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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-07
NOTICE CT sTOCKHoLDERs'
MEETING.

NorICE y uEUEuy GIVEN THAT
~ itufc vliI Do meeting of uu stock.
boldcff 0t iHu NurfB Iuiut Consolidated Dr..
ugauuu Company held ut Iu ONCE W The
tullcn Hotel budding. second uufH street,
ralt take Ct. -1't Lake County, rtsh Tor.
uiory, nn tho 90 day oi November IFII no
O'Clock % W, Cor ODE purpose uf considering
aud nciiuF upon Irupnsl1u '1 change gut
amend tuU hUI"Ius ut incorporation 90 enid
oomrnny. On u. following rarIHu. 10 W.T..
iiY changing ana uuOu.Iu. tHv preamble
by siu iug out ne tHC end there Huf iurf ura.
rcdinr the word "uIWc thU Wu-Fa beginning
with "uruvsiuuH uI chapter DO etc.,, down 90
Huu mr uHWE tNU word. "AWUIHfHt March Il
~. ls," and in.gIuuE iu Igu thereof Laws
of Utah"
ny Increasing tho capital stock tom
twenty ih0usaul tu ff.y huHHHud tollfTf
d ly sn Amending arurIri Haf1 authorize
tho aHii company io coll 1nd supply water fHr
Irrigation aud other puWuHoH Co porsuns
pAltuoUhlu. ur ruruurH tons not ufIuE stock
hultcr iu ~ connected wfh F1Id company,
futh supply o. De- lsT such pvrUuH N limo, 10
such urirCs aud upon such terms Hut u1uil.
lions o. The tirU"t1|f may determine
T. lV providing fhll Ode annual mrrfTlF
shall be held uu Do" third Monday m NuyUm.
Der. isp'. nuu anUuHiIy thereafter.
3. e.. kMlNU. rfHsiIyut
D. w. MulIEllthp, jI., Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-07

Ia thu Probate Court. lu ami Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
ln the matter " the rsthic of Margaret Lcnins
Mrhlurrlu, deceased.
Notice Of uuo uud place for fhH IcUrinr Of
petition Tor adm Ell uu tu probate ri viii.
Dlh-tANr TO As ORDER OF SAID
4 court In fH.d matter, notice BE- hereby
given that thgrHdly,tho l0ih Gay ~ November.
h.h. lHi % D. O'Clock "a ulst ut She county
Court hnu'u boz salt Lake titgtuh Territory.
in the court room ui Htll court Nns been Hp
pointed The time aud D. see for lhu hearing Ul 20
ltuuuu OF JufUlh vs. NrNurrIu Hud JumCa T..
MCNuulu. praying Tor iur admission o. Ur0.
bAlu OF "a Uorluu document herewith IrU.
Hsutci, Uuuururu 90 in thu lnat viii aud
tgttamcut of Margaret lCaus McNuuin, de-
ceased, when uuu where 90 UfHuuH luturcE trd
may appear Hui oppose thu probate ~ shid
VII, or thr grauUrE OF letters trHiaWrutIrF 20
Ioscph vs.. aud james O. McNurln o. prayed
Cor boz Hlid petition.
D. Wiut.a whereof have hrrUuuto cot my
baud and auiNyd che seal VI flII court this
Nth 1FY OF october lsi..
lsLAL.l u. v. hiFIul.
t.crk Of tnu Probate Court
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tssss smrNr NOTICE.


EourH JORDAN CANAL Co.
UtIh
NOTICE ~ uEnEBl OlNth THAT
N alta meeting Of thu tfueiocs bel Uu tIH
10TH day % September, 1853 On assC 'U.. 90
IS cents per sharo was ieNel ON 600 N.N 90
Htuck OF she cnruurai0ut nayhlie 90 GOO .I..Ua
thrv al tho rruerhl oflce Of the rom. HHE. r..m
No. .0s JonsututiUn Building, rat Lake iIt",
Utab. before the 18th dsY q No'emhcr
romain unpgid ON the iith daY % nov .I.H|l
ho delinquent aud advcruaed tof auc a. rHHlt
auction. aud unlcss payment % made U.iIa,
VIII be- sold on md DAY Of hec hi 3 D U.
10 DAY tho delinquent asfcfsmpul. together
Will Inc cost OF adyortsing uui OsrCa.u 9t
Hulr
GIDEON s. GI.Ns,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
h ihe matter Of No Tli1io Of John IioagIand
deceased

