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quarters Tor tho practical work of the
womnn'a course are very ample and
rpomy, nnd are az onCs % be- finely
EQUIPPED. The new chemical lnbofa.
tory IS unusually well 0raauz.d. The
.'W hHis Tor work in if.u aud wo.d
atu u.W 90 nee, snI ia plytlcal liuur.
ntoty rclQy iIr OcCupaf Cy,
An equipment fOr nn new and
ample gym HsIum has blcu .urchasoI
auI daily tEufCiBCs Hts taken ny tue
young women under tne charge oil 70
tc4rttr physicll culture. rub Vx.
trcltc occurs while the yUuug men Ary
Ut urll.
There IL ono department that would
invite Iocinl attention 10, beo,usc b BE-
believed 10 VIII be- ~ very great
economic interest nnd value 90 the poo.
pie VI Utah. 1 speak %; the dairy
department. occupies a space OF 81
by 800 isuL In which The young mrn
anu young women will utru to make
the huust quality fbuttcr uuu chU,se,
learn BE- noe alone hy classroom Theory,
uut 10y actual practice, with y very
compete qIiumeut iuruCIu ul making
90 tho INJECT grades 0t Iaify products.
1 nlluuo 10 thisu.pt because Utau
buys very heavy ratio Of the
btst grades Vt butter and chtosu
from eastern piulUs. No policy
could De more unfortunate f.r
our iarmera, because those arc
the tlutst products %. the farm, anu,
therefore, In their ueYt form, Uuug the
hipnrst price Tor given amount OF
ciiur. We hope 90 sUnu FROM ihis dt.
puftmuni Into every sect on OF Utsh
young men AMI young women who
will uu Hhillud la the at OF butter aud
cheese making, aud hUIe that tho
Stimuli ul lhvlr kuuwlsd viii re.utt
Ia converting Cur extremely cheap raw
hay lrO.Lc. INTO the iiugtt anu highest
priced product VI The ipfm, thus ro.
tsininB Uur m uvy 90 homo ans giving
Co our uIriCulturisiH yt.it iu pf1uuC.
ton In this direction superior 90 that
which they % " receive rom the raw
product ~ now uiaposrd Of.
without pacing luio further detail.
| viii hay that in its iaculty iu its
huildlngs, So itH laboratories aud their
equipment, the character aud number
Oi It's students, the Agricultural Col.
ltge Oi Utah H. IN most hopeful aud
euC0utu ding condition OF Prosperity.
4 viii take this occasion 20 state thai
members Of the faculty Of the agticui-
tural department are prepared tn hold
iafncr.' institute meet uEs NJ aCCc,ni.
bic points upon the call Of n CUmmu.
nifty that will furnish halls ana au-
uIOuCr.
CGLDREN IL UTAH COusgY.
County Superintendent OF Schools
ID. II. ChristrIseu reports thY school
population u Utah county 10 Dc NJ FOL.
lowe;
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NoIIof oF sALr uNneR rRusr prEp

