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NOTICE.

NOTICE ts uEuEuY GIVES THAT
- RI meeting Of tho tiegN H.I.IHHi I1r
tUHh. nevada a. tuliiuthil llLMN. Com tuN
WIU Hr held at che company ONCE 90 1906. SO
tHH once Uf NHrshal n NuN'u. SEQ. rHUH
Main street, lu inc city OF sous Ii.H. ,iuiUI|
Ul Titan. ON saturday ih' 100 HI. .' Ilr 1900.
bUr. A. u. lrl. Tor the TufuoH. uI HIIHH Coo
vote of said siuUEh1 dCrs ON U..HH. .HH iu
amend tIc ARTICLES of Iuuurpuri HHH u. Doc H.II
COMPANY Uv Increasing sue NUN 90 .'H q. tore
CONS ffufIrr tHs H1Art uf dIrlUIH.# ..I Iur tho
TRANSACTION uf such further .H..H... .H UHF
{ .wfuIIY como before said mtUNH|
N.v IsH J. y. fIIW fNI
...HUt"F
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10 che Third district Court in and Tor me Third
s4ui..Hl Distinct Nc ttHh 1rfrltoEy,
County uf rHlt tAEo.



Tho People % tbo Territory OF Utah soma
Efo1HrF TO Thomas D. smith, defendant
vow lra hereby r,l Tired o. appsN 10 an no
Won brought EuuHt sou UY the above named
l.Alhhu ln ilr district court df the Third Jus
dlriHl iIstuct OF the Territory u Utah. aud 70
lays lyApIuslHu ut no CAV OF suryi o. aiter
lIr I'D. vice on you g THE aummona-n served
"ltllu lhls .luua pr, q served out OF This
l.iauit will be takca lFaistt you, according 70
lnr payer of sHii comrla NJ
ihu tt.d action o. brought 60 have a decree Of
lls court Dc y.yius Nc uouda of matrlmony
ono shat HhU have n divorce Vurulu frdm
SAID defendant aud that plaintiff DO allowed
o. rrtuWy her MAIDEN name Of Hum H. Hall
hnu that she br awarded tho costs % THIS
tIt with a reasonable attorneys Zee sud
such other aud further relief ~ ~ This
court may H.Dn iust above relief prayed on
luv ground thai ever aincu sept ID. l'pl, io.
common uogr.strea u lie. Although Auuui
uuHN Hhlr a. DO 90 that since Doe D, ltil, de-.
ten itut wIIiuIY deserted aud abandoned
u.hinun that he t0os with him q considerable
.uW ui raluIHr rlfnluss, leaving hnr witl
lI'H iu pay and uu money 90 ult them, itag
IHflus The winter uf isHII ruiuula nj hHu a luug
uuN u.uEtrUuH IIrOtH thereby mourning a
Jorge "a ruHE thlt defendant we informed u
lUr condition Doe rciuscl io send anything Tor
Dor support although able Co 90 10
AuIIu are hereby notified that II you fail
tu UUUuHr aud answer tho sAii cutuuaiut ~
Lhoyr required tho sali ainllh Nil Apply "
The court tor The rel .uf demanded therein,
Witnuss the Hon. Charles s. Zane. Judge and
nc seal of tho littuct Court u tto THIRD
Judicial DISTRICT in aud Tor tho Territory Of
of our Lord one thousand olghi hundred and
isLALI uENUY g. MCMILLAN. clerk.
ly Gao. u. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

