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MASSES tALLlNo fRoM "a sKY.


Something About nictrors mud Of what
rhcy Are Composed.
An addition 10 our present knowl.
edge Of mcieorites has been presented
by Mir. j. r. Eastman, who furnishes
n list If iron Gerolites, together with
a table Of their weights and remarks
~ TO the relative occurrences Of iron
and stony mctooritcs. According TO
this gentleman the ratio of weight Of
the former to. the latter is as / 10
1e.23, and the aggregate weight Of
aerolitic iron which has been observed
and discovered up to date on the
American continent IL about 1873 tons.
"If the above ratio be true in all
cases. - he says, there should have
been u fall Of about $50 tons of
hthic metco,itcs or in all over 2.01l
tons of aerolitic matter prccipitated
upon the earth
Mr.. Eastman offers the following
theory TO account for the apparent
excess of iron over stony mctcoritcs;
"When stony meteoritc falls to the
earth il breaks into many fragments,
and the Iuptured surfaces indicate
the nature of the catastrophe No
case Is on record where an iron aero.
lite showed any indication Of having
been twisted, broken or torn from
another mass of the same material.
"The true type of meteoiite which
reaches the earth from outer space is
probably similar TO that which fell
IN Iowa county, Ia, on Feb. ~, 1875.
This celestial visitor is composed
almost wholly Of lithic matter. but
scattered through the mass are small
grains OF nickclifcrous iron. This
iron may exist in the stony matiiX in
all forms and sizes, from the micro
SCOPE nodule 10 the mass weighing
several tons. When the lithic mass
comes in contact with the carth's ~.
mosphcrc the impact breaks up the
matIiS, sets free the iron bodies, and
they reach the earth in the same con.
dition, so far rs mass and figure are
concerned, us they exist in the origi.
nal formation.
In such cases It is probable that
the stony portion of the original body
IS rent into such small fragments 10y
the explosion that these would not
reach the earth in any appreciable
size The larger the masses of iron
the more complete would he the de
struction of the original body, and
the larger lithic meteorites would be
those containing the smaller granules
Of iron. Iron.
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court In and Tor tho Third
Judicial Disturt Of Utah Territory,
County OF salt Lake.



The People OF the Territory o., Utah send
greeting
JOINS MinklrT,
YOU AUE HEREBY REQUIRED To Ar.
4 pear IN an nrton brought agnnst you by
tue above named plaintiff In the district Court
Of The Third judicial District Of tue Tcfutorv
~ UtHh amt TO answer thrcompiAint nied there.
Ia within ten days tcXclusiyc vi tho day ~ scr
Ncyl ficr The service on yuu % this summons
IL forted Within this county. or d. served
out of biz county. hut ~ tho dstrici. within
twenty days, otherwise within forty daya.-or
Judgment 10y duigul wfil be taken against you,
according 10 the prayer oi sad complaint
The SAID action IL brought To have "A decree of
exiting between piainitH and defendant, aud
awarding TO plaintiff the custody Of the minor
children, tsaun Of sad marriage. requiring
deienhhnt 10 ply into court reasonable sun
attorneys Zee. aud 20 pay 10 plaintiff thp sum
Of ~ per month o. hlimdny, during peudenry
81 ihr action. and making Auen nluiony per.
mancnl granting plaintiff other relief prayed
on lhc following grounds, to.witi That since
SAID marriage defendant has treated plniutn
in d cfunl ami inhnmnn manner, 10 TIL
cAient Of cnuing her great bodily injury and
mental distress, that defendant has been
guilty Of hHbiual drunkcnnsss Tor more Than
nine years last past, amt that Tor more than
nine years lhAt pact the defendant has vtlfully
neglected 70 provide Tor plainuh the commoa
n.ccs shries ct nc
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
TO appear ma answtr the said compliant ~
above required tho sad pl intn viii apply to
the court for tie relief demanded therein
Witness. tho Hon. ChHflea y. Iau,, Judge.
and tue soal NJ the District Court " tho Z hird
judicial District, IN and Tor the rcrrtOfy Of
Itnh, this alft dhy NJ December. M th' year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
HENRY G.. MCMILLAN, CLERK.
ny bEohDL u. LOCUS, Deputy Clrrk.
JohN VI tANsoN, Attorney Tor plaintiff
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WHY TIE DESERET NEWS SHOULD
Be SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
ENCE TO ANY OTHER PAPER.

