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ENTERTAINMENT.
Hyperion.


 "A Gaiety Girl' will be presented to- night and tomorrow night There will be a special matinee on Friday. "The Gaiety Girl" has many charms to com mend 1t to favor. Coming as it does, however. from the classic precincts of MT. Augustln Daly's house of the dra- ma, 1t is of course the thing to call it a musical comedy, and as that title fits it about as well as any other and will save further argument, musical com- edy it is. The characters are as fol- lows: "Charles Goldfield," Mr. Lang ley; "Major Barclay" w. J. Manning; Bobby Rivers Bert Haslam; Harry Fitz Warren" Donald Hall; "Bonney Farouhar," Lovett Fraser; Sir Lewis Gray" Percy Marshall; "Lanoe," Mir. Bradley; "Auguste, MT. Carlton; Or Montague Brierly," w. H. Rawlins; Alma Somerset" Marion Hood; 'Cissy Vernon" Margaret Fraser; "Haidee Hawthorn" ," Helen Fraser; Ethel flaw thorn" Ethel Craddock: Amy Vivian" Louise Gomersal; Lady Virginia Forest" Winnifred Dennis; Lady Edytha Aldwyn," Isabel Scott; Miss Gladys stourton," Ethel Atkinson; "TIon. Disy Ormsbury," Dolly Kirsch; Lady Grey" May silvie; Nina" Nina Martino; "Rose Briefly. Ethel Sydney,
 Sale of seats now open.
 After crowding the Park theater, Boston, for twelve weeks, Hoyt's "A Black Sheep" comes next Saturday evening.
 Few plays have been as mirth pro voking as this latest emanation from the pen of MT. Hoyt. Laughter Is inces- sant from the rise of the curtain to it's fall, and such a thing as Hull is not permitted. Tn the play MT. Hoyt has again displayed his masterly in- sight as student of human nature, and his many sharp hits never fail to meet with the heartiest response on the part of the audience
 Sale of seats now open.
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MAN AND WIFE
 WY ANTS two furnished rooms for light w housekeeping or board and room. in private American family: state prices. Ad- dress mh27 3tt E. O. G., Courier OfIice.
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WE OFFER :

2H lb cans California Peaches, rich, per can, I8c.
 2H lb cans California Bartlett Pears, per can, I8c.
 2A lb cans White Cherries, per can, 200.
 25o cases (5oo dozen) cold packed solid Tomatoes, o5c per dozen. They weigh as much as any in the market.
 Winslow Jones Maine Corn $I.oo per dozen.
 Canned goods are badly hit, and these prices are the result.
 We have just received some extra large and choice French Prunces in 25 lb cans.
 @RM,~,,.2zex
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FUR bALE. yHRESH shad. steak cod, haddock, frost fish, G founders lake whitefish, herring, fresh opened elams and oysters. Selling this week cheaper than any other place in the city. mh27 2tt The Old Grand Avenue Fish Boat.
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ONCE MORE

We Reduce the Price Of Butter.
 In 1I lb cakes, per ID, 28c.
 In 10 and 5 ID boxes, per ID, 2 cents.
 This is received by us direct by express Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
 It may go lower in price if so, we shall be prompt to inform our readers, and put the price down.
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WOOL CARRIAGE MATS, ID EST quality, $2 horse collar sweat pads lO 3S cents, bring double leather halters 6a cents. whips chamois. sponges, etc.
 mh25 27 LINSLEY, ROOT 61 GO. <
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FOR SALE, H HOUSE, 156 Cedar Hill Avenue. Inquire HI 150 CEDAR HILL AVENUE. mhi3 Im+
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE HELIOGRAVURE COMPANY.