I'm the Probate Court boz aud Tor Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah,
In tho Matter Of 10 Eslaic Of Robert Watson,
Drrouhgd
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAI
n James watson Aui Hugh Nnisnu hd
Of tho ruiato ut Robert watson
deceased. have rendered Tor settlement. Ana
ultd IN siid cont the fual account Of ther
Of taii tttaio nni petition Tor
maj distribution Of the residue OF hAld eatilt
among tho prtfOns entluyd thereto, ana thAt
Trcsday, tic o 10 day u ncf1uiuor, a, l.. lNN,
AT 10 O'Clock o., no. ~ tho tuunT Court HOUSE,
salt Lake cry and County. lAh Territory, mas
been duly appointed Us thr Judge ut sAil
Court Tor the settlement Of agid account ana
Hearing sHid petition Tor dhulhuuon, % when
time and place any pcraun interested m sail
rstats may uupHAr ami show cause, " any
there hu, why Huid account Should not Dee set
tloi and approved ana nnal distribution made
a. prayed tUE
a. V. MILOT.
Clor NJ tho Probate Court
Hy }. L. JACK, pO4uN
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dsi5ndauu.
zoe ari To Alfred a Jor56 a.. Ieuo. Mary
,yTg tfrrH. 90 10 laul, a. uclgnr1giu,
Ou s.pHr Nrurguo 4. Olauiuo aud Jane h9c
uIaHiuu. defendants.
yvHu AUI uhHEuY NLuuNru 40
4 appear boo hu a0uuu urulg. HFaW.I you
Dbl tN# NHFr uHmrd WuIruu 100 inr nHtrrl
guaT. .i uH IIud JuHI.Hi District che
Irullv ui ltu, luu Go answer ihg r.m.
~ IUu Hay Hf H.EIcuI after thu service un sou
Ut tIIs summons Il served within iHIH ruuriFt
Or % served GUY ~ ih.. COW Y .ul w tns
tony daysHUf iuduaunt ~ default will uo
& kru asaIuei gUu,agrorulrs 90 uc prayer OF
lhrfa'I arti1u b. brought O. have Judgment
Iu tng#um OF fiI., with IutHrrHi % lI per cent
pof HnuuW, from Jun. o., 1913. Tor 800 hItIr
uel' fec and oustai alleged ioha Que uYuu %
fpndaut- ~ TrrIu. s. tyIIrnfttu. % h.lIHHH,
tnu &C.. IruCanu 90 defendant Iuuga, rtpt ih,
1913. fHrss %. with interest from iaic 90 luuor
wholly Hulgid. cave interest 20 June b, lrl,
and 800. uu UUHUlIal, ana secured ut
mUriEaEl of even dAir uu premise. Ie!ohhlI',
drarrIHti, executed uy shIu ugi'lllnt o. s1Id
IulOs. u1la auu muUgaar having been
duly utflEutd 90 n.|luun, Who De- now iN'
owner HUi holder IrTr... i1 HA.o ihc usual
suHs ihat proceeds of turnsA'o poo ArrNgd lh
payment Of amHuEF dHu ia liolrt tNst dDr
truianu Hui e.. uHf f1NH ..'nt u.l,i tN'm
slHity ID rr.-muUun boz said prom. os. tUAt
p'autIN h#rD DO lwUHt for Huf 0rl..rurj sil
Tor utNrTy.rl tllTf'u .t. arc .rh'rN.u
rods aIlIH of north gIHt corner Hi section q,
InVuHuIu .. fuuh lHusu Q. acct sui lHtu
NrrIHI"H. rUuuUr thence wet 81 IUht ilIH.u
.0u.h no I1l., ..'. ,a NV, ~ .,.
A6a yaaar. H.n.g geuard lh1t ltNou fau
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No1lor IO DIRECTORS.


Estate OF Joseph james deceased.
NIor1UE rs HEaEBY GIVEN nY Titg
~ uudtrairned. Thouas D. jane, HI.
ministraior Of tho estate u Joseph JamoH. N..
rraard h. the credtors N Hnu H.I rUHIra
HAVING elaine ga ust the said deceased. .H
rTbiIr them with the nee satrH f0u.H.r#.
within ten months after nc lrtt .lrHIYu lt
tuIa notice 60 the aad luuNa. D. JAIME. 100
odIse nf U4nfrI Harrington. room BOB luH.t.tI-
non building, salt Lake city, On Che County OF
salt Lake.
''''' THOMAS =. JAMES.
administrator Of the estate 70 IusuIu James,
bkNri iilmSoroy, ATTORNEY inr estate.
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Ia Che Probate Court, 10 and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
To- che Matter u tho Estntc Of Elifabgth
Nyry, Deceased
NOTICE D. HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIII.
- NHW N. EHgFusH, administrator Of tho
rHlaiu ul Elizabeth Very deceased. has rUus
drrr1 fHI syIuvmuut anu ulrd boo SAID Court uls
final account of hIs administration OF SAID
ubiu ami petition for nuHl distribution uf tho
residue oi Hald usiatg among Che persons emit.
lied thereto, aud that saturday thc gth day ~
December, s. - isli, AZ 10 O'Clock o. m, at Tho
Court ru1m Of SAID Court Va tho County Court
House, SAT- Lake CITY aud County, Utah Tor.
riurN, hHH been uul1 appointed hy tho Judge
of SAID Court Tor the settlement OF said no.
count Aud nearing faId petition Tor disirihu.
ton, 90 which time and place any person in'
iuruaici iu said estate may appear and show
uHusv, 10 any there De, WHY suid account should
uo. bH settled and approved and FINAL distriUu.
ton made ~ prayed for.
Dated nov. l.th, 1905.
VI. v. MELOY,
Dlcrk % thg Probate Court
WAppItL q ADAMS,
Attorney tor Estate.
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NOTICE or
SInCkHOLDERal MEETING.

