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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ID 0l nm. LnIlLNlll. lelel,od.

Ettatc " Annie Underwood. deceased.
NOTICE De- HEREBY sINFN U TUr
- uuItr"IFurH executor of tIH Ilat wIIl
ami testament uf Auuir Underwood. UrHH #apd.
g. Che trrtiiUrH uf, aud H.l pgruns having
elaine aFHIuti Che sai1 iDarlard. lu rN |IHlf
them with Che necessary vouchers. within four
months after the nrst publication eft This
notice, tu tuU HHii executor at 40, lII Center
Street in HaIt Lave cry. 900 che county nf -Hlt
Lake TERRITORY of uuh.f Dated N4Y IAN. lsU.
ALEXANDRA q. EnWAlu-,
Executor ~ she last VIII aud Testament u
Ami, tudtrWuUf. deceased.
JOHN ~. CANNON,
Attorney Tor Executor.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Charlotte Hawkins. Deceased
NOTICE r. HEREBY GIVEN rs THE
- uUurrHIf ucl, administrator. With thv Hlll
uuIcntI. ~ tUr CHfHtf nf charlotte llHnkiua,
decreased, t1 the rftdituu uf, aud 900 persons
having r'aimH against the 1uid decrease 10 iu
exhibit Thorn with tHr uUrrtHnty yuuthUra, with.
iu tUu months nftrr thU frst publication ~ tbs
notice, Zoo tlr HHiI administrator with Ilr VIII
ANNEXED, No N's EIst Seventh south street, salt
Lake Dlty, Iu the county OF ~ali tatc Utah.
NituO HAWKINS,
Administrator with mo VIII annexed o. the
cftatt " harl1tif Hawkins. deceased.
Dated MHy UH. 1914
JuuN &c. ttNNuy, Attorney for saii Estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

IN the ir laic Court in any .E -tt lAkn
county, rcuiiulf ot Utah
in Che matter OF Che Estaio ofTu1ua. Young
deceased.
NrOTfCU ~ HEREBY DlNIN THAT J.
y JtoN. ndmin'arator 90 '.n gttliU 1f
Thomas p. YOUNG deceased. Doe rendered for
Hrtuomant aud dicd Boz alid count H.H huHl ur.
uBtof Do administration nf HHI estate 1ud
said rafHtr AMONG thr FrfHurH rH. .NUH thereto,
Huu that saturday, tnf lotu uff H. .Iue, ID
o. at 10 o'riHCE n.m at ilr court room lt
HHiI court iu the county ruufii'NH.s r1lt lalo
liiy aud county, utah rcritnff, tIa been duly
appointed Uv the Judge Of snld .1u.H fur mo
uIiIn far fi.ttfhutlan at wtlcH Quo IuI place
Huv peraou interested in SAID estate may uu.
ttarHnd Huow cause. if any ihrI. .T. WhF sa't
uITuuuf HhHuid not NC settled N"i approved
unI u1al diatHHutiHn made na irHfUI foe
Dated Nuy 18Th, 1891.
CLERK ~ che Probate Court
fyJ. D. tAUN. Deputy,
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NOTICE.

fTHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
4 thU stockholders OF Zone savings BANK
iruat company Will Ur hcldAttto Company
lity, on Monday, June sth. 1871, az "A am, fof
the election Of directors aud Tor such other
business az may come before the meeting
Dated May 18th, is9L
MiLFORD Woodbury., President.
GEORGE N. CANNON, Cashier
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NuIlcE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVES ~ TnU
- uudrfHEu,d, LArrutriA OF Che estate ui
John Bees. deceased. % thr creditor. ~. und
all ItrnunH having chains aFliuat tHu snid de-
crAay1. 90 exhibit them VIII Che Necessary
NuurutrHs within four wuHtIa after tUo nfHi
UuHNrIiuu OF tIia uu.lrU, tn the HHld cHHru.
lfIA. at so 10. Is lusll hlucE, salt Lake cay.
Utah, boz the County ~ salt Hkc,
SARAH BECK,
ENcrutriN of John Beck, deceased.
Dated May 18Th, lspi.
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IN the Probate Court boz and for salt Lake
County, Iorritofy Of Utah
In no matter Of 90 Eallio Of rctcr HofhInl
UrrrHHUd.