% the matter Of The Estate Of John Ioagland
deceased
NOTICE rs UEufHY GIVEN rY gUr
"A y unIruiEuCd oNecutr.H of tno iAai WI aud
t,a.HuvHt of John iioagl1ud dHrrraHs Co mo
creditors OF ana al pcrguns having oiuiUH
hrlinHt Che SAID deceased, 90 exhibit thcm with
lut hc'ttHary vouchers within ten UIuirs
aItor me nrHt publication ot tHIa NOTICE tu lilo
$3.50 ohrcutfiN, AZ the on OF NtarUs b. rear.
fuu, Attorney a. law, 7lO MCCouic. NuIldIrg.
salt Lake CITY, Utah.
ADEI1A ~. uOAGLANu.
LNarutrix Of the latt will aud testament OF
john Uoanland. deceased
CuAnLrs D.. rEAusoN, Attorney for EEcru
tfiN
Dated NJ salt Lake city. Utah. oci Lcr 400.
H.."H
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NOTICE. OF RGfGREE's SALE.


~ Office ts HEREBY GIVEN THAT ..
~ Andrew CAhoon. fofcfUU in 600 action Boo
u,a THIRD judicial uutrIt. Court OF ttau tcr.
Itu|H, wherein MUrT o.. d. Self cd u. "UrU
pIHuulf and John 10. Nsu vut defendant.
Uurutut in Hn uIfCI wadr Hf tlt uHUiUt
Court mtle above caHU uu iauf.lHU. huycm.
Irf ault I"|.. 100 ltu.t|ur. u Uu .IH Joy, at
Wu 'front.' door of OBJ. County tUur House. IH
fuIt ilLH luuUiF Uah Igfrfup. NII at.l at
puuIo auction. Tor r..N. Co 'ur faUt.I bidder.
$50 thr Fhi, .iNU aut interest ut tu, plaintiffs
f0inrd tract OF nul .t.Itrt BOO salt LHtc
toantY. Utah Territory. to.U.I. urgmuiHr no
tNU fuutlWyat corner ut tHU fuUthulst quarter
of section Do, township . H.utH. range
west nt rlIt Iulu Nuuular, aud running
UruNr north 900 quarter rrrUuu NHU. ..#u
rhaIuss tnrh"r north Oh dyE. O min WUrt 20 uI
chains more ur ICsa tu thU south line uf two
B. "a road running rHat aud west along tFU
county survey and uHu,uF thence ,Hst uu
thC t1uth Ino of raid ROAD $50 UhfiuH. thence
south ~ De-. N min east along tlg yusf Tine
~ tHf loo orlando raiif.a I'D land herman
thence tnulh is doc rHat ON east lime VI ROD.
road land 600 rHlIuH4 tHrurC south % Doe
A. rIn cast. Uu cast limo of railroad land f.ii
chains tu section Dino. tlDurC wet ou HHid line
IOt UHHiu. io corner nud point of beginning,
containing. lur.HuinE ruNroHu land, ~ uCrea
ami d rHIH NOR. az |fHH.
subject 90 r.rHurs i1n ~ faII district court
Irfu. OF tHIr. UHsh
Dated october 0iH. l-l.
ANDREW CAHOpS,
Referee.
The hh0tc H8ic 10 'norfroncI until the ilth
luHii 40 tNu "luu piI.. HuN huUH
ANDREW CNUOQN,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
iu the Probate Couftgiu and Tor salt Lake
County Territory % Utah
In the matter OF the esia!o Of Ham olson.
order 60 slow causo why order OF slIe of rg
estate should p0I be- made.