NoTiUE Is utHEHN GIVES THAT
N tho annual meeting ~ tho stockholders
IN inc Mms1nIin Placer Miniur Company, tor
the election Of officers and tho Transaction uf
such other business HH may come ioforn the
meeting vail uo mold Hf room 90 Constitution
huudlng, ran Lake cry, utlh, on Monday,
JESSE ", FoN.JR,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
UrtH brD SALT LAKE CANAL co.
rIucIpai place Of tusiness, salt Lake csc

UrtH bHp SALT GAKE CANAL 90.
Principal place Of husiueas. salt Lake city.
Utah
NOTICE ~ UFHEuY GIVEN THAT
NJ It H meeting Of the trustees hold ON tHu
'i IH. of 'utoWbCr 1893, en- aaayaaront uf
so poo share was levied on the capital Htu..
e.. INt urpuraUnn, payable 20 tho s.DrUtuN It
tIo general uigg oi the compauy. room So.
q t Consultation building, Salt laED tIlY. D. .fHu.
before the ist day OF sotembt l.3
'ur aiock upon which thus assrHHmgrt wl.
rtmaIu UNPAID on tho ist day OF Ntf.. l..'. UI.|
uu .rIiUuurnt and advertised Tor EaIg lt puHHl.
uHUUon. and unlcss payment lt made before,
uIII It sold on The Hnd day Ut NUyrm' Vr. 90 .
PIN. .rai, Co. rHY The delinquent HssCHEWy.I.
together with the cost Of advertising uuI en-
Romeo OF sale.
sut tskc CITY, Oct s. ili.
GIDEON A. DIuUs.
Secretary.
Alta meeting OF the tosri of director. NJ f..
tf.U fuI rHt lakD Canal Co.. IH.I U. '.".. d,
Q. fHr UmU fur dtrlfr.ru t.I #..N. .s.UaA
uUUI delinquent wee extended 'u I.r. .ui.
ltH.. HHu aIfs the time col cole Goo lu. 10. Al
PIN. ESQ. IluEuN a, gibbs.
100. ~
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- thu annual HtuUbNuI1rrs meeting OF ths
Contra. ttah D. aud and Irrigation Company,
tu. tHr election ui uiIgrrs, ami the TRANSACTION
uf UuY Other NuHIuU.H That uHy properly come
before 20, WIl u. hold 40 .iH Offices, rooms iul
aut 100 rrorI..r luiuinF, salt Lake city,
Utah. Ola MytH. 'ay tho liih day OF Decent
lur. b. 5 uu-fr. uIthr frst Monday iu no.
ytmhsr Bs provided lu o. Articles 0f iuuurpOr-
atom. at Ium. fNANh KNOX.
rucrUtary.
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NOTICE