IN IT0 mnTT0T % TTT T|TITU OF TUTUT TTTTWUT
dcccafod
NOTICE ~ HEUEul GIVES THAT JOHN
~ So Cannon, HdmiuiHtfaior uf thn catatr
90 ictNr iiulhiuea. drrCaaUi. hes rendered Tor
TUtlomUutNand uIC1 iu said court, bic nual ar.
count ct DIS standardization % sniI cstue and
Hci Sion for nnil distribution Hf the residue Of
BALD estate AMONG thu Urrsuut emit. IrI ilrruiu.
bud that Tue t1v che Uth DAY uf june. Au.lsl
iHe County Court house. -at tlahc CITY and
tOuutys lan Territory. bias been duly nu
pointed hF tIc judge of said court for tlu sct.
tuiuoni uf Said account nul hearing SAN Vcu
ton lur lIsfr.HItUu. lat which time anu place
any person interested boz aali estate may OPP
rUsr uuI show cause. 30 any there uc, why Hoid
account fHuulI u0t De- settled aud approved
and nnaI uIs'r.buuou maize DE- prayed Tor.
ii v. MELOI,
ClCrt " tho Probate Court
iiy J. D.. JAuK. Deputy
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Titatr OF samuel webb. Deceased
NOTICE Us llENFHN GIVEN uN THE
~ uultfsIEuud, administrator ~ Che estate
of samuel WEBB, deceased, 90 the ere Iltur4 %
and 900 UrrauuH having rlfiWH aFuilat tlt said
deceased, Go tNnlnit tuuW with ino necessary
vouchers, within fnu months alter thr urtt
publication uf thIH notice. 90 fht said bdmIuit
rotor ui Doe rg.iduu,o AZ hlg Cottonwood. salt
HEr County. Utah.
Dated April 2ith, lslL
THNNKIIN WEBB
Administrator ~ the Eatatr OF samuel webb
durUHFtu
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p,t.- %, .,.,r cause Why Oricruf Sail. of
Ueai istaic should noi Dol mllr.
v,ttyA SNOW puNrOnu, TNFUUrWX
H. Ia tn. g.fafr nf ttp1rgc iuufITI. IU.tI.nH,
having d'cd ucf petition herein. .l ygulsd.
rrlHlng Tor nu order ~ ,ll, LII l..i n. i'. frli
estate 81 HIid derrdcni, igl VIC ~ .iDfN.
ia foI fnuh. o. BE- therefore niNtIr4 Hy tao
u. fre ia sTi1 court. Inst ail pgra Ha interested
zoe r4tt tr,.i,4fa court OH lurfnHF N.. .tu uHv
uf June. 1875. at DO o'clock 10 i.t forenoon of
sod day. I'D Doc Court room NJ ''I lInHale
ana r1Hrt. 10 -nit take. ltIN TERRITORY. o.
show cause why an order thoHl rHt u. rr1nt.
ed Co.. che saId adniulatrainr. On ..I .H much 10
fain Ha shall be- necessary. anu tl1 % copy ui
tNia order hp uuniIfhei 10 lctH. Tour HIUcUss.vo
i.srsr tfinird ana pupiahod Boo tl.I City aud
uutY.
JACOB D. UIhfH.
Probate IuuUc.
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In the matter Of che ,atHto ~ Peter %. Thorn
uHHru, deceased.
NOTICE rs HIIluY GIVEN THAI
~ olaf thlmaasru. Administrator OF thu
uHtitr OF Peter " INnmashvu, dt.Ct.rh, hnl
rendered f1r H0tlrWUu. ami Uu ln .Hll
court. ria nnM account of nia administration Of
Haid rHlAtr lnt petition fHr Una distribution NJ
che residue ui said estate among tnU IcrHuta
tsy of Same. a ~. Isll.Et 10 O'Clock q. m., IA
ihU court room nf HHi4 court, iu soc County
Court iOuaH. salt lake CIV and County. UtaH
Judge u said rIprt Cor thn settlement OF Ihi1
account aud hearing .uit rrUu flr dlsirihul
ton, at which uuc and place Huy person int,r'
rHfrd lu san UHthtu whN appear uun show
cause, % ANY there De-. whl rlId cunt should
not hu settled ana approved and nnul diatrllu
ton made nH prayed tor.
Dated June Ia, 1873
nv MELODY.
tlofk Of tue Probate Court
ny j.. o. JACK, Deputy.
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WELL ANNIE MINING AND MILLING
COM ANY