LII 4. the organ OF the Church n,
Jesus Christ OF Iattor.tay Saints. apd
tho authorized medium through which
the views, wishes and instruction, Of the
Church Autborltio. ato exprsssoa and
given to tho Saints.
81, NAV always In ..l,od ,ron
advocating or d.,endipy tho ,I,h, "a -,
eyorv question proper for pubIlc Ionrn.I.
in ,,o., u,on
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These geese in stays and starch
C'socicty' people, are ignorant Of
the true philosophy of good manners,
which may be compressed into sin
Clio sentence. The secret of good
manners is an entire lack of self
consciousness. If all mon wero born
with Il proper perception of justice
bad manners could not exist. II may
be somewhat vague, but the almost
universal conception Of justice is that
IL Is the interest of the stronger, as
Plato'ssophist has 1t, and a moments
review OF our codes of manners will
convince one that this idea is NJ the
bottom OF all All manners are bad
which are built uponN subshucture
of injustice either inflicted or suf-
fcred.
These best people'-paupers in
every essential Of noble manhood
have elaborated n religion of which
an immense cipher is the symbol.
Their range OF ideas is 50 limited
as TO merely correspond with their
physical needs and indulgcnces, and
they have invented with wisdom
not common among geese and cocka.
toosl u code of manners which con.
demns all naturalncss, individuality
and thought us the brand of the par.
ish. England Magazine.
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mARsHAl's SAFE


puQsuANr TO An onDtR OF SALE TO
a inp direotod by thu Third Judicial District
court % tho TERRITORY " Utah, shall expose
~ public sale, NJ the front door ~ the county
court house In the ciiy Of salt fAse, county
% SAT- l.ato and ciritnry u Utah, on the .gth
d1y OF February, isi3. NJ d O'Clock M, all the
ufht, title. dlaim and intCrctt Of Geo y. Price
hnd Emly .. lficc o. m. and ~ the roiioNinE
u'srriuvd real rttatc, situate, lyng, md being
N mo city AMI cuunty VI AT Lake, Territory,
OF uhh,Anf described ns fnllows,t wit Com.
mcncinR alta point two hundred and eighty
lhrou t2all Icut cast Of O. e suuthwest corner "
lot three t3) block eighty one tsl plat "a" salt
LAKE. CiN survey anu runninE thence east
iorly seven 40 feet, thence north seventy,
atven and one fourth % D feet, thence west
torty seven 90 feet; thence south seventy.
seven and ono'torth way (iIiD 20 the
place OF beginning with right OF way
To the said premises through a street
or lane twelve tl2l feet wide, described
a. follows ommencl nj point seventy.
lyo and oncdourih rihtl feet north Of
ne .9nihweat corner Of said OF three C3) rum.
ms thence noIih WE'VE lg itei.' thence east
w MY i2V rud theme south twelve tillfeeI,
thence west Menty 1907 toda TO the place Of bo'
ginning.
10 be sold A. the property Of Geo. .. Price
and iui g. Price Of the suit Of the Burton
U.rdncr company. corporation.
Terms OF sale, cash
T. 4. DENTON.
q. =. Matshai.
~ JonN a. CuMuouK, Deputy Marshal
Dated January 2sth, 1 .Nl.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