A tNlA OLSEN. TuE ADMINISTRATIVE
"a ut che estate OF ilHu. % .au.
uvorasui, having n.gd hrg petition
uurCu tuT Nuuled. praying fpr 900
order Uf "Hlr 10 liI ihr roll Csf.tr ~ tHli o..
rcltni i.r ihU UurpO.ra iNtruIu HCt fuItn, it
~ therefore ordered ~ thH judge 200 fuIu count
tHHt a| persons lutvruHtt1 iu tlU N.U|tU ~ rtId
deceased. appear before NE fUid Probate
Court uu IU.fgay mo 4ltt DAY ~ November
l1ff. no DO u'tIUrA lu The forenoon ui H.lI uaE.
ut the court rpuu of said probate tUurt, ut Clio
County Court House. Bon dc cIfy and county 1f
Nhlt Lake, Utau Territory, t1 slow CAusc Why
On order 8Nulld not hc granted 90 tAu slid ud.
mIuIatlirN, 900 10 ] no much OF tie real Caiut0
at tht tuid urUcufcd nt private sale a. shall ho
necessary, gug TINT d co of this order Uo
published roo Iruat four successive weeks ln tho
bIsrI tyENiNu NEWsu uowfu paper printed
and uuI.I.iCI Boz SAID rlty aud county
uAtcd october lglh, ltii.
JACOn %, BLAIR.
Probate judge.
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YOU AlE HEREBY INQUIRED TO
4 appeal boo au H.tou brought against you
uY The above unWCI IIffnuu, Don Che pHifici
Court OF che Third judicial bistuct ut thn
Territory ut Utah. 4ul tl auHNvr me cum.
plant n'U therein WituIH tHu uHVs exclusive
90 tnH DAY of HHrurgI after thU service ON you
% ihis 90 umlHs=Ii served wItnia thiH clulN b
or. N served Que Oi thH county, hut ln Wia
district within WuutU iayHi otherwise within
forty uHyh. ur Judgment uE default vii Do
uktn against 700 acroriine 90 the prayer OF
said compliant
The sbid action DO tr.u.H 60 have Judgment
that fhU bond. of WHtHUuuy between plaintiff
and defendant hr absolutely Dissolved uuuEF
rplIrf sought 5000 iAr ground that uu ur about
January ". ls.l, thy H4iI defendant ngHrrtsd
ANA Abandoned ihu plaintiff, qua cNUf nee hnf
fo continued iu desert Huu abandon no plaza.
GOO without HuY tanI. tni against hcr will.
Wish Hul NrtNt
AudFUu ataUUUcl. 10Uued that II you tan
o. appear suI answer thn Htlf complaint DE-
above required Inr asIu u'Hiuuu will apply Go
AU DHur Tor thv rrle. demanded thoruln.
MlmUs., DU hnu. hlIcu Zane. judge,
AuI lUr zeal oft tUU District Court uf
thU Iurd lHsIHIHI uHuuvI lu aud for
lsrALl che Iyu.uiy 90 unh. this l.th day 1t
october 100 thr yUsl ui our lori
one tlUufHni eight hundred and
uIuviF.ftFHr
HENRY %. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
Iiv Gro, y. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk
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AssesswrNT NOTICE

UrAu AND SALT LARS ,AyAt g1.
prinpIptI plato Of huainCaal aH't Lace .Itg,
Utah
LTOTiCE Us uERkHh GIVEN TNNH
N Hta mtrtiur of tnN trustee. hold uu H.s
Gtl'dty of rtrtunhcr. 1895. un 1..U..urHt 0t
ID UI ncf Hhn'swaa lty0r ON i1a ..HIi1 "nU
OF iho corporation. paynpio 90 on. .I"t.l DO
o. Consultation building. N1It i..U ..iIt 'th.
Uti0fU tUD Iat DAY OF NuvCuUtl, I..
suYfiHcl uU0n when ihiH Ht.. .Hm.Uf INLAY
rrmnin urrstu nn tho 1t tay ui Soy. I..., utI
iH uturuIDrt aud hdvcruH. % iuf Ha.u 30 UunIIt
aU. ton. nuH unlpHH payment j. u..N H.f.fu,
.wIII Go au.d ON tiU t.nd DAY 90 NufU" UH lt z
.pw itll tnray tho delinquent .H.. .mUUI
together win tho cost Of hdlCrU.Iu. .uI rK
UDHHr ut sale.
''' CinEuN A. tIUU-.
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SUMMONS.

la tho uUiuct Count % and Tor Ono Third
judicial District of t'Hu rUu tor,
County OF SALE Lake
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
JULES FERRY DEAD.
The Prominent French Statesman RAISES
Away Suddenly.