Principal Place OF business SAT- Lake CITY,
Utah
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upou she following described stock. on
account 90 afatsHmlnt levied ON tho -tih day
ut hUpCm IeE lHls tUU several ampuuts stt
opposite thr names OF tho respective ahAre
h1.dgra, aa follows. to.Wit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-05

Do the matter Of the estate nt lhUaillu llurich
luf. deceased
-vOTlUE ~ HEnEHY GIVES THAT
" Anthony k1uneu. HdmInHtlItor % Che
q. tate OF Christian usrfchler. duH,.HU i.hss fuii.
frrcd Tor aeftomUnt. and hlUd in HHII court. hia
uHul account ~ hH udmInlstrlfl1u uf auId Catat
uuu petition Cor anal distribution OFF tlr rCsiIuc
ufHaid estate uIuung fhc pUrunur entitled thUrus
o., and That Ihursday. tho .94I Hsy Uf juno,
a. ~ isli. No ll o'clotE am. 40 tIo court ruum
of Hal1 court iH The County Court Uuuao, Salt
lttu tiiy and County, Utah Territory, has
ouu duly appointed 10y inc Ju IFu uf anlt
hearing slii petition fur distribution, NJ which
time aud pla.c any person lui0l0 ini in sli1
estate may aUpUHr and show rAusHi DO ANY there
o.. why HHii Hrcuuut thnulf not Nn settled nuI
approved and nnal duuilutipu made as y lyc
Tor.
dated May sist. lsls. .....
Clerk Of tho Probate Court.
Hy J.r. JACK uoruly.
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The People OF the Territory ct Titan,
10 william D. Robinson ana William p.oterlo,
greeting
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
NoRru PoNr CossoLipArEp IRuaA,tos
CourAsf.

NORTH roNr CoSsoLtpArEp IRwaA,toS
CONTAIN.
Location Of ONCE and principal place Of busl.
ness cullen Hotel Wcst second south
street, salt Lako City, Utah
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ regular meeting Of the hoard Of direct
ore of sall company, held on the ist day u
~ ~, W. assessment No. B, ten per cent Or
~ " yer share, was Levied on The capital stock
Of the corporation, payable immodlateIy 10 tho
tccreurfi % the unicc q the COMPANY, room
Lake City. Utah Territory
my sio,s UPON which THIS asssssmsnt shall
fomAin unpaid on Saturday, July iat, 1873 will
be delinquent and advertised for sale al public
huciOn, = unless payment 10 made before,
WI Dc 80 10 Monday July glst 49, at 7
o'r och M, O. pay the de linquent assessmont,
together IN ihc cost Of adyCrtsing and ox.
UCnaca of H..r
By order VI the board Of d.rectori
a. ". WHITEHEAD
secretary Not'h Point Consolidated Irrigation
Company
salt lase City. Utah, june 2ud. iaa.
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SUMMONS.