TVHERE WILL ~ A spFCIAL MEET
i iua Of The Echo Land and took Company
.tOrh holders, 90 convene ht the once thv
i'm. pm, important business 60 be- trans
acted. II, 49, CLAWsON, Ju,
sec. & ITuas,
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Dcuuuuon, notice -Gruly Mining and Milling
Company,
Location OF principal place ~ business. salt
Lake city, Utah,
Location u wotls, White Pine County, Nevada
NOTICE. TuEEE ARE DELINQUENT
~ uuuu Ilr following dofurihct stock on
account 10 asHrssmruf levied un tuU litn dHy
Of ~rutymHvr lsH|. tuH several amount oct
opposite 600 nHHrH of che respective share.
NUIHfH. .. IHI.UHH
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Delinquent Asasssmont Notice. South Jordan
Canal Company
once. Rooms aud % Constitution building,
HlIt Lake tty. ltuh
MOL u. IutuE AliE uELINQll 7
~ uu nU following drsUr'HUI stH.. uu ut.
count ut 900 l.-rsamout lowed uu .uu No cay
u. tUIrmUUr D.. ID. tHD fUtcral amounts aUf ou-
90 .ltg thH names OF tbo feiroUuta aHuDhoidtrs
Del folnWs
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County. Territory of tbh,
In tho Matter oft tho Etlt0 uf Clara T.. j.
Young ID ceased.
NTOTIHE g. HEREBY GIVEN TltAr
n Jones nui ~. ~ kt0r, executors
0f itrIHat viii ud iyatWpuf Ut Clara l.. d
1uuur utUpaHuU, haNO rendered Tor tottlumynt.
.UduIudIu aud court their unal account Ot their
HdmIuI-tfIt0u OF HIil tstfG ana petition Tor
ruHI IIHfrluHtIHu OF me rcuuuu Uf suid estate
among Ely pHrauuH ruuuH1 thereto, and that
luuHay. tho 18Th day of burrmirU a. D.. 1870,
.L.Iu'GlUrA .L u. 90 tho tourt Room of said
elarl. boo Che court House, salt Lake tlly
aud County ltih TERRITORY, has bceu
.GuIy Hpuuutyu 10y thr Judge Of said
taurt tdf ono settlements of auId account and
.sprluE go petition ior tiatrihuuuu, No which
dino aud uiaHg Huy puHun interested 90 shid
o. INTO may aUprHr And show cauHc, n any
Inrrn loo, why fbid account should not be Bot
i'oI and approved and nnHl distribution made
nH prayed Tor
Dated November q, 1893
~. v MELOY.
Cler, Of the Probate Court
by -. D. JACK, Deputy,
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DtllNouEur ASSESSMENT

Delinquent ultiec.-srtiUr MuW. .Hi Milling
COMPANY.
Location of principal place of .U|uo.", sails
Lake tiiy. Uul.
Location OF wort e.. Pluto county lilh.
NuuuE THERE AlE plllNHI EST tl.
- uu IHr following urHilI. .. IH.. .u ..a
ruuutUfHsftsHuunt LEVIED uu lnu ....UI. U1U uI
u.iuH.r I.I. fHu several amount. N ..HH.HU
Che ulWU# of Che respective .H....I...r.. as
Fu|IuWH
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g. Do. Hans. A. utUluruutt. Giuseppe
IfrtHub. s. Glauul and Jane Doe uianiuu,
UtfruuHutH.
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LEGAL NOTICE


Ia the Probate Court 300 uui Tor salt Lake
county. Territory of Utah,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


la uH Probate taHr.tin H1i iUr SALE Lake
County yIuIUH 1i Utah
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Tho People Of ho Territory Of Utah send
greeting To samuel r. liaNena, Defend
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LEGAL NOTICE

Ia tho Probate Court. 10 aud FOR salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.
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wApprll a A6i .,nt Al Xuo ' ior ,6s 10.
tate.
The record-union., 1893-01-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Don Ray, a prominent citizen Of Gait,
is in the city.
r. P. Doolan came up from San Fran
cisco last night.
w. D. Grady, the Fresno lawyer and
politician, is in the city.
Railroad Commissioner James w. Rea
is at the Golden Eagle Hotel
DR.. NJ. Schnabel and wife of Newcastle
are at the Golden Eagle Hotel.
r. A. Long Of Willows and L. Fl. NJ.
Clutch of Chico are in the city.
Hon. James a. Johnson is at the Golden
Eagle Hotel, accompanied by Mrs. John
son.
Mrs. A. NJ. Mastin of San Jose came to
the city yesterday to join her husband
here.
II. H. Love left yesterday morning for
Los Angeles, where he will remain until
April.
L. c. Morehouse, President of the State
Board of Equalization, came to the city
last night.
Hon. W. W. Foote, W. B. English and
Garrett McInerny came up from San
Francisco last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gillig are now in
London, They will return in about a
month and will spend some time in the
State.
The engagement Of Z. c. Horst Of New
FORK, well-known hop-buyer, now in
this city, and Miss Daisy Brown. daugh-
ter of the late w. B. c. Brown of this city,
is announced.l
George W. Lorenz and George W.
Jackson and wife left last evening for |, I,os
Angeles, having been called to the bed
side of George LorenZ, father of George
w. Lorenz and Mrs. George w. Jackson.
who mas been stricken with paralysis and
is now lying very low. George Lorenz
is an old and respected citizen of Sacra-
mento.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Ezekiel Wilson, X. 2. Doolan.
NJ. d. Boruck. Z. 7. Mills, A. T. Spots
G. w. Cross, Fred l.. Gadsby, S. NJ,
Ewing, w. C.. Mardock, Jno. p. Bab-
cock, q. w. Boutwell,, A. S. Lipman. w,
A. Davis and wife, Chas. s. Wheeler, q,
p. Heininger, c. E. X. Royce, T. II.
Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas A. Johnson.
Z. A. Phillip, Warren B. English, Gar
ret II. McEneny, w. W. Foote, J. W.
Hall and family. w. II. Clifford, San
Francisco; Henry c. Churchill, Boston;
o. r. Williams, Carson City: John L.
Richards, Jas. w. Rea, S. Ayers, J.
Whitehurst, V. A. Seheller, Hugh Col
Inns, San Jose; w. d. Grady, Fresno; J.
d. Hyde, c. ]. Berry and wife, E.
Jacobs, Visalia; Don Ray, Gait; Z. J.
Dennison, J. 7. Evans, Oakland; J. A.
Cooper, J. NJ. Mannon, Ukiah; l.. G.
Morehouse, w. S. Wood, San Leandro;
J. II. Kirk patrick, Stockton; l.. Ii. NJ,
Clutch, Chico; r. A. Long, Willows; T.
p. Sorenson, New York; II. f. Whitney,
Seattle; D. J. Harris, Chicago; DR.. NJ.
The record-union., 1893-01-31
DEFEATED THE PEARL.
Robert Dobbs OutgeneraIs Him and
Wins the Money,