NkruEREAs, uN Tur gm DAY 40
w April l.9 Emml Mous, in her own
parties nf the nrsi plrt. made. executed aud
delivered 90 John W. u0uUyIl 600, party ~ Che
second pare anl trustee 'luIf certain tfust
decd H.i thereby conveyed tu iuu said John
~ u1nucIlbu sac following described prem.
uiauuits at tho southwest corner Of lot ons
90. bio twenty uIuo 800. plat &c, 'saIt Lake
cay survey. aud ruuniug iHunro east ngc t,l
rods. thtu.y north Com & ..I rode thence wrHt
Owe D RODS, in 'n., sauh iou llV rods. o. tnc
county Of .bIl lltr Territory u Uuh. which
Huii truHt decd wac GuIy nckunw edged and
cotunod aud recorded in NO oniro Of tue
county recorder n s1lt LAKE county, u book
lu' % mnrie1grsipafoa lni Co lt1t
Whereas, SAD conveyance was made iu trust
60 secure one payment 90 :. ". Mon Soon, "a.
hunt, dom. uu.i. oas as MORRISON. Merrill
Co., parties of tlc ih.ri part OF the tum uf
nftryu huutr.l dolgri tl.'uIl, TO- murlhau.
plrt from tho parties of he third part. Ind
upon which laid pur.ulfu credit uf tHrUu
months 90 thC amount ~ fifteen hundred dol.
whereas ou ihe UsliH aud ninth days OF
MHv.l. .us uaftcH Uf %. nrst pHrt purchased
uin1'f An. other .WuN.u. mater aIa itpm tgg
Teen hlnirgl du'iafa, aud have rud no uar u
90. same, aud
waaroisinoyaguoltot thg came matarcd
whorrls fHII turt decd 70 suH.gttu uI.0f
remembrance ut 500. uul ilu UHrtfri % Quo
nut rHf. r0yrnHu.Ui lrrrn Oh promptly p1y
ur,uuU. uut have allowed aAuu 81 become de-
hggaasslnL, nc ...i,,g., s...,..-,,,.,..l,,.,
OBJ uld Int uHr.l UI l.r uI1i UHu NIi lu pay
iHo Interest on sHI Urur mguulfHurU omit
should laN 90 UuT fHr %. lumber Huu UulINUE
m.i'L!, la .l.. ~ 'l. .lL'lg. nl ~ iliid
then tUyHUII Ilu 100 .HHuIu proceed O.. Hr.l HHII
property at public tUUlu". 80 thu hiFlyHt uIi.
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AssEsssMENI hnTIcE-


w WFINETN MINNIE TWTHWHWf.
NOTICE o. UiEIuA DuIN THAT
~ OIL % mrUtuE u. f.H HH1FI OF drotfuIt ui
the buHIY NIuiu. company UHIuou tHr tIh
dH1 of september, lN'| Hu aHH"U.up.f uf o.
teen 900 Crutf pUr aulfU woe lowed Uuuu enc
capita siu.h ut tly CORPORATION, payable 1000
mediatoiy 90 John Vs.. DsmpHaI sUar.tau ne
enc cnmpHnI once Doc che Hooper handling,
salt tuac NI 81, tuh.
any ft0rE uuuu Which HHtI H.HrHamtHt shall
remain UNPAID 900 iTdI". U.tIIrI OIL. I.I|.
uhlIl become delinquent lHd Hr .llUItIHHd Tor
sllo, aud uulDas payment o. made before will
tr cold No pHnNH Suction Un MUIuyH fHF.
November sil, lstt 90 D. u'T'o b m. nt fhu office
ul to secretary iu V1N thU sUiuuuvut usHrsH.
mcHt, tngrih with Che HuHt ut adyUuIs ug
unH expense uf HHIu
Uy order " Che lIHarI uf UiftrflrH
joins 49,. AWpUItI
Aa"HIuL "UHfUlHfH.
SAT- L,Kr Cur. titan. september h. Isdl
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Charles j Green. Decreased
NuTCE o. uEEEUY GlNrN nv THE
~ urdofHirucd, AdMluIatratrIg OF Che Istgtc
ot CHARLES j. Green, dUUya.DI, tu thH rTrdI
tnrH %, and alI uruuus haNUH claims aHaluat
ihr HHid dCerIHcii O. rAniHlE them HlIH thr
necessary vouchers. within Four months after
ihc i.rst publication lt tHiH notice, leo tho said
Aumiui HtTau.A 90 lugyrilu Precinct tn TIE
County ~ Huit lHtr. ttHh Territory
Dated August ltth i1E
Mhll Ann & S bIr mark DhEFN,
Admin 'HlratrN OF THO uH,atr OF charles y,
Gro. %. uUrUUHUl.
WaddtIi q Adams. Attorney fur estate
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Eslato OF William uoard,hail. deceased
NOIiCE D. HEREBY GIVEN uY TuL
~ uudcfsIFntl. oaUeitnfs Uf Coo last will
1nd tratWput of MlIIIu NHArlahH'L
deceased, tn thr creditors uf. ard Hl Vttfuus
having ylliuH HFitua tur SAD Httrnfud. 90
exhibit WrW with thr uUrruHarY vouchers.
uiinln tcn months after thH ursl pub ititIuu Of
iHu notice To- thr HHtu tNHHutora ut tnr law
un.r. 81 aaa. "a NOBLE u1lwa 500 co. HuI Coo.
tututiun huuiinE. salt Istc cas-. iu thu county
Of salt iatu. utab Territory.
Dated August li. rII.
WILLIAM It ilAtsU.
JANIS OUCH WuliTti. and
rLIkN q. JOHNSTON.
f1ocui0r of DE laft vii and Testament ~
NiIll1m iIrar1fhall. doetuard.
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NOTICE