WYE, the undersigned, hereby associate w ourselves us joint stock corporation, under the statute laws of the State of Con nectieut, by articles of agreement as follows {:
 Article l.
 The name of this corporation is, and shah be known as, The Heliogravure Company.
 Article2
 The purposes for which the corporation ts constituted are to manufacture, buy, sell and deal iii mezzotypes, photographs, autographs, heli otypes, alOertypes, photogravures cleo trotypeS, steel engravings, wood cuts, etch- ings and all kinds of art pictures, including printing with plates and types, and to pur- chase, use and sell all kinds of materials and property incidental to the prosecution ofsaid business.
 The corporation is to be located in the town of Walingford, in New Haven County, in the State of Connecticut.
 Article f.
 The amount of the capital stock of this cor poration is 5000, divided into 30 shares of twenty-five dollars each.
 ArtlcIe5.
 Each subscriber to these articles agrees to take the number of shares of said capital stock annexed to his name, each share to b 0 of the par value of twenty-five dollars, and to pay 25 per cent. of the same when the first meeting of the corporation is held, and the balance when called for by the directors, Dated at Wallingford, this 18th day of March, A. D. 1895.
 Names. Residences. No. Shares.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

N FINE residence, most pleasantly sitl- -LA ated on York street; 12 rooms all mod ern convenieuces, first class order; new double oven range, etc.; desirable location for private residence or renting rooms. Enquire at
 mh27 If BEERS PHOTO PARLORS
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4eal Estate.
FOR SALE.

THE 6rst-class, two-family house, 506 How 1 ard avenue; every convenience. En- Quire of, or address, W. BARNETT,
 mhlN hndRt gt York straaf
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REDFIELD-In Orange, Conn.,, March 26 Betsey w., wife of Robert Redtield, aged 62 years, months, 25 days. Funeral services will be held at her late resi- dence, on Derby avenue, Biiday, March 20, at 2. D. m. Relatives and friends arc re- speetfully invited to attend. Interment in Evergreen cemetery.
 BLAD-ln this city, March 26th, Anna Blad, aged 6t years
 Funeral services at her late residence, 92 Wooisay street, Thursday, March 18th, at 2;30 D. m. Relatives and friends are respect fully invited to attend. ENeIGN--In this city, March 27th, entered into rest, Cornelta Ives, beloved wife of Pro- lessor James L. Ensign. Funeral services at one clock, Thursday, at her late resi- dence, 3l Eld Street. Friends are invited to attend without further notice. Interment at CenterVille. 2S
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FOR RENT.

ENROM May 1st, three lofts over Nos. 371 E and M3State street now leased to Tut tie, Morehouse & Taylor, and vacated.
 EDWARD R. HAYES, fl cod If 14S4 Chapel street.
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WOODBRIDGE FARM

TNOR rent or sale with all or part of 150 C acres; has good house, four barns, run ming water in yard; only four miles from city. Apply at residence (of the late John N. Lines or address T. c. LEWIS,
 mh2I If Westyille Conn.
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FOR SABE

G1 600 A valuable plot near the Junction eDA 9OVV Columbus avenue and Thorn St., 60 feet font on Columbus avenue through the block to Thorn street; 80 feet deep on ono side and TO feet on the other; new sewer through Columbus avenue, ali assessments paid good neighborhood q desirable build ing site for stores or dwellings will entertain reasonable offer must be sold ]; will allow brokerage. Apply to owner, J. w. STINSON
 mht I'm 48O Broadway New York
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00auts

One Centa Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week, sevou times.
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FOR SALE OR no RENT

1Q1S CHAPEL street, house eleven rooms. AOVO all improvements; barn for three horses; will sell on very easy terms, or will rent for Q term of years with or without barn nhoy Enquire Et of sB; Gi6rVI oyIiATI, a9r,t
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50 BICYCLES, GATURDAY, March 30, at wholesale prices; D every wheel guaranteed mh27 1t l5 CH URCH STREET.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 MARCH 29.
DEATHS.

SUN RISES. 542 MooN SITS, HIGH WATER, SUN SETS. G.l2 8!55 l2 %
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FREE

TENDERSON'S 1895 Seed Catalogue; 10 per IA cent discount on all special orders for Seeds. Plants, Vines, Bulbs etc
 LINSLEY, ROOT & CO.,, 33 Broadway. Open evenings. mh2S 6t
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WANTRll

SIT LAYTON as cook lauudress, or general Or country. nh2S lts 3s PUTNAM STBBRT.
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m LEI

TT Q first, class fire or life insurance com
 pany desirable suite of offices on one of the most prominent corners in the oity; build ing well lighted; steam heat; on five years lease will place large amount of insura nee.
 mh14 2w BOX NO. 334
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FOR RENT.