xlyHEREAs, on THE T. NTu DAY or
w February, 100, hoheft Gardner aud
Margaret Gardiner nm wife did make and do.
iher TO the undersigncd rs trustee certain
trust deed Of the real estate hereinafter de.
trfibod, for tie purpose Of securing to Edwhrd
u, swan the payment " certain prumitsory
notes Of even date III, rowlth made aud drlv
cred To said EDWARD u swan by said robert
Gardner ard Margaret Gardiner, one Tot the
sum OF $4,000 que one year after date to he
order OF salt Edward ID. swan, with Interest
IRON maturity a. ono yer cent per month
unul Eald' aud four for the, sum
Of FLO each PAYABLE in three.
wiih interest NJ ! por cent per month from
maturity, which sai0 deed OF trust N recorded
~ book ~ ~ q mortgages on pages 0j5, SAT-
Lake County, UtAh, records,
Aud, whereas, II ~ M said deed OF trust eN,
prrssiy stipulated that upon failure by said
Robert Gardiner aud Margaret Gardiner, to
either of Them u pulRlcd promptly as he same
should at the request of thu legal
the said real estate at public auction
10 the highest bidder first giving twenty days
notice OF such sale by advertisement In some
and published in salt Lake Uity. and from Ills
proeoeis OF such sale pay tho expenses OF said
irust including attorneys ices aud compensa.
ton Tor said trustee, ami the amount due upon
default has been made In the payment OF said
no e., both principal and 4 tcrest, and the legal
no DER OF thlH hptc- mas requested me To pro.
coed 10 sell said real estate as In said deed Of
trust supula cd,
Now. therefore, the undersigned hereby
gives notice that on turday, the 18th day 0f
February, 1873, u O'Clock noon 81 said tlny,
ut the front door OF tho County Court House ~
SAT- Lake County, uhh Territory, he will
under and by virtue OF the power gwen him
under said trust deed, ~ such trustee. sell at
public auction to tho highest bidd r, for ali
cas-. the property hereafter described, or 80
much thereof "a may ne necessary TO nay said
notes, WI Interest," costs and attorneys fees.
Tho real estate In sAid trust deed cOnycye
aud to be so sold, n defcrlbed' beginning nj
tho southwest corner OF tho southwest quarter
OF sect on % In township one ID, north OF
range one % west. 5. l. meridian, and run.
ming thence NORTH isi rods, thence east 30
rods. thence south ~ rods, and thence west ~
rods 10 tho place Of beginning, lying M ralt
Lake county. Territory OF utAh, and containing
giit acres Of land,
DAled January %, ls9l
GRANT SWAN, Trustee,
CHARLES u. JACK, Attorney for Trustee.
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Fannie Billing Ilainiif, w. Edward II. billing,
Defendant
The People Of the Territory of Utah send
10 EDWARD II. Milling, defendant
Vou ARE HEREIN REQuIRED TO Ar.
J. pear In an action brought against you by
tue above named plhirdn, IN the nisirict Court
OF the hird Judicial hlslr q OF the Territory
OF Utah. And 20 answer tho complaint n ed
therein within ten days exclusive OF the day
OF tervicel after the service on You OF THIS
sunmons-ii served within this county or. Il
served out Of this county, but IN this district,
within twenty days otherwise within forty
days -or judgment BY default VIII 10 tak On
AGAINST you, according 10 the prayer OF aaid
complaint.
lhe said action 1. brought to have docroo OF
this court dlAsolying the bonds OF matriinuny
existing between plaintiff anu defendant,
awarding TO plainuh the care, custody and
education OF tho minor Guild. issue OF saii
MARI age; and granting palntn other rolofi
prayed on the following grounds. to wit. That
on May IL, lspl, said defendant wilfully and
without cause deserted aud abandoned
plaintiff. anu has ever since continued and
now continues to live separate and apart from
against her will; ana that for mere than one
year last past defendant has wiliully neglected
o. provide for plainth aud said chid tho
common necessarioa Of life, although able :
to DO.
And you arc hereby uoiincd that " you fail
10 Hpp'ar and hnrwor the ssld complaint as
above required the stid pluiniin VIII apply 10
the Court for the Teioi demanded therein.
Witness, tho ttun, Charles :. Zane, Judge,
ami the seal ot the DisiriUt Court OF the THIRD
Titan, this gsth day OF October. IN the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.two HENRY q. MCMILLAN, CLERK,
by GEO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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Cardinal woisey'. Taste for Antiques.

If Quentin AIatsys had n picture ON
the easel, Wolsey was ready to pur.
chase ii. II there was n curious clock
it was secured for him. His fondness
for tapestry amounted to a passion.
Trusty agents ransacked the cont
nent 10 procure choice sets of arras,
new and old, for the rising palnce.
II the owner generally preferred
Scliptural subjects, as became q
prince of the church, he also collected
many hangings wrought with scenes
from classic or medieval story. Thus.
while the walls Of one chamber set
forth the history Of Samuel or David
or Esther, those Of another glowed
with the labors OF Hercules, the woes
Of Priam or the Romaumte of the
Rose, In the rooms where he re-
ceived visitors the tapestries were
chanL d once week. t
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MARsHAl,s SAFE.