V'HEUI WILL HI 8 MEETING uF
4 mo mumHus uf luu Latter lHv ante
college Association hold ut luH company.
urIrr, ~ a. south ItWU'c street. HHlt lake
tIIy, ltHu, Ou huutHN, October -ru. IHH. ut
pIua tor thr purp of yirUNu. fIasU.s aHd
other umcOr iur Toe company tuh.rNt during
W. o. uUuaAII,
Secretary,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the matter OF the estate Of barbara Ilof.
hiugHi deceased

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N Thomas ~ Lowe, auWIuntrlior Of tlD
estate OF barbara lloihues, deceased. hna
rendered Tur settlement, aud nlud IA said
4 curt, hIH luHl account OF hiH hdmnirtratnf
OF saiu estate ami petition tOf luaI Distribution
OF tHr residue OF said estate among thc porI1us
entitled thereto, ana that Friday. tha 'Jth dan
ut urluurr 3 70, l,Hh al Do 90 eluth % m., At the
House, salt Lake city aud ou.uty, ttah Ipr.
rItuy, haH been lulN lppUlutud By the judge
OF said court. for the HttIUWuut OF said Hc.
count uud hearing Hbd petition f0r dlHtrlLu.
ton, &C which limo ard place any Person
Interested iu slld cttItl m fN appear and show
Cuufr, % ans thurC nD,Wuf Hal1 account sloufd
NOT us settled and approved aud lual dislriIu-
ton maize Hs prayed for.
uatol 7cptumltr ali l'ls
q. v MELOY,
Clors OF the Probate CONT
By J. o. JACK, Deputy
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Ia the matter OF the r,iato OF john uoagJuud.
Deceased,
Notice ~ tlme and place Cor Che hearing OF
uculpu Tor admission 20 probate ui will
DuHsuANr TO an ORDER or SAID
i court in aHId matter. uuUre o. hereby
gwen that llIrauts, iuc Aih day OF october.
q. ID, lsHi, 90 10 O'Clock u.Iu., Hl iur County
Court House iu 7lIt ilAu tlty, Otlh rsrutlry.
ia ihu cuur, room ut said court hli been un.
pointed tuC uHu aud place Tor tic
hearing Of o petition Of Adyua ~. tIuaElauu
praying Tor no n1mHaiHu O. IrO.
bate OF certain document herewith pro-
trutudi puruurtug 90 boz tho Last Will aud
lcatAmoul ~ John llolFaud 1ccOutu Ell. when
ami rhpru 700 persons intorcs ed may appear
and oppose lllC probate NJ said Will or she
granting nl icltrra g. hmVutury o. AdullA
81, linuglAud ns prayed tor To- said petition.
lu Witncsl whereof have hCTUunto cot my
hlnl unl AmN'i the seal Of sald courL thiH
2lH. day OF September, 4 D. / 49,
ltLAtl n y MELOI.
tlerk of the Probate Court
by i, o. JACK. deputy riefl.
Charles q, lcnrspn, Attorney Tor Petitioner.
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IERAL NnIloE
In the Probate Court boo ana Tor Salt Lake
County iuruiory OF tmh
In the matter OF thc ofti of owen Roberts.
decreased.