~ the Justices Court, fifh precinct. before
", ", Gee, Justice OF tho Peace.
Territory of Utah,
County ~ salt Lake, iaa
tity Ut salt iukc.D
Tho Salt lake Kelley tust.tutc, a corporation,
lIaiuuh.
william D.. Robinson aud VIM, Diotore.
Defendants.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ puuuuucc of lu order Ut Tho Probate
matter OF the Cstatu OF %. o., Allen, ducoaspd.
te uudcrsignt0, thu Himnstrator Of shId
ettltu, Will sell ht private tulc 10 the highest
one years time. aud Huilec. TO confirmation
hy SAID Probate Court, uu tuesday. the iBth
anu tne setting OF tho Gun uf shid day or after
winch dty not exceeding HiA month"; uiHs
VIII De received hy tht under. gucd iu writing
at his place - hutInr.H so. 10 Wtsf Second
time sitCr 90" nrat publication VI this notice
un 90 tn1 including cue day NJ falc, Al tho
right tile, iulgrcit and estate " thc said Is. q.
rght, utc and interest tnut The saiI csiato
uAH 10y opera ION ut low or otherwise acquired
other th or lu addition Go tuat % I'D slid
an the cprtWu piece ur parcel NJ land situate,
l}inR aud being iu the faId county uf salt Lake
and territory N ulhh aud bounded and DO.
.cuhei a. follows Co. VT Nu undivided ono
hllt CD niCfrstiu lot four 90 block twenty.
tiFht l-a|f % ut ~ 7uIt Lulo CIty survey.
noTuriug 90 the southwest corner II SAID iSt
four go running thence moth one huuirriand
sisIy i've .lU5I Iuut, thence east tirhty.tWo
aud one hHli ih3iI fcati W1nce south one
eighty two and one han l.a.i D fcotto place Of
k,oiots nine DOB and t0i In block twelve
on Jordan plat lying ~ northwest quarter III
section twenty seven CD township onr tD A.
D. / west, SAT- Lake meridian contlinins
twenty agrtH, more or lgaa.
Also an UNDIVIDED one third 20 interest In
the south half of northeast quarter, anu south
half OF nOrinWUst uu Hrtor, aud north haif of
aoutheaH quarter and North nall u d1uthwrGt
quarter OF section twenty t.OI, a. lN..Nl ".
SAT- Lake meridian, con aiming three hundred
aud twenty acres
Also ana Undivided ono.slrtb t.o, interest In
blocks forty three tll and forty four till. nnd
ioib one (lI, two il) and three tJ, block sixiy.
two ltll N. NJ, HcuttH fuhulyiun OF kinneyE
dour'cy's improved plat NJ North SAT- Lake,
Territory W llah.
rormanud conditions Of sBlei Onc,bnif chrh
ant nhlHuro iu one year occurred by note aud
murigugH upon The premises sold.
Dated May 18th, isl
JOSEPH C. sOurHER.
Administrator estate Of Is, H. Allen, de.
celHed
RmlzE 4 BUmms Attorneys for Admins
Uator.
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NuTlCE-TuENE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon thg following described stock, on
account Of nu assessment no Z OF two oUtts
per share levied uu tU lItu day u February
1895, tho several Amouuu Hu opposite the
raWua OF the respective shareholders, a. FOL.
Iowa
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Lucky Bui Mining Company. location OF
principal place Uf business. lutk CITY, Utah
location % mine, mako ufcug Mining nistugt.
Hsatch County, Utah.
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IrnAl NnIlcr.


In inc Probate Court iu and Tor salt Lake
County. I.ui1r Oi tthh.
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Residence buttons Court. between .ni and
sra Wcs, .nd south street, salt Lake Clty,
Utah. IA
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WHY II Is So.

Nn'Huac nature says H1. Stature usv0r lloa.
me 'IfH. Impose thoburfurf % HunfuWution"
q De- dion aHyH. behold. D give you tuo cure"
The tuIaHHnt hand In
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-01-25
The Annual Arizona Turkey Hunt,