DURsUANT TO An ORDER OF SALE TO
me directed by the Third Judicial Distriot
Court OF tho Territory Of utah, shall expose
at public sale, NJ the front coor OF tho County
C0uri House, Ia the cry NJ SAT- lAhe, Ipnnly
day Of February, 1895, NJ u O'Clock NJ, al the
right, title clain aud interest orc, T. hoAhrisht
and Eya ssAhright Of, m, aud % The following
described real estate, situate, lying aud being
IN salt LAKE County, and described A. follows,
to-wn Al ~ lots p ana y, IN llool Two l2l
of Ehrlck's Subdivision oi Block five 90, Flat
IN" salt Lake CITY survey, m salt lake
Iounty Utah Territory 10 he sold A. the
property OF G.. /. soabright and Eva scabright,
1T tho suit NJ Hion's Savings Bank Trust Co.,
a corporation.
Terms OF sale, cash.
BY JOHN u. CuMMCt X, Deputy Marshal.
Dated January 9sth, lSiA
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas u, Ewingi
mus Is 40 NOrIfl YOU THAT YOU AuE
Il indebted TO me In the sum OF three hund ed
DO lars tgaO.0l for labor performed for lu
On tho Mrasa mine, situHted In Dry Cocoon,
Ophir Dining district, ToOcic County, Utah
said mine 10 about half mile from the Hidden
Treasure minc IN u sOuthwCaierly direction,
ana u ont half . mile from the Mona mine In a
by the Fourth OF July mine. sud wofs was
performed ~ assessment work Tor you Tor The
lars 1891 and ls2, aud unless you pay tho
tino within ninety 90 days from the date
hereof, your interest will be forfeited 70 NC &C.
90 riding 10 ", MAItD MLHSA.
A. hruAfv D. laf. fri
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largely increased In numbers and have
now become so bid that they make no
bones OF coming right up to q ranch
aud attaching whatever instinct
teaches them they can yet away with.
Losses rom this source are continually
reported.
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SUMMONS.


Harriet Cook, plainui, vs.. Jesse W. Cook,
Defendant
The people OF the Territory OF Utah send
greeting;
To Jesse ". Cook, Defendant
UoU ARE uER BY REQUIRED TO A =
j. pear IN an action brought against YOU by
the above named plainuH, In the Dihtrlot COuTt
Of tho bird Judicial District OF the Territory
81 Utah, and TO answer inc complaint iied
therein within ten days exclusive ~ tho DAY
OF service after thU service on you OF this
summons---if served within this county, or, II
served out uf thls county but IN mi. district
within twenty duiHt Otherwise within forty
days-or Judgment by default VIII lie taken
agtinst, you, according to tho prayer OF SAID
complaint.
this Court dlssolylng the bonds OF matrinohy
existing between plulnlil and defendant,
awarding to plainii tue cure anu custody OF
the minor chlld, iFtue 81 sra marriage. and
following grounds, % vii that on or about
July, lee, defendant wiliuily hnd without
cause deserted anu ABANDONED thls plaintiff.
ana has ever since continued 80 to wllfully
and without rnusu desert aud abandon her,
against her will and without her ronsent, that
since their said marriage defendant has treat
ed plaintiff IN cruel anl lhhuman manner,
tress, that for 40 man one year last past
defendant has failed To provide for ulAlnlin
the common neccessaries otlife, although able
so TO do.
And Won are hereby notified that II you fail
10 appear and autWrr The sAld compliant az
above required the sul plainllh WI Apply 10
tho Court Tor The relief demlnueu therein.
Witness. the Hon. Charles > zane, Judge,
and Tho seal OF the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District, IN and Tor tho Territory OF
Utah, this 9Th day ~ september ~ me year OF
our Lord one thousand e'sht hundred ana
"'"s"-'"' HENRY q. MCMILLAN, Clerk.
ny GRO. d. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk
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whitney, Cloth eoy,r IA,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Eataie OF John FoWIEs' Dccol1ed.
NroTfCE Is ~ REBN GiNEN, ny
" tho undcrGlgnod. Alfred % n. Fowlks.
admistrator Of tn estate ut John FOWLS
drcrnsed tithe ercditorf Of, AMI rli persons
ItLit them with tho Necessary vouchers within
ten uontha after the first Publication ~ this
noiice TO the said Alfred o u Fowlka. nt
Room No ., In the Unh Ooumorcla and say.
street, salt Lake CITY, Utah, In the County OF
ALFRkD %, u. FOwLKs,
dccolapd
Dsted January 2lih, isni diu
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HE ANNUAL NETTING
or TnE