NN'lNNiAH
NTOTIUE !, IEHluN GIVEN THAT
N surlu Roberts, uaorutrlG OF the lHst win
and tuatamuut uf owen Nolurtl, duto4sgt Ia .a
rendered Cor settlement, lud nleI in r.id
courL hor i.na' nerount NJ hor aimniftrauon
OF said cttatt and putiupu Tor nnHl distrilution
uf Che rHsidue of sall cstlto among tlg pnfspur
entitled thereto aud that tfidgY the iih dTv
of urfuHur, AID lsJj, 90 20 o'clock q M. a tle
court room Of .nid court 200 Tho County CONF
House, salt lnku city and COUNTY, utah T0r.
rlnrY. hlH been du'y Hppl utud hy tho Judge
ut fHId court Tor The HutiIouuui III aatd IN
count and hearing said petition Tor uislubu.
ton 90 which emo ana place any prrson
Interested ln sHldUstato may appear ana shovg
cause 70 any there ue,why sand hrruuut sb0uld
NOT ur fctt OF anu approved and nual distrilu,
lion made Hs prayed iur
Dated september 20. 1895
~. v. MELOY.
,..,.... Ger. Of the Probate Court.
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AT pEOPL .-,..s % b -'.-' s. ,,.r q,
paI' AdIrs iryy. tsirIua Co. lsila, Nslz
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SUMMONS.

In the District Count 100 and Tor the Third
judicial uUfHUr uf Yah Itrrtofy.
Count. Hf safe Lake
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John y. NrhoHcr. John W. iiaslam iamos
tHrgh. Mary O.. Raleigh ard sarah d.
Campbell, plaintiffs,
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'lHia ~ Robbins. james paws John r1tt.
Naury Davis, Ruben Uayls,ICOrsN b. Morris,
hUurlo n Morris ira minor jaime. 10 NurfiH
minor, lrank Eugene Mlrrt l minor, aad
orun II. Morris, a minor nc.ynIAuta
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Notlro Of ume and place Cor tho hearing Of
ueluDu iur admission DO probate ut will.
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wAguNG1oN SCHOOL.

The NEws representative paid a
brief visit TO tho Lgtivr-day Saint,
college on First North street GA Fu.
day, nuu listened 10 reolthuuns IN Ger.
mar, English literature ami Alguua,
conducted by Professor HAY, Prince.
pal Done and Professor Neia9p,
Icspoctiveiy. While the wilt was
very brief, an impression wus
gwen OF earnest anu thorough
preparation on The part Of the teacher
and It's iueyiiab lcsuit upon the stu.
dent. This institution Is fully anu
satisfactorily fulfilling its mission.
KiNDERGARlEN SCHOOLS.
Tho Eighteenth ward kindergarten
school opened Sept. IS, with an enroll
mont OF sixteen. Miss Emeline Wells,
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The herald., 1893-07-21
LAWN TENNIS.