There are parts OF Arizona that are full
Of men who will live for 1854 days In the
year on bacon and beans and never utter
a complaint, but on the other day it Is
different. If the bill of fare is not chang
ed on Thanksgiving Day there i' trouble
in camp, gruubling and profanity and a
tendency to talk bluely about the home
in 1.-The States"
Away down in the Southeastern section
of the Territory there is creek called
Rio Prieto and nickuamed the Turkey
River" 1t is the only place within
about 300 miles where wild turkeys
abound. but then there are enough Of
them in the narrow valley to stock
State With this greatest of fowls, wild or
tame. Just before Thanksgiving pros
pectors, miners and ranchers come into
the canyon from as much as 100 miles
away to shoot turkeys for dinner oh
great day. For day or 80 the slaughter
is tremendous, but the birds do not seem
to be thinned out much by it, for they
are almost uumoealed during the rest OF
the year. The place is so far from any.
where, so difficult of access, that nobody
will brave the hardship OF miles of desert
hills and rocky cliffs except under the
great inducemsnt of Thanksgiving.
Some of the hunters come go far that
they have to make 'jerky" of the turkey
meat in order to get it home. A fellow
wants turkey pretty hard when he will
travel 100 miles for it, and then take it
in the shape of eslted and sun.drisd
strips aud shreds, and usually fried in 8
gravy of bacon grease and..Aour.
A Thanksgiving hunt in the valley OF
the little river is worth trip, If anything
in that line can compensate for 20 or
so mile trip over bare rocks with the
thermometer at no. There is no end of
turkeys in the valley. As you walk up
the creek great hocks of them, beth the
big black fellows and the smaller bronze
turkeys, swarm up the banks into the
brush like quail. One of them will carry
away as much lead as deer, and there
a-e all sorts of stories about turkeys get.
tiag away with one wing and one leg
brcIen. The artist at the business
shoots of the turkeys head. a man
who would use shotgun under the cir
cumstsnces would ground -sluioe" quail,
if be would not fish for trout with giant
powder.
Half dcssa birds make Il tremendous
b7g, about as much as pack.mule can
carry out of he valley, FOR they grow 70
a marvellous size. Old timers cay that
gobblers weighing 80 pounds have been
'aken out of the Prieto Canyon.-San
Francisco Examiner.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-01-25
Women In Washington.

II have lived here through many Ad.
ministrstioDs, an old lady said to me in
Washington the other day, "and the
loveliest thing l have seen in all those
years is Mrs. Cleveland. She is the
most remarkable young woman of her
age. Her course has defed criticism.
She makes no mistakes. Think of her
having come here just out of school, as
1t we're, and taking in the situation at a
glance. I was present at the frat recep
tion which she gave at the White House.
She wore her wedding dress and there
was just enough flush upon her cheeks to
heighten her beauty. 1t was wonderful
to me to See the self.possession, the ap.
lomb, with which that young creature
conducted herself through that trying or.
deal.
"She has pretty, gracious way of
doing things, too, which is all her own;
A Bsltimofe lady, wishing to have her
autograph, mailed her album to her, &C.
compsnying it with note, in which she
said thst there was a second wrapping
underlying the outside covering, stamp
ed and directed to herself, so that If Mrs:
Cleveland found her request trouble
some one she had only to remove the out.
er wrapper and drop the package into 8
mail box. In day or so the album was
returned, enriched not only with the
coveted signature, but with that of the
President as we'll. In gfaceful little
note Of explanation Mrs. Cleveland said
that she was so sure that anyone who
wanted her autograph would care more
to have that of her husband that she had
taken the liberty Of running up into
his room, where be was at work, and
asking him to write his name beside hel
own.
Her hold upon the people Is wonder.
full. During the Inauguration Of Harri'
son picture of Governor Foraker, ot
Ohio, was stretched across Pennsylvania
avenue, when cry arose from the throug
below: Take him down. Take him
down Frances don't like him = Gov
eruor Foraker had referred to her hus-
band in speech in manner which she
resented, and Mrs. Cleveland, who
would not hesitate to give her hand to &
ragged negro upon the street-who did
indeed, shake hands With a colored NO
man, who, in her sagefness to see her
made her way into the White House
during one of her receptions with 6
clothes basket by way of passport-met
bis advances with the slightest inclination
of the head"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-01-25
CURES @IaaEfl::sglI 4
Easy Remedies for Pain.