Stockholders ftho burton Gardner %.
"iLL w HID oN MONDAY, rtnutf.
W sfy I'm 1873, At O'Clock y M, NJ tho
The purpose for which aaid ui,e,ing IL
called ares 10 elect directors Tor thc ensuing
YER TO receive the snhuai frfor: Of the M cal
urht ara secTetf ~, hud 20 uanf1ct any euch
said meeting.
GRO. . rELr. Secretary.
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Tho People Of Utah Territory send greet.
inv to A q. Groves and Isabella n. Groves,
Defendants.
Wow ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO BE
u and appear before said Commissioners
Court, In the city and County ~ salt Lake,
Territory Of UtAh, aud hnswCr compliant
filed against you by tho nboye named plaintiff
within i've davs (eNcluriye of day Of service,
" this summons be served In sad salt Lake
CITY, within ten days II served out OF said city,
bus ~ salt Lake County and within twenty
days " served elsewhere
SAID action IL brought 10 recover from you
the sum OF sell.3l for labor performed and on
account And your property has been at
tarhed
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail
10 ippcar and Hnewer the said complaint -
above required the said plaintiff will take iudg.
mont aghinst you Tor The sum Of Two hundred
and twenty two tsli2 iO.l01l 90 100 dollhrs.
Witness my hand, at the ity and County OF
Salt Lake and Territory Of Utah, this 2tth day
Of December, In the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud ninety two.
q. II MAErtN,
Commissioner.
J. y. DARMER.
Attorney for Plant Il. wed
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NOTICE..

rrHE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE STOCK
Il holders Of the Utah stove Hardware
Company will bo held at tho clmpnny's once
on Thursday, February 10TH, at2 pm. for tho
election OF officers and the tfansacli0n OF such
bubiness as may come before II.
JOHN Il, MlSDER, Jhn
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

TnERE VIII rs A STOCK
holdora meeting NJ the Easlo
CIaeter 4 Mig co.. on Monday,
February 70. At 5'3u O'Clock. at tho
Office Of said company.
GEO. BUCKLE President.
J. c. PouLrON. sccrettry.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS,


Estate Of Henry O. Fowler, licensed
~-orroE is HEREBY GIVEN ny TUE
urdcrfiencd, Jane r. Fowler ndmnia.
,aa,f,r,x ~ thv estate OF licur5 Fowler, lie
sc.ssd. 10 thc eredltors 0f and an peffons
hsy,nr ciaima against the said deceased. 10
exhibit them with the necessaiy vouchers with
H., n,ur ,nunths after the ffst publication Of
X. nof,rc 10 aaid adminisuatrix NJ the law
,hlr. of Harlow fersuson In SAT- Lake City in
me county Of salt Lake.
h"'''' JASF r. FOWLER,
Administrairix Of estate OF Henry g. D wicr.
ceased. en-.
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NOTICE.

Wen Annie Mining and Milling Company.
Principal place ot business, lat Lake Uity
ttah.
NJ o1ICE.- THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock On
account pt AsscsAmOnt No. !, levied on the gfth
uay uf september. a u. i-ll, tho several
amounts oct opposite the names Vt tue rcspcc
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11

In the matter OF the estate Of Potter IIofhinc,
deceased
order to chow cause why order ~ sale OF real
estate should not be made.
IoHN NJ. CANNON, TIN AuNuNtsTRA.
~ tor of tho estate Of Peer il1ihines. de-
ccased, having died petit on hrroiu, iuly vcri.
ned. praying Tor an order Of sale ~ the real
estate Of said dccedcni. iot tie purpoeos there
In act forth, Il Il Therefore ofdcIcd by the
Judge OF said court. that all persons In crested
In the estate OF said deceased, uuper before
the slid probate court on Tuesday The iith day
u February, 1870, nj 10 O'Clock in The furt noon
~ said day, at the Court Room Of sad Probate
Court, at tho County Court House In
tho city md county OF eat Lake, Utah
Territory. TO show cnuso why AMI order
should not he granted To the said adminstrorat
a. sell 20 much ~ the real tsta'o of said de.
ceased NJ either public or y waite sale a. shall
be- necessary, ami that copy nf Tile order be
published at least four surccssivc wcots In the
DtsLnLr EyrSts0 NEWsi uewspapor
printed and published IN raid city and county.
q. ". BARTCH.
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