FOk NENI, n ESIRABLE flat, eight rooms, all improve lI ments western part of the city; ten minutes walk to post office.
 JOHN O. PUNDERFORD, mh23 If l16 Church Street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FUN SALE UR KENI, DRICK house, twelve rooms; one acre D land, spring water good nelghborhood {; quarter mile from railroad station, six trains daily seven miles from New Haven.
 CULLEN B. FOOTE mh1 If 430 State street. Box S89
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MARINE LIST.
FOR RENT,

ID BLACKSMITH shop, with machinery and ID tools, also two rooms 3S by 54 feet, with power and heat.
 mb2s 1t NEW HAVEN WHEEL co.
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IFfNR RENT

I'D ESIDENCE No. 3I Wall street, between h. Church and Orange streets; now oocu- pied by Nr. s. H. Moseley, New Haven House. Possession given May 1st, 95 Inquire 25 Wall street.
 f2S If SAMUEL A. STEVENS.
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FOR RENT, h Q Warren atrapt

X Rent $400. mh2s If
 COMPFI ENT SHOE SALESMAN WY ISHES employment afterno ons, Mon w day and Saturday evenings not look ing for large salary. Address
 mh28 tt A. C.. this oflce.
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LOAN OFFICE. NNONEY advanced on diamonds, watches, WI jewelry and other securities; business strictly confidential 1002 CHAPEL ST, fl6 2Stt Room 1.
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FOR SALE.

GOUPE, rockaway and other carriages. NJ Enquire at 190 OAK PLACE,
 mh2l It corner of Howe street.
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WANTED.
WANTND

~ IRL for housework. ST mhss lt' 2T coLLBGE STREET,
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WANTED,
WANTED.
WANTED
WANTEn.
WANTED,

WANIHIJ, EVERYBODY needing servants to call here, 1A We supply all the best. We have sorted out and discarded most of the useless class. These seek new offices (where they are not known, which are springing up constantly. We have been here years and use judgment, selecting only those that will do the work re- quired. We have the finest facilities and can serve you better than anyone else.
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, au6 7J5 Chapel street.
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IeGtsceIIameu11s.
FOR SALE.

nNE thoroughbred St. Bernard male pup. NJ 3 months old. No. 401 State or 10 Lyon st.
 mh22 If JOHN MATER
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REST RENTS

BEST RENTS TN city, S16 and $9O, all appointments and A conveniences; artistic model homes, en- frances and all accommodations separate six rooms, verandas, balconies, bath ruoms ranges, hot and cold water, gas, etc., nicely decorated; select families only; State street cars. Apply
 rnhT If 2s4 FERRY STREET
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FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD, GNOR two, $1l0O also two rooms with use of H bath, $l,00 and $1.50 per week, board if desired. Address 10. B., This Office.
 dl7 If
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FOR SALE,

TNAR8I of 3J acres, six miles from New Ha- E ven, situated In North Haven. belonging to estate of the late Willis Hull; well watered and good fruit; buildings in good condition. Address r. c. BRADLEY, North Haven, or ARTHUR H. SMITH, 2S Woolsey street, New Haven mh1S Cd 1ws
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WANTED

A SWEDISH girl for general houaeworkA EA lnh29 It. 13O COTTAGE S1IlEisT '
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MARCH IS MARCHTNC