There was big crowd at Armory Hall
last night to see the glove contest between
Harris Martin, better known as the
BLACK Pearl, 7" and Robert Dobbs.
Both are Eastern colored boxers with
good regulations, particularly the
Pearl" The latter is one Of the most
formldable-looking athletes ever seen in
this city. He has massive muscles, i'm
mense neck ana shoulders and heavy
legs. But he lacks quickness and sci
enee-2nd last night even lacked the abll
lily TO 'slog," as the expression goes.
1hIs was probably due TO the cIeveruess
OF his opponent more than any other cir
cumstance. The Pearl was anxious
enough, but could not get at his shlfty
adversary. Dobbs is taller than the
Pearl, has longer reach and is extremely
clever al landing blows and avoiding
those OF his opponent. lie was much
lighter than the Pearl though.
For several rounds no blows were
struck other than few light lett-hand
taps from Dobbs. The men were very
wary OF each other. In the nth round
Dobbs suddenly turned upon his stocky
opponent and landed his lett and right in
quick succession on the Jaw, repeating
the dose again as the Pearl broke ground.
his dazed the latter and brought him to
his knees. 1t looked as if DobDs had him
on the down grade, but the call oI time
gave him time TO revive.
From this time on the contest was
somewhat monotonous. Two or three
rounds would pass without any work OF
consequence being done. Then Dobbs
would rush III again and deliver several
right-hand jolts, which disconnected
the Pearl. The latter could not
land good blow, try as he
would. The terrible right,' which has
laid many fighter low, was of no avail
whatever, as Dobbs had his eye on it and
kept out OF its way. The Pearl seemed
quite fresh and strong, however, and had
apparently made UP his mind to land
that right hand if it took all nngt.
In the nineteenth round Dobbs
brought the contest to a close rather sud
denly. He landed his right hand on the
Pearls chin, knocking HIM against the
ropes. Quick as flash he let 90 the left.
bringing the Pearl down TO the lower
rope. Another right-hander settled it,
ana the Pearl was beaten.
The contest was a good one. There was
nothing CORY nor brutal about it. The
affair was nicely handled by Manager
Harry Ketcham, and the crowd was a
very orderly one. The contest was for
sou purse.
The record-union., 1893-01-31
SEWAGE FARMS
That of Berlin Has Proven Great
Success.