The Association Tournament Next
Month.
At meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Southern California Lawn
Tennis association held at Santa Monica
yesterday afternoon, at which all OF the
members save Mr.. A. HI. Halsted, who
is in the east, were present, it was de-
cided 20 begin the annual midsummer
tournament on Monday, August 2lst, on
the Casino lawn tennis courts OF that
place.
A tournament committee was ap-
pointed by the chair, consisting of the
following gentlemen: ID. d. Acker, F.
G. Ryan, +. Tufts, w. e. Lester and the
president and secretary ex-officio.
1t was decided that the ball should be
given on the evening of Thursday, Au-
gust Oath, and the following committee
was appointed to take charge OF it: +.
q. Ryan, Roy Jones, NJ. S. Severance,
G. L. Waring, w. 7. Gilmore, Mr.. Works
OF San Diego and Judge George r. Otis.
It was decided that the following
events should be played:
All comers's singles, for which there
is challenge cup now held by X. Pey-
ton Carter.
Ladies' singles, open.
Gentlemen's singles, association. for
which there ID q challenge cup now held
by w. M. Alexander.
Gsntlsmen's singles, association hand
leap.
Ali comers' doubles, for which there
are challenge cups now held by Mesars.
M. A. aud Z. N. Chase.
Association doubles.
Mixed doubles, association.
Ladies' doubles, association.
All further details will be arranged by
the different committees.
The meeting was very enthusiastic,
and never was the outlook for most
successful tournament more favorable.
The herald., 1893-07-21
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The herald., 1893-07-21
An Ordinance to Suspend the State
Game Law So Far as 1t Relates to
Male Deer, Elk, Antelope, Mountain
Sheen or Buck.

vTNHE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
4 county of Los Angeles do ordain as fol-
lows:
SECTION l. That every person who. in the
county OF Los Angeles, state of California, shall,
within the two years next Except from the hf-
teenlh day OF July to the first day of September
in each year,, hunt, pursue take, kill or sstrov
any male deer, elk, antelope, mountain sheep
or buck shall be guilty OF a misdemesnor.
SEC 2. Any person found guilty of viola
tion of any oil the provisions of this ordinance
shall be ned in su not less than fifty dollars
or be imprison in the county Jail of the coun-
ty not less than fifty days, or bs punished by
both such fire and i'm mprisonment,
SEC his ordinance shall be In force and
take effect from and after the twenty-ninth day
of July, 1913, and STALL be published. together
with the names of the mem oers of the board Of
supervisors voting for and against the same, for
the period OF one week, in the HERALD, a news
paper printed and published In the county of
Los Angeles.
lsEAL] IL. A. FORRE5TER,
Chairman pro tenn. OF the Board OF supervisors
of Los Angeles County, California.
Attest. 4. H. WARD,
County Clerk and ex Officio Clerk Of the Board
of Super yisors of Los Angeles County, Cali
fornia. "
By w. q. WHIT EMORE,
Deputy.
The herald., 1893-07-21
City Assessment Rolls.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ city assessment rolls of the city OF Los An
geles for the fiscal year 18S3-94 have been
co IN pleted by the city assessor and delivered to
the city clerk of ssld city, and that the council
of said city will meet as board OF equaliza-
tion to examine the assessment rolls and equal
ize the assessment of property, at the council
chamber, on Monday, the 18th day of July,
1898, and will continue in session from day to
day until the business of equalization is dis
posed Of but not later than the 18th day of
August, 1893. and that in the meantime The
"a asse .sment books will remain in the Office
q the city clerk for the inspection of oil per-
sons interested.
@. A. LUCKENBACH
IA AIT City clerk
The herald., 1893-07-21
Notice of Guardians Sale Of Real
Estate.

NOTICE IS HRREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN pursuance OF an order OF the Superior
Court of the county of Los Angeles, State OF
California, made on the 14th day OF october,
1892, and corrected July /, 1893, nunc pro tunc,
in the matter of the estates OF and guardianship
of Albert A. Benton, josiah II. Benton, Mabel
H. Benton, Harriet D. Benton, Edwin N. Ben
ton Flora J. Benton and Hurlbert ]. Benton.
the undersigned, the guardian OF the persons
and estates OF said minors, will sell at private
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash In gold coin
of the Omitted States, and subject to confrma-
ton by said Superior Court, on or after Friday:
the 4th day of August, 1898, at the office OF
Barclay d Wilson, attorneys at law, 1891
North spring street, In the city and county OF
Los Angeles State of California, where bids
will be received, all the right title and interest
that the said minors have in and to all that
certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in the county Of Los Angeles, State
of California, and described a. follows, towit:
An undivided one-half I'd interest in lot
t5) in block of the town OF Garvanza, Los
ANGELES county, according to the map recorded
in book Q, pages 45 aud 46, of miscellaneous
rec ,rds of said county.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash gold coin
of the United States; ten per cent Of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the acceptance of
offer or bid, the balance on confirmation OF sale
by said superior court Deed at expense of
purchaser.
July 18, 1893.
FRANCES NJ. BENTON,
Guardian OF the persons and estates OF said
minors. 7-19 15t
The herald., 1893-07-21
Notice Inviting Street Work Pro-
pOsalS.