Paris. March 11.-.Iules Francois Ca
mile Ferry, the celebrated French states
man. is dead. NJ. Ferry's death was caused
by heart disease. The affection of the
heart, from which he suffered was due 10
the effect of Il bullet striking q RIB near
the base of the heart at the time he was
attacked by Aubertin. i'll 1857. lie was
seized with spasms early IN the morning,
and despite every effort made by the phy-
sicians who We're hastily Summoned. the
commissions continued to grow N violence
until, at o'clock in the evening. ne expired
in a terribly severe spasm.
Ferry's Funeral.
Paris, March 1S-I'be chamber of deputies
voted today the sum Of 10000 francs Tor the
expenses of NJ Ferry's funeral, the only
opponent of the bill being NJ. Leon Armand
Baudry de Asson. deputy from Vctltee, COM
maudci of the pontical order of st. Greg
ory the Great and noted for his extreme
devotion to the church and to the mon
archy. The chamber also decided to adj
iourn over Wednesday, the day of tie
funeral.
The funeral will be celebrated with great
solemnity The entire garrison of Paris
will attend as a military escort and Ere
mier Rbot will deliver the funeral Grafton
as the representative of the government.
NJ. Constants, the former minister of the
interior who is senator from Eaute Ca
rome, is spoken of for the office OF presl-
dent of the senate as successor to NJ.
Ferry.
Jules Ferry says in his will: 81 order
the interment of my body in the st. Die
cemetery. where repose my mother and
sister, with my face turned toward the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
FOREIGN FLASHES

l., The political organs of Germany are urg-
ing the leaders of the parties to waste no
time In preparing an apneal TO the coun+ry
on the army bill.
Mr.. Gladstone is so much better as TO he
able TO conduct ali his correspondence. LORI
Salisbury is confined to his home by a cold
Attorney General Sir Charles Russell and
ex-Attorney General Richard Webster. Brit
ish counsel in the Retiring sea arbitration
will start for Paris on Friday next TO gttond
the court OF arbitration, and expect to be ab.
sent for five weeks.
Franz Smolka, president Of the Austrian
house of deputies, has resigned his office r
~ understood that Deputy Chemuky will be
his successor. ~
a special general assembly Of the Presbyte-
rlan church in ireland, convened i'll Belfast
has passed unanimously resolutions condemn
ing the home rue bill.
Numerous Austrian, Swiss and German
Catholics have pCtitioncd the pope that he
call an international conference to take steps
to abolish gambling at Monte Carlo
The Rome correspondent OF The london
Standard says avs that Mr. Gladstone has agreed
lean On the condition that the yope use his
influence in favor Of the home rule hill.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
THE FREMONT TEMPLE
Burned Down for the Third Time In Its
EiAtOrY.

Boston. March 19.-Fire broke out about
o'clock this morning in fremont temple on
fremont street, opposite the fremont house.
and before noon the entire structure was
Quilted, entailing loss estimated at $3.50, lUU
Fireman Pat Dunn, of engine rs, had leg
broken and another man, name unknown.
is reported to have been seriously injured
The fire ir the temple was discovered by
one of the guests of the fourth hoor OF the
Parker house adjoining
He had first been aroused by the smoke
and, on going to his window, was startled
by seeing flames darling from the window
fqptinIH; shilAg He thought it ole of the oatf
nal boxes on his floor, sent in the first alarm
The hotel guests proceeded to remove them
selves and their effects and no mishaps are
reported. The temple was fiery furnace
twenty minutes after the first alarm,
The loss. on the temple is yariousiy esti-
mated at from 1926, 600 to 5000. while
the Parker house is believed to have been
damaged by water to the extent of $4,000
Besides the Union Temple church. there
were a number of Offices in the building, in
ending the American Baptist Missionary
Mission, Home Mission Society, the bust
ness and editorial departments of The
Waterman and The Baptist Social Union
office of Woman's Voice. loyal women of
America. Under the temple was the store
occupied by Feredhein IL Sons, opticians
and Mrs. s. A. Mcdonnell. gloves. The
store was badly flooded and the stocks much
damaged.
fremont temple, which was orr ginally u
theater, has been one of the most conspic-
uous buildings of Boston in the generation
Since 1868 it has been celebrated all over
the country as the largest Baptist church
in New England, if not in America, and the
headquarters of that denomiua ton. The
purpose of taking it for religious purposes
was stated in the original appeal for pur-
chase money to found church in Boston,
where all persons, whether rich or poor,
without distinction of color or condition
might worship. On December 18th. after
rcmodeling. the house was dedicated, but
on the night of March 81. 1852. the temple
was burned and John Hall, a citizen, was
killed and George Estes. n fireman of
engine No. 7. Charleston, had his back
broken and died shortly afterwards. The
loss was $17S.365, insurance S45,244
A new building OF the old site was COM
pleted. however in December. 1852. at
cost Of $166.0OO On August II. 1879, the
building was destroyed again by fire but was
promptly rebuilt and rGopened on October
a.. 1880 at a cost of more than $500, 900.
The auditorium was one of the largest in
the country, being 122 feet in length. sew
enty-two in width and siXty-six in height.
The seating capacity was Equal to an au.
dience of 1000 people. Beneath this great
hall was Meineran, with q seating
pacity of 1000.
The we'll known strengthening properties Of
iron combined with other t0nicS and most
perfect nervne, found in Carriers Iron
pills which strengthen the nerves and body,
and improve the blood and complexion.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
THE HONDURAS REVOLT.
The Whole of Central America May Yet Be-
come Involved In 1t.