1naU Oh Berlin mas PfOVen q Great
Success.
Berlin, Germany, is to be congratulated
upon the cheap and efficient way in which
it utilizes its sewage. Where other towns
have failed 1t has succeeded, and that
upon scale at present without parallel.
1t was originally intended to drain the
city in the ordinary way by two main
inJercepting sewers, one on each side Of
the river, with one common pumping
station, and to discharge the sewage. after
some slight treatment into the Spree A
scheme was prepared on these lines, but
it was not accepted, and finally, after
numerous experiments respecting the
best mode of sewage disposal had been
made, sewage irrigation was decided
upon. The authorities have purchased
the whole Of the land required for sewape
farming, at distances OF from six to twelve
miles from the city. The total area of all
the farms is Is, 100 acres, Of which at pres
ent only ll,0l6 acres are under sewarge
treatment; the remainder is being pre-
pared for the same purpose, and the
acreage of the treated land is extended as
circumstances require.
The distribution of the sewage is ac-
complished by means of underground
cast iron pipes. The degree of purifica-
ton attained has been excellent, as on an
average from IS to 9S per cent. Of the or
ganic ammonia contained in the sewage
has been abstracted on the farms. Tie
farms have had no i'll effect upon the
health of the population living on them.
and the prejudice against them, which
was at first very strong, has almost died
out, the demand for sewage by adjacent
farmers and landowners constantly in
creasing. One excellent feature OF the
system deserves mention. The authori-
ties employ d large number Of "misie-
meanants" in the work on he farms.
These are men who have been sentenced
for various minor of1enses to undergo a
period of confinement in the House of
Correction. They are the loafers ofth
Berlin streets. From philanthropic
point of view this course is highly COM
mendable, as it gives the men a chance TO
get back into regular habits, and thus to
redeem their characters. Not the least
remarkable effect of the sewage system
in Berlin is the lowering OF the city death
rate since its adoption.
The record-union., 1893-01-31
THE SALT LAKE VISITORS
A Few Local Features that May Inter
est Them While Here.

a rev Local Features that May Inter-
est Them While Here.
When the Salt Lake City officials ar
rive here next Saturday and inspect our
Water Works they will probably ask for
what purpose that big hole of muddy
water is maintained in the sidewalk close
by the door of the building, and the
Mayor should have some plausible an
swer prepared.
OF course the visitors will be shown
through the City Jail, but it would be
well in the meantime to throw into it a
ton or so of chloride of lime.
When they inquire for what purpose
ihe nIqd on the streets is shoveled up
into piles in the cutters and there allowed
10 remain until all trampled down again
and spread by horses and wagons, citi-
zehs VIII listen eagerly for the reply of
the Street Commissioner, for no Sacra-
mentan has yet bee4l able to learn why it
is done.
Of course the visitors will be struck by
that unique system of sidewalk decora-
ton land obstruction) which permits
poXes, beer kegs, furniture, barrels, ash
pals, and all sorts and sizes of two-bit
signs to be stood up, the latter in
fashion, telling where bean soup and
other and similar delicacies can be had
inside.
But there are so many striking novel
ties that are purely local to be shown the
visitors that they cal all be enumer-
ated here. They are orominent and
selI-assertlng to both ey 4 nostril that
the Salt Lakers cannot miss them.
however.
1t has been suggested that the Mayor
should keep the visitors so interested, if
possible, in discussing the Hawaiian
Islands situation-or in viewing the AS
semblymen at the CapitOl-that some of
our home features may escape their curl
osity.
The record-union., 1893-01-31
RED SNOW IN THE FAR NORTH.
1t Is Found Elsewhere, but Most FIRE.
quentIY in The Arctic Regfons.

1t Is Found Elsewhere, but Most FIRE.
quently in the Arctic Regions.
One of the greatest curiosities of the
Arctic regions and Of mountain districts,
where snow lies on the ground a large
part of the year, is the occasional appear
ance Of red snow. 1t has been found in
all parts OF the earth, but most frequently
in the Arctic Zone and along the slopes
of very high mountains. IL is found in
small patches in Colorado and on the
sides of Mount Shasta, in California, but
in Polar Orth America, and particularly
in Greenland, there are large tracts of it,
sometimes extending for many miles.
On the sides of the Holy Cross Mountain,
in Colorado, the phenomenon is not un-
common, and. according to the Globe
Democrat, the first explorers of that little
known region were Mortified when they
saw it and not believed when they told
OF what they had seen. The color varies
from an intensely bright carmine to a
faint pink, producing an effect singular
beyond description, and is caused by the
presence OF red animalcule in such num-
bers as to effect the color. There is moth
ing in the appearance of the snow, viewed
by the naked eye, to indicate coloring
matter, Il powerful microscope being
necessary to determine the cause, and
when melted the snow becomes a beauti-
ful red water. The animalcula have
never been satisfactorily determined, nor
is anything known OF the causes which
determine their appearance in one dis
trict preferably to others.