60 ar we, with cyclonic force and rapIdity C in the direction of progressive retailing for cash. You pay for what you get and get wh at you pay for at the HUSTLERY,
 mh25 27 & Broadway
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slaH
VVHEREAs. HARRIET 81 uiNNlCk. ON
w the lsth day 0i July lslli oACcutel aup
delivered o. George A. 'taa- nef ,et tAlh
ptomi.aory 700 f0r the sun nf eleven hum
cirsd d0ltrrs. payab.e s.N month"; after date.
with Interest ffJm date untu pnii at the taie
UI two I1I Dor cent Ie. mHutft lAl W fg we
t1e paymeutoi sue sui n9t VIII .nlefo ~ W.
saiu Harriet 81. uImW.na 90, un .a,l ..'h 4al
Of July. A. 3D.. iatL. execute unI uclINgr 70 |nt
undersigned. Angus Hnhtuau W 1alt llHn
cry, Uuh. trustee, u tei.tin C'l, whereby
Che following ltaCHNgI premises, situated in
SAT- Lake Jly aud county, uhh Territory
n thht certain piece or parcel u lhud,
county, Utah Territory described ha iniilNe,
io.wItt Commencing at ODE u"rthcaii ggfNeF
% LOT four &C.,, block thirteen l1l. pIat 20,
ealt Lake CIV survey, ami ruuninF il.n g
south sufty. ntU and 1HD.hAf Ni.l iegti
thence west ono hundred and twenty lllI
feet. thence noHh fory.lyc and one 1a.i
Nisl fCot, thence east ono lludiol ana
twenty fl2Ol fc0t Co commencement
said decd wa duly 1.Ul Cor record in thc
CAcc % The county rUH order OF rNN iaNh.
nounly on no ni .a1y oi Ausa 5,i W. ' sa
Whofoas.saii deed Of trust rreulgs that boz
cHGo OF default boz che payment oi aal toic %
accrue thereon or any part thereof 1a sue snme
urclme due and payable, DO should nr lawIal
Tor nHll Trustees ur lNOIf '.tHHNI. lh WN-. ~
proceed 90 Hol. Hili iUHUUH.I premises nr huy
part thereof, nc pubic hcnlu,, 90 We hlsNe. !
bidder, ~ the front door uf goo louuv court
house. in salt LaEu county ltah, noes lNlhf
twenty days notice ~ the tmc, t.fns
cold by Advertisements ln som1 uuwspAp.r
prntcd IN mo fug|ah lnuFuhft hnl pan'
ls1ed In sat Lake county lhh, aul upon
fuCn EalU 90 execute aud deliver le'I 20
duadain foe aImrIo nf thC properly sold 90 ihc
purchaser thereof. aud uut OF tuo prleCclf
pay nc .eNprusca oi lhn ifl.i ln..nl.ns
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WHEN 10 HAT5H CHICKS.
Tho Importance 81 i.ariy Maturity Cannot
no Too Often Emphasized.

Tho importance of Early Maturity Cannot
he Too Often Emphasized.
Tho Importance Of having chickens
matched iH good time whether tho 90.
feet DO egg production table chickens,
b. apparent aul yc. By many poultry
Keepers no thought Whatever be giyon 90
It, 'Tha breeder o. exhibition fowls is
wiio awake on this point occasionally
too much so. and it will pay those who
brood for economic purposes equally
we'll 90 do so. ~ fowls lIo allowed 90
brood just whom thgy like. the results
can never l0 satisfactory n wuobsOrvo
other branches Of iuduirinlism, market
prices arc carefully studied md the 10.
tempt nc least So mldr TO avoid sending
30 market whom price arc low But IN
poultry &c q much castor 90 gauge tho
ruling rates than iu many other kinds
Of stock Egg nrC always dear in win.
Tor, aud chickens commlnd tho highest
prices IN the spring months ConsC.
quOn'ly The object should Do 30 place
supplies out during these two seasons
and reserve tho strength from the other
periods OF the year But 60 do 800 Is not
possible unless Thought and caro- arc oN.
ucIscl, and 10 g. essential TO tako tho
necessary stops months in advance.
For winter eggs th.rl 30 nothing Ike
commencing Co hatch about February
and having % succession of chickens un.
al April by s0 doing, nt any rate with
moro rapid growing varieties OF poul.
try, tho earliest should commence lay.
ing Ia August, just whom the oldor hens
arc going into the molt and eggs nro
falling Oh, whilo the succeeding pullots
viii tako mp tho tale iu proper order,
and many Of them will continue 90 lay
throughout tho greater portion OF tho
winter. But IN tho case Of table chick.
ons an earlier start is desirable, aud
for those who desire 20 send . regular
supply TO market Matching operations
should run through from October 20
March. IN this way birds should DO
ready 90 Kill from February 20 July,
writes gu authority On such matters TO
Country Gentleman. uo also lysi
Much, however perhaps moro tlHn
We think. depends upon tho way la
which the young birds arc led during
tholr period u growth. Il would BIO
possible 90 hatch birds Of tho amo
brood together and got By different
treatment ga feeding ono lot would
commence On lay weeks before tho 9th.
or a supply u good heterogeneous food.
plenty Of grit 10 digest 80 and regularity
ia feeding with space Go develop Franc
and stamina nro OH important Ia this
connection
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eaos IN WINTER.
Another Testimonial to the value Of Green
Hone Hood,