New York, March 15.-The Herald's
Panama cable says that the government
forces of Honduras, under command of
by the revolutionists under Barillas. Gen
eral Bonilla, who is Barillas's rival in the
revolution. defeated small section of the
latter's army.
Present indications are that nearly the
whole of Central America Will be involved
in war before the struggle has ended. Pres
ident Ezeta, of San Salvador has sent
arms and reinforcements from the repub-
lie to General Vasquez, while a strong
force of Nicaraguan troops is held in
General Boniila.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
TIE TRIAL DRAGS,
And Interest in the Panama Canal Scandal
Is khatinr.

Paris, March 15.-There was but a
small attendance today at the trial of
Charles de Lesseps and his fellow defend
ers at the assze court. Public interest ap-
pears to have waned with the close of the
testimony in the case. Counsel resumed
their addresses.
M. LeGasse contended that the govern
ment bad shrunk from pronouncing against
all the offenders concerned in the case.
and he argued vehemently that the scandal
would not cease until the whole truth would
be revealed. NJ. Rousselle spoke in 4
similar tone.
After scathingly denouncing Charles de
Lesseps as a man who had "beseiged with
brides and promises the consciences of the
public, men, the advocate general closed
the poverty, misery and general ruin which
the Panama directors had brought by their
dishonesty to thousands of homes through
out France. The court adjourned.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
SCOTS EMULSION

of CoDLvER OIL, with hypophosphites of lime and soda
gives strength to ward off Inflammation bycoeuts
coughs and colds and the beginning of lung diseases
Where Inflammation has already in SCOTS EMU
soohes and by feeding the blood gives immediate relief
and natural recoverythat u.s. enables the system to
itself Physicians, the world over endorse it.
& BOVINE DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21

blue line of the verges, whence nearo tne
cries of the vanquished
Intended 10 Run for President
London, March 1.-THE Paris f :Oars tnat
emit Daily News says Of ID neFr Of fe
he intended to run for the pFesi ot ~ +oke n
ministerial portfolio whilst there was chahce
for the presidency.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
Pneumonia

instead of La Grippe, is raging this Spring Other forms
of Inflammation also prevalent All permitted by
low state of health. If the system down
by hard Winters work it could withstand throw off
inflammation What is needed is nourishment over-
quickly the down condition of the system,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castora.
Whenshe y.sa GILL L. She ;risl FOR Jtst,ria.
Wbenshe bectme Mss, she clung 60 Castoril.
Whenshe had Children, shs gave them Castoria
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21
usu licked Again.
Cnhiu Does Butler in Ten Rounds.

New York, March 14.-There were about
tertainment given tonight ut the Cicrmon
Avenue rink, brooklyn, between Pat Calill ana
Jim Butter. They fought at a., pounds. Ihs
fight throughout WAS fierce, the tenth ronn'
in particular. being vicious. both men fought
ike demons and were SO weak when ths
round ended that they were staggering like
drunken men Cahi} bad the best OF the
fight and was awarded the decision.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-21

Fitzsmmons and Julian, who we're r nceG
panied by Judge Henri, t Ia tbn club at
oelosk a ap9Ifa AFTER two
satisfactory settlement was reaf tn dvuge
R ta nature hit It is understood that Iitz
simmons was given the major portion ue 1h , se.
big purse in cash and took notes ,o W. tho
cured for the balance, the security 'oiNe W.
clubs extensive property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-07
I,eelaImlne sand Maste-.