DURSUANT TO STATU rES AND TO ORDl.
l. nance NO. 1751, of the council OF the city OF
Los Angeles, adoptsd July 3D., 1913, direcung
this notice, the undersigned invites ana Will
receive at his of1ica in the city hail, up 10 ~
O'Clock o. p1.sof Moniay July "a, 1898, sealea
propo. ais or tids, for the following street work
to be done according 10 the specifications NO
for graveled streets and No IL for cement
curbs and sidewalks in the city of Los Angeles
posted and on file, therefor adopted, or htrein
meutionf d. to-wit:
Frst-That said
woLFSEILL AVENUE.
in said city, from the southery curb line OF Sec,
ond street to the portherly cum line OF Tnlru
street. including all intersections OF streets
(excepting such portions OF said street ana IN
teisections as are required by law 10 De KEPT IN
order or repair by any person or com pany nav
ing railroad tracks thereon, and also excepting
such portions as have already been graded
grayeled and acceptodl, be graded and gray
eled in accordanca with the plans ana pronls
on file in the office of The city engineer ana
specifications on file in the office OF the city
clerk of the city of Los Angeles for making
graveled strests, said specifications being num-
bered fve
second-That a cement curb be constructed
along each line OF the roadway OF snid w olfskill
avenue, from the southerly curb line OF second
street to the northerly curb line of Third street
excepting along such portions OF the line
of said roadway upon which cement or
granite curb has alrea1y b .en constructed ana
accepted), in accordance with specifications in
the Office OF the city clerk OF said city for
constructing cement curbs, said specifications
Delng mum DereQ LWelFe.
Third-That a cement sidewalk six feet in
width be constructed along each side OF said
Wolfskill avenue from the southerly curb line
of Second street to the northerly curb line OF
Third street excepting such portions of said
street between said poi nts along which s cement
or asphalt sidewalk has been constructed and
accepted) said sidewalk to be constructed in
accordance with specifications on file In tho
office of the city clerk, said specifications being
mum bereo twelve.
Bidders must file with each proposal or bid a
check paya ole to the order OF the mayor of this
city, certified by a responsible bank, for an
amount which shall not be less than 10 per
cent OF the aggregate of the proposal or bond
for the said amount and SO payable, signed by
the bidder anl hv Two sureties, who shall
justify, before al i.icer competent to admin
lister an OATH in double the said amount, and
over and above AL statutory exemptions.
In bidding use blanks which will be furnished
by the city clerk upon application.
Los Angeles, Cal, July 18th, 1898.
G. A. LUCKENBACH,
City Clerk and ex-officio Clerk of the Council
of the City OF Los Angeles. 7-2O 2t
The herald., 1893-07-21
Notice to Stockholders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN stockholders of the silver Valley Land and
of Los Angeles, state OF California, that on
Tuesday, the first day Of August, 1893. at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. M, meeting OF the
the office of the company, vt room Is, 12OI<
South Spring street, in the city of Los Angeles,
state of California, for the following purpose,
to-wit:
First-Repealiug or amending bylaws or
adopting additional bylaws OF said company,
second-Authorising disposition OF stock
purchased by said company at delinquent
assessmen sale.
And for the transaction of such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
Two-thirds of the subscribed stock is neces-
sary to be re presented at said meeting.
BY order of the board OF directors
Los Angeles. CAL, July 13, 1893.
7-16 l4t T. HATrON, President.