Another Testimonial 60 tho value Of Green
Hone Hood.
Years ago, snyl 2. II, Davis In Tho
Poultry Monthly, tho poultry business
was not as lucrative COS 10 is at the pres
ont time During tho winter months,
although our poultry was wull sheltered
and fod and great caro- used 90 keep lh1
buildings clean, giving plenty OF frDsh
water, air, utc., We found 40 tho open.
ing Of tho spring We had no romunom.
tiln for our labor as cost Of grain,
scraps, potatoes, etc, far exceeded tho
income Of eggs.
We have now bcttgr way Of feeding
and most excellent results hayo follow.
ed. We feed cut grtgn bones In fair
quantity oyCry other day, mud some Of
tho time every day. Thoy uro inoNpon.
siyc, aud with IA good bono outtOr they
mako when cut fresh every day 20 nico
food that We can only liken it 60 %
nico raro Btoal 10 a hungry man. Tho
fowls love g. They thrive, aud tho
chickens grow rapidly whom fed un It.
Tho IMMORAL part OF this food gives
chickens material Tor thoir growing
bones, and for tho laying hens thogholls,
whilo tho moat, gristlo ind juices In
these green bones give material for tho
lcsh 20 tho growing chickens aud In.
tcrior of the egg in abundance,
So now our fowls, instead Of being
oycrfat in winter, arc giving as eggs.
Instead OF being sorry looking. do.
jccto1 unavoidable lot during tho
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WERsHhrs SALE.

DuWsuANr TO ~ ORDER or SALE
Il Co mr directed uy t.u Third llHUci
Court 10 the Territory 90 tab, shall yAUuaU
Nc public anlc, ut mo west itont do0r of lle
COUNTY courthouse lat tho new city and county
buuuiur), iu thn city of salt lake, rounB
M hnIt Lake and Territory Of utah, ON me
s1rd DAY VI January 1873, AZ Do O'Clock "a ,
all mo right tue, claim and Interest NJ
Francisco Nuugu|lI, leirD liomagluu, Teresa
Grauuo aud AuuaiuulA lirislil uf, iu, and 90
me following utaCrbtd real oHtatc, situate,
living aud being ln salt Lake city and County.
Utah Territory, aud described AZ foIIoWs, 90.
wiz
Commencing Nc the southwest corner ~ lol
thfoa l3l, h.ock ufy.auNon iiO, Mat "h,"
SAT- Lake CITY survey and running thence
cast thir.yuIN IIIl feet. thence north Ten .l0l
rods, thence west thTtY.sIN lHI feet. thence
south ten liUl zoos 20 The place Of beginning,
with She brick dWo.liug thereon, To hu tuId bs
the property Of Francisco hI1nCulu, Retro
Uumhgauo, Teresa bTlEuo aud AuuhioniB
hTElIh attic rult Of Alma n. Grow,
Terms uf sale. Cath
NAT 81. BRIGHAM. q, s. Marshll.
By L. g. Aktuilt Deputy Marshal
Dated January 2ud, lt0A.
u. n, llAulNUIuN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE or SALE OF REAL ESTATE
w AOMlNSIRAI Or.