II e. probable that the next century
will witness an except tho bleakest.
stormiest parts Of tho Atlantic coast
covered with rras aud vegetation totho
waters edge What can be done in this
direction apparyntn nj tho seaside hotels.
An area covered by barren heaps IT
drifting sand is selected MS tho site NJ
seashoro ro1rt Nothing could DO moro
uupromi.ing than this sand. so FAR as
producing any beauty Of vegetation h.
concerned. yet IN very fcw years grass,
flower plots vines and trees cover the
lryolel 81 sand heaps aud picturesque
grounds shat are thing Of beauty sur.
round the hotel
A. tho country b. more closely settled.
Il viii be- necessary 10 convert sand
wasica into vegetable gardens and wood.
lands France has already shown the
world how this eau be- accomplished.
On tho northwest French coast village
were formerly swglowcl By drifting
sands. driven by fierce winds More
aud morc Of tho country became coy.
cred with these. till It seemed 90 V The
whole cols, Tor several milts inland
would Doc ucco. larily abandoned 10 the
aud dunrs SIX hundred miles Of coast
line w,ro thua rendered barren Thon
tho government took measures 20 stop
the desolaton. P,les Of wooden tim.
bcrs and brush were laid along tho coast
In a line. The sand driftcd into these
and was caught, Ia timc milking a sci
wall aud covering the brush. Then
other timbsrs aud branches were laid
upon the first ones. aud again tho sands
blow over aud among them and mnlo
izcd wall, higher yot Tho um0crs
were laid about 300 feet from the water
edge.
In time line Of mound reaching along
the whole coast was found. II slopsd
toward the sea gently. but moro stoeply
toward the land side Beach grass and
plants that would grow In sand were
sown upon tho slopes. Immediately be
hind tho wall forest trees worc planted.
and In time the vegetation became as
firmly fixed ~ amy IN France. aud the SET.
tiers were no longer swallowed up By
saud. This began IN 1881. The whole
norlhwe5t coast Is now covered with a
tine growth Of valuable forest trees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-07

A now notion Is that yeast bread Ia
not hcaltLful TO put into tho human
stomach. But there Is ono food that
many millions Of human beings use Us
bread the year round. and we hayo no
record chat ono Of them ever had dys.
popHa. That food IS tho banana. With
the millions vino use IL as bread 1t Is
like tho colorcd brothers opouuin-
"good Tor 10 bake and good for 10 fry"
as well as TO eat raw There are two
principal varigtios--the ono TO he eaten
raw, the other cooked. The fruit that
comes 10 usis OF the hndto DO eaten In
is natural state. though when cut In
slices and fried Grip in butter IL makes
q dish most pllatablc.
The banana Is OF tho lily family Of
plants and IN itself contains ali the ele-
mcnts necessary TO sustain life, which Is
more than eau be said Of either wheat or
potatoes Further, the ground that will
grow 30 pounds OF wheat or % pounds
Of potatoes will produce 400 pounds Of
bananas. The dark eyed son Of Italy
who carts this natural bread through the
streets ia therefore fully justified In sing
ing as no royolyes. "Chgapa banana,
oonta pieca."
Finally, Il you want dish this hot
weather that is cminently filing for the
money and palatable us filling, slice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-07

eSpc.tr1 touc Tno ncDS fhunld never bc
cut 10 finish until tried ou Dropping htr
thns ot uflss make it arpear lower than IL
really g. Pulled trimmiufs Of tulle, lace
or ribbon make b. appear higher. Pointed
waists look moro slender, but round ones
sre rather preferred Just now
To have n waist lace or fist'n in the back
the fronts must hc cut .u lining hr,t and
served together nnd carefully nred. after
which The outside o.,u DO put on and sd aid
be- tried ON again untll uo, one wrinkle
shows The back pieces Hrc Gus sous 20
have the outside lnp UNDER ~ the fr0nis
usually do u oytict holes arc worked.
there must b. a piece which lap under at
least two inches VI The same goods, 40 thAt
u the cords stretch 10 zap Is seen, Hooks
and eyes more often fasicn The under side.
aud the laciu., Is more flf style. The bark
must Boz strongly ioncd whom 10 closes In
that Way No style .H 40 pretty Tor even
Ing and none more dinlcult
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