Pain being the fesuit of too much
blood in part, as very general rule,
the remedy, in severe and pressing cases,
is to apply a mustard plaslsr near that
part, which draws the blood away as is
seen by the reddening Of the skin. The
most sgonizing pains are often removed
in tho twinkling of an eye by dipping
bit of cloth (woolen flannel or cotton) in
q MIXTURE of equal parts of sweet oil,
chloroform and hartshorn, just shaken
together and spread ever the spot, with a
handkerchief waddsd In the hand and
held over the cloth so as to fstain the
more volatile Ingredients; to be removed
the moment the pain ceases. The safest
and most comparable application in ma
ture for the relief of all psiu, especially
rising from Inflammation. is WOODEN
cloth kept very warm, even hot, by
steady addition of hot water, or stream
of warm water, where the painful part
admits it. When pain is severe, sharp
or thrilling, there Is Inflammation, which
arises from there being too much blood
in the arteries if dull and heavy, 1t is
caused from there being too much blood
in the veins. The pain of iLfsmmation
gives heat; hence headache with Q hot
head is from too much blood In the arte.
ries, and there is throbbing; draw 1t
away by putting the feet in very bet wa-
ter; this often removes pain in any part
of the body above the ankles. When
there is too much blood In the veins Of
the head there is dull pain or great de-
preston Of spirits, and the feet are
always cold. 1t is this excess of blood
in the veins of the head OF btaih which
always induces the dependency which
so frequently CAUSES suicide. When this
is attended by cutting the throat the re-
lief is instantaneous, and the victim be-
comes anxious for the life he had just at
tempted 10 destroy. Hence, good out
door walk or hot bath, q sudden tit OF
laughter or terrible burst of passion, by
dispensing the blood to the surfaes from
the centres, pitts shs blaes and megrsms
to fight also.-Hap, Journal Of Health.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1893-01-25
In the Role OF jonah.

Apropos to the incident related in last
Fridays Republic of the death of Zipp,
the big elephant at Barsboo, Wis. from
having swallowed chain weighing nine
" poHnds, a femindes vas called up and
related by Dr.. Hume, Of Denver,
who recently registered al the Lindall.
"Just prior to the demise of the much.
lanented Phineas T. Bsrnum, WAS
touring in Connecticut aud called upon
the great Snowman at Bridgeport, who
invited me to see the circus animals in
winter quarters. On arriving at the
great caravansary where the Won ders
that tour The country year after year are
stored, the illustriouS owner WAS inform
ed that Beta, the prize trick elephant,
was ailiug. All the sympLuns of the
poor beast pointed to the fact that she
WAS suffering from acute gsstralgia, and
means had been tried to relieve her with.
out avail.
"It was finally discovered that Beta
had by some means wreHched off an iron
bar from her stall, and ny it could not he
found it was surmised thai she had swsl
lowed it, and which accounted for The
gastric irritation of the valuable pachy-
derm.
"Mr. Barnum saw that poor Beta must
soon succumb to the iuham nation caused
by such large foreign body, and with
ready wit resolved on unique nlan to
remove it. Attached to bis large winter
hotel was snail eolored boy who went
by the name of Niger J"r. He waS but
little larger thau Iull grown 'possum
and P. T. sent for him aud explained
that be must take rubber tube in his
mouth to breathe through and with q
rope round his waist must go down into
the elephants stomach and get out that
bar of iron.
"Joe rolled his eyes and demuffed, but
he knew his employer too well to refuse.
Accordingly Joe WAS anointed with a
pound Of vaseline, and Beta being safely
gagged he was gently pushed down the
esophagius head first, smooth stick
we'll oiled landing him at the bottom.
According to instructions the boy soon
gave three tugs st the rope to be pulled
off again, and sure enough, tightly clasp
ed in Joe's hends Was the offending and
indigestible iron bar. 1t ia needless to
say that Beta's life was saved and that
Niger Joe was handsomely rewarded
for his cure of the valuable elephants
indigestion.