ArOTiCE - HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IS
~ pursuance uf au order % the Probate
Court OF rHIt LHk0 county. Utah WadC Ou tnC
ftH day ~ December, isHt, in tho matter OF the
tftatH OF WIN. D.. y Allen, deceased, che uu.
urrlHurd administrator NJ SAID estate WilI Hnll
Ht rfir1f. hH'', 20 ihC hEhusthdfgr, Cog Gosh.
Hud tIHlHst 90 UuuuUuluuu pF thn aaii frls
Uatr court, uu Ur nftor Monday, ihu liHt day NJ
January. i-ll. 40 tho eight title, interest or
estate 70 thy HnId WIN. 4. n AuUu, 90 che Time
OF his death, ana aIl Che right, uuo aud inter.
COT which The aHld UHiAtU has Hiutn acquired,
by The operations ~ aw or utugrwiHu iu uud
Go that certain piece or parcel
" land more particularly cyictilui Hs
follows. Co. wiz. Commencing 40 thu uurtuWUsl
corner ~ lot three lI, block dive liI, plat "p.'
SAT- lake city survey aud running thence
south HUtun 90 rods. thence eat tou liQl rods,
thence north fUyUn % rode, thence west ten
tlUI rods ip the place 90 beginning. containing
seventy .1I Square rods uf ground, lYIuF HHu
being in tho yily and county VI raIt Lake,
Territory 0f ltah.
Iurma OF sale. cash. gold r0in ~ thn United
slate Ton per cent uf The purchase price tu
De paid uu thO DAY NJ FlIs uud uu balance un
condemnation ~ tnlUly ihU Probate CuurL Decd
90 tuu expense Uf che purchaser Nlds Tor tha
falu Uf thU above described lana will Ho 90.
cHIyru by thu administrator, ~ hia tlfifgAuu,
NO. gt"i" street. saIl Laku CITY, yah.
MN. L.. y. ALlEh Jrs
Administrator OF tHu rttat0 Uf WIN. l. n.
Allen, deceased,
Dated January 2, LES.
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mARsHAL's SALE

nuRsUANT 10 AN ORDER or SALE
tome directed hy tho Ihi-u district Court
0I tho Territory u Utah, shall expose at public
sale, nc tlp WuHtirunt uuur u tire county Court
House lat the now tity nud County Nulld.
iugl iu tho riiy OF halt Lake, County Of ealt
Lac, and Territory Of Utah, uu the iith day
nf january, 49,, a. DO O'Clock 81 m., al tho
right title, claim and interest OF Henrietta
lrauou and OCursu q, lvadou, ", Boz and 90
tuo following described real estate situate,
lying and being in -alt Lake city and County,
and described ~ fOlluWa, to.Wlti
an Of lot fourteen tlU 10 block ono tn
Fountain MA .n HuniINHIOu OF block twenty
dive Ul'l 1.-Two Aero l'lht a, hlg tluld survey,
salt laEu county utan Territory.
10 be- sold aa thu property uf Henrietta Yea.
nixon rhulrt.
IcrmB Of sale cash
SAr M BRIGHAM,
o.. n. Mauhal
ny L. L. AUCuuU, Deputy NauhALI
Dated December 81, 1874,
D.. -. A. Thompson, Attorney Tor Plaintiff,
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scashore gunuou hold that tho wild
goose can count two but not three. Ao.
coEdingly it Is customary IN preparing
10 shoot wild goeso from blind or some
detached ribbon Of march for throo men
20 row oyog 90 tho station together aud
for two Of them 90 return 90 tho main
land Tho geese, being unable TO count
above two, bvlioy1 whom thly roo the
two mon returning that 40 ougmy has
been Loft upon tho marah and approach
tho spot without fear Its asserted that
u two men go out and only ono returns
tho goose will carefully avoid tho region
OF tho blind.
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noting ptuo1, hry orc Wide awake
and strong, ond many Ui them go 30 far
ns 10 give US eggs regularly 90 tbis time
Tho gain bill b..ug largely reduced,
tho ogg yield being increased and no
Loss from sickness OIL aid Boo making our
winter and spring record very cncJurug-
Ing and no one could induce us Co meg.
lor' the feeding Of r.u bono freshly
cut 90 all lalsuu ai tUH year