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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
DEATH OF MRS. SULLIVAN.
Passed Away at Her Home on 'CapOus,
Avenue Saturday


Avenue Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, widow Of
Edward Sullivan, died at her home,
9O3 Capouse avenue, on Saturday at $50
o'clock a. M, at the age of As years.
The deceased was born in Carbondale
but came to this city when quite young
and has resided here ever since. She
was well known in the vicinity in which
she lived
The deceased was of kind and
gentle disposition, charitable to all, and
her refined and unassuming ways won
for her host of friends who will be
sorry to hear Of her death. She is sur
Vived by three children, Annie NJ,
Maggie w. and William e. Sullivan.
She was a sister of Councilman John
w. and Thomas Mclean and Mrs John
N. Ferguson.
The funeral will take place Tuesday
morning at 8 o'clock. A high mass of
requiem will be held at st. Peters cath
edral. Interment at Hyde Park Catho-
lie cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
AT BASEBALL PARK.
Music and Electric Lights to BE Inaugu.
rated Today.

Skating will be resumed at the Base
Ball park this afternoon and evenlng
and will be continued as long as the
weather permits. A band of music and
numerous electric lights by night are
among the attractive features arranged
by the management.
The cold snap of yesterday has made
possible the making of new ice and will
no doubt induce many to take advan-
tage of the excellent skating. Music is
a new feature and will give added in
terest to the most popular of winter
sports. The electric lights will be APP
preciated by those whose business pre-
vents their attendance In the day time.
Skaters can go to and from the park
on the Providence line of cars which
leave Lackawanna avenue every few
minutes ~%
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
SIS REWARD!

So many complaints OF irregular
delivery have reached us, which
we have traced to stolen papers,
that we now offer SIS reward for
information that will lead to the
conviction of any person caught
stealing The Tribune from the
'dOOrsteps of regular subscribers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
WAYNE County Savings Bank

The following are the officers of the
Wayne County Savings bank: Isaac N.
Foster, president; Hon. l.. Grambs, vice
president ii. c. Hand, cashier; directors,
Isaac N. Foster, Hon. l.. Grambs. w.
Wefferling, II. j. Conger, II. c. Hand, |.
Howard Beach, A, Il. Searle, W. b.
Holmes,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
MILLS WILL OPEN.

South Works to Run on Double Turn for
at Least Month.
Work will be resumed at the South
works of the Lackawanna Iron and
Steel company Wednesday morning.
Operations will be resumed on double
turn.
The company has orders sufficient to
month
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
PROMPT FIRE ACTION.
Flames in the Fuller Residence on Lacka
wanna Avenue.

wanna Avenue.
A slight fire occurred at 10.15 o'clock
last night in the rear of G. A. Fuller's
residence, at Lackawanna and Adams
avenue. The quick subduing of the
flames was due to the alertness of
Lieutenant of Police Davis and Patrol
man Goerlitz and the prompt action
of Phenix Chemical company.
The fire was confined to a summer
kitchen used as a sleeping apartment
by William Fletcher, a young man en-
ployed about the place.
The damage of 800 to the building is
covered by insurance. There was u
loss of $50 on the contents.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
Y p =. C l.

Have your topic cards printed at The
Tribune Office, where it will be done bet
ter and at fairer prices than elsewhere
There are many reasons why your patron
age should be placed with the newspapers
and many more why 1t should be placed
with US.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14

RHEUMATISM in the back shoulders,
hips, ankles, elbows, or wrists, Is caused
by accumulation of acid In the blood.
Hoods Sarparilla neutralizes the acid
and cures rheumatism,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14
DR.. Gibbons,

of New York city, will be In his Scranton
office, All Wyoming avenue. every Mon
day from in the morning until 9 in the
evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14

HOODS PILLS are the best family
catarthic and liver medicine. Harmless
and reliable.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14

Buy the Weber
end get the best. At Guernsey Bros
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-14

Pillsbury's Flour Mills have capacity
of II 500 barrels a day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE BY
SUUCESsOH m TRUST.

NOTICE u HEWGY GIVEN THAT.
~ Wugttas. Mar -Ugurrr hlAkcWofu Nhu
Johu hl.kcmnfr. atr hg.Na9d, on the ~
end scale, deed uf TRUST whereby thyY con.
yryui 90 g. l. ruyOH tud Co ula Hurcrtsola ln
tfIst 90 shat HaUl of auI iH salt Lake ,Itv
l0t tnrtu cd, bloc. fIfiJiurtu tlil, rst 'n.'
nait LAau t|iT survey, lu tTuat lHr lhc lura
lnso ot securing the payment ui ,,IlAn
NHrF HUUUHrf UIHaanHfH auu john lIukus
w0ir go ha.u1ui " flatt or Dive order, t1r
ucfug 90 $500, pAyau.s ONE year ailtr daio
tNtfruG with interest al tu0 fNtc uf H.1 .N' per
cent ser auuum until maturity t.Dr,uf, aul 90
thg rate 90 Cen .llI per runt Ucr uuHIm from
o.. maturity of flll tn.. until rhii huii
Whereas tIr aa.i note laH H0i icon paid,
nor HuV Ulf. ihrJrlf Hul there !. now due,
owing AGu unpaid tnlr. uu tuu Hua ut .i..|."Nt
Wsu m.gra'tsl tHc rate of Gem ugr cent per
Whereas. tur slate Han. uf uWh. HturNurAs
ZION. b.. uuW no UWuC. and holder 90 HAII note,
aud na. requested iho aa d o. .lgoa To
ami tUII said property, mod
Whereas, tbu HaId O.. D.. sheets has refused 90
oct under SAID decd % uu.l, aud
Where's uu such rafuaal, hy the terms Of
said deed oftruHt. Che undersigned, Cue United
rtAtrs marshal Tor Utah irritoryla appointed
toagt as Hurh trustee, and,
Mhnrras. uy tlr terms of said deed OF trust
on tBo default % the payment " the principal
ana Interest thu said trustee or bag successor
or turrCHaurH are empowered 90 cen fui prop
lftor giving notice a. provided in said dcOu Of
Sow therefore pursuant to the terms Of
anlt decd ~ truht and at The ruuucHt of the
said state Hank W Utah, corporation,
wIll on tho Thursday, ne iih day
" January, A. ~. l'9., ht " O'Clock noon,
Court House. being in rAlt Lake ely and
tuuuiy, Uuh Territory, known al she Joint
cry sud County building, boN % public
auction, % she hlghci bidder, all nt hnii
urOuprIV. tuswIr An on Dos three III. block
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StaPdard Cburcb Works,

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NOTICE or SALE or REAL ESTATE
ny ADMiNSIRAIO

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. THAