Can We lny oggai Well, We should smile.
That's our business all tho while,
We lay aud cncalu the season through
High cucS-a-rorum, cook-a.doodlc-,lool
OAMu
Like the knights Of old, We live 20 hqht,
And never show The feather white,
'iWas ono OF VA for Peter crew
l.igh eocs-a.ruruni, cock-a-doodlc-dool
uANIAlia.
We may be little. but we're not afraid
or the biggest chicken ever made.
We crow and cackle Just listrn ut me-
latllp eoek.a.ruruui, high.diddlg.dgsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
Actions on PromIssory Notes.

Suit was brought In tho Third Dis.
trict court this afternoon by William
Meitle to recover from James W. Car.
rigan and Virginia tarrigan, his wife,
the sum Of $1,000 due on promissory
note, bearing Interest at the rate Of
IL per cent per annum, payable quar-
tcrly.
Sult has also been brought today In
the same court by Charles W. Green
against O. T. Carlson and Lille g.
Carlson, to recover 1880 on promis-
sorry note. The note was given TO one
Charles Dahl In consideration OF Dor.
rowed money and assigned by him, on
June 18th, 1891, to the present plain.
tifs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
Robbery aud Fire.

The Bench Hre department at Ogden
was called out yesterday At $40 O'Clock
by telephone message 10 the resi-
dence Of II. q. Wilson, 9233 Monroe
avenue, This Dire started from stove
Va the kitchen aud rapidly spread to
the sitting and bei rooms. The boys
turned out In fine style aud reached
TIE house just as the Il 'men were got.
ting good Roadway. A few mo-
menis work and the IRE was eNtln.
guished with loss between $500 aud
$500, mlly covered by Insurance.
Mr.. Wilson, who happened 10 lie
down town at the time OF the alarm,
rushed home and entering sinai
room occupied as a childTens hs
room, discovered his trunk open AN
N2b which he hat placed In the III
goue. There seems to he considurabl,
room for the belief that robbers ran
Backed the house during the afternoon
anu upon their departure set II OH IRE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02


The People Of tho Territory of Utah send
Greedngi
To William oanson. Defendants
Vou ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
4 pear Ia an action .roughi against you by
Of the Third Judicial District of The Territory
Of Utah, and 10 answer the complaint d cd
therein within ten days exclusive II The 1ay
Of scryiee) after ua service on you u THIS
summons--f served within this eountyi or, ii
served out Of this county. but In this district,
days, or Judgment b. default will 10 taken
against yon, according TO tho prayer OF SAID
complaint,
The snd action Is brought to nave decree
OF this court dissulyiur tho bonds ~ nlatrimony
exiniing between Ian W aud dcfcndAni,
cation " the lso minor children, issue Of aud
marriage, aud such alinnuy OUT III such Of DO,
fundants properly 10 The court may have luris-
dieuon oviri adiudgiuE that defendant y y III
cosk % suiti aud EfantinF piaiAtin oihtr
and proper relief PRAYED, on tnt gr0uud that
has Nilfully neglected TO provide tor plalntih
the common necrfstries u life, although
nbundAnuy able 20 io do, and that drfonlant
has treated plaintiff with cNtfcIne cruelty,
thereby causing plainpn great mentl iifirss
and bodily suffering
Aud you Are hereby rouned that " you fall
10 appear and ansNsr the said complaint As
AhuyrrequiTnJ, the fHid plnintiu will apply 10
the eOuf Tor The relief demanded therein,
Wituesa, The IIon. Charles \. Zane, Judge,
and the Heai of the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District, IN and for The Territory o.
u our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
issai HENRY O. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
NJ eKo u, LOOMS, Depuv CleIk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

Alfalfa Is especially adapted TO dry
climate. and under such conditions and
Ia soils where tho roots can run down
several foot 10 find moisture its boot cf.
icots are realized. Il Is not well suited
to clay lands or 10 land that Is usually
moist, and the plants ARE slow In growth
and require two years 10 become we'll
established. AZ tho New York station
GENEVA alfalfa Inns been grown success.
fully for several years, although good
seedlings were not always secured. hut
when once well established In the soil
II furnishes large CROPS Of forage aud
wilhstands drought better than most
forage crops. The station bulletin nd.
vised farmers trying 1t TO put down u
small plot only to this crop until they
have become more familiar with IL. As
reported by tho department Of agricul-
ture, the experience Of tho stations
whorc II has boon tried indicates that It
IS u plant valuable for fodder, but that
1t requires peculiar conditions Of soil aud
climate for growth, and careful culture
to make 1t profitable crop. The YER
mont station has reported that alfalfa
was tried on moro than thirty farms
throughout tho state, and although IL
was looking finely whom the snow came
ia most cases It was winter killed, aud
IN thg opinion u those who tried it WA
not adapted to the climate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ John n,walkcr, Administrator o. the "a
tate ~ Thomas richardson, deceased, has ran.
hnal account Of his administration Of said
estate, sud petition for tie appointment Of
commissioners IN partition aud Tor final dstri.
persona entitled thereto, And that Tuesday,
inc stat day " May. lsy1, at 10 O'Clock =. nj.
NJ tho Court Room Of said Court, In the Cour IN
Territory has been duly appointed ~ the judge
Of tsid court for the dottiemaht of said a..
count, and hearing said petitln for tho NJ.
pointmunt ofc0mmlsaionefs ~ partition aud Tor
diaiT1buton at which time And place any person
Interested In sai1 estat. mar appear aud show
cause, II any there be- why sad hceount should
not be settled aud approved and commission
ers m partition appointed and nnAi diatrlbu.
ton made ~ prnyod for.
Dated May 10Th. is9A
q. v. ALLEN,
clerk Of The Probate Court
lily CAugTHs nnuWsT, IN. Deputy Clers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court Of the County o. Salt
Lake. Territory Of Utah,
In the matter Of the estate Of Timothy olo
rensh1W. deccased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
TOOK FRENCH LEAVE.
A-Desperate Prisoner Escape. From the
Ciiy Guards.

Frank McMauu, alias Frank Mayo,
a desperate city prisoner who has
been confined In the county jail for
some time and whose photograph
adorns the rogues' gallery al police
headquarters, escaped from Guards
Davenport and Cannon today.
A gang Of prisoners were employed
In tearing down some old buildings
near III. historic sik factory at the
time md Mayo watched his opportu.
nifty and put of. He was serving
time for petit larceny aud having
burglars tools In hi. possession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02


The best plan n TO have plenty Of seed
and plant ~ early a. tho ground will
work mellow, and then In about eight
days plant another patch. so n tho first
thonld fail you hayo mors coming on,
writes n correspondent In southern Cul.
tiyator, who further says "If can get
corn up, smart frost will not hurt II,
it will only cut the top down, the bud il
under the ground protected and will be
corn much moro liable TO rot from early
planting than common field corn. This
corn requires richer soil than field corn;
In fact II IA useless 20 plant tho small
early varieties without very rich soil and
1t well MANFRED. The best soil for an
early crop Is u rich sandy loan II may
be planted in hills three feet each way,
or in drills ak to eight inches In tho
drill, according 10 tho variety grown or
strcngth Of soil; tho taller the variety or
tho richer tho soil the greater should DO
tho distance between the rowA
"Tho finest crop OF sugar corn | ever
grew turned crop OF rye under while
in bloom and planted the ground In
melons. The third time tho melons were
plowed furrow was run In tho middle
between tho rows and early Egyptian
sugar corn drilled IN 1t sir inches apart.
Aftor the corn was mp TO, SEQ IL across
the field the whole patch was thoroughly
plowed aud laid by. This corn caiue IN
At ting when sweet corn came into
tall ua&et. Besides the ears IL Yielded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

The Dreadful Condition IA usuritius.
LoStON, June -Aciiug Governor
Jermingham's letter TO the Lori
Mayor Of London appealing Tor help
for sufferers In Mauflius, iays that over
10000 people nre homeless hnd that
5000 houses In Port Louis are IN ruins.
Lieutenant Berklcf was a, the sc.ho at
Port Louis on Sunday. A most dread.
fnl stencil from the many decomposing
corpses lying in the ruins ls sickening.
The search for bodic- Is horrid work.
There would be employment for 5000
men " we had them. All trains are
blocked. II is feared an epidemic OF
violent uisyase will follow the stagna-
llOn Of aeWaRe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

DfCHARD nRiMtEY AND CHARLES An.
e-tAto ~ hiisA Johnson, deceased. having died
their petition herein, duly verified. praying
Tor an order 0t sale Of all the real estate
Of said dccsdvnt, Tor the purposes therein
OF said Court, that all persons Interested IN tho
sstlto Of said dccchsca, appear before the said
Probate Court, on Tuesday, Tho alst day. Of
OF taid day. AT the Court Room Of said Probate
Count, ~ Tie County Court House, m the CITY
and County u salt Lake. Utah Territory 10 show
ralse Why an order should not be granted 10
the said administrator, 10 sell - much Of the
real estate Of the said deceased at pri
yltn sale Ne shall be necessary, and that
a copy Of thh order shall be published a. least
Tour successive weeks In the ursfuTf EyIN'
80 MINIS. newspaper printed and published
In SAID CITY and Cuunty.
Dated May lsth, tslA
q. NJ. nNhTOm. Probate Judre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02
The winneapoii. Delegates.

MISsEAroLIs, June 2.-Chairman
ClArkaon aud other members Of the
national Republican committee arriv.
cd this morning. Delegates from all
parts OF the country are on the way
and will soon begin TO arrive. The
Harrison men were frat on the ground
and opened headq uarters yesterday.
The Blaine boom will be put In opera
ton today. The Minneapolis IRogle
have avoided showing any preferences
m 10 the candidates. The national
committee meets on Saturday to settle
OIL Temporary Officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

rI,HoMAs u. LEWIS. TIN ApAINIsTRA
u tor u tho estate Of Hannah T0nlinsun
MArdle. deceased, having nlcd HIS petition
herein, duly verified, praying Tor an order OF
sale q the whole Of tho real estate Of sad dc.
cedoni, Tor the purposes therein set forth, ID H.
therefore ordered by the Judpe Of said Court
deceased, appear before the said Probate Conft
on TUESDAY, The ssh day OF June. 1871, At ~
O'Clock In the forenoon 81 sad day, At the
Iahe, Territory OF Utah, 10 show cause why an
order should not DO grvtei % the saii admin.
ilirAtof, 70 sell 30 much ~ tho real estate Ot
necessary, and that copy Of this order he
published nj least tour successive weeks In tho
DEsIhtf hyhAiNd NEWS, \ newspaper print.
ed ant published m sAid city aud county
q. W 'iiARTuH, Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

BAN FBAScIsco, June 2.-AdvIcrs
from Hong Kong; Admiral Shen
will take four mon.of.war and proceed
against tho ragrnshan rebels, aud co.
operate with the land forces. Seventy.
i've rebels captured will bs decspltai-
ed on tho spot. The two leaders will
he conveyed to the capital To die q lin.
gcring death.
At Sapporo. japan, May 4, q IRE
destroyed thousand houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

hsiatc % John l.. myth, deceased.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIvEN ny TnE
~ undefsigrct executor Ut The will of
John J. niythi deceased. to the creditors Of
And AL ncrsons htSmF ciaims against the said
dccetsef, 70 exhibit them with the necessary
louehert within ten months after The urst pub
lration 81 ihis notice 60 HE sHid executor =,
WIN. 4. h1ssiier and Hamilton O. rArk, At 10
utaud ioungs ONCE, over nesefet National
Hank, corner taat Temple aud first souh
sirrcle, salt Lake city, utah, IN the County OF
salt Lake. Dated May 9Th, Lev.
WA. a uOgsiTEn,
HAMILTON q, PAtk.
fxsrutafs ~ the vii oi John l.. niythc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-02

GLASGOW, June {. Tho Thasis Sui.
phur and Copper Company have de.
oided TO join the movement to restrict
the output OF copper within the limit
Of the time expiring In July, 1893.
This move will diminish the amount
OF copper on the European markets by
20, 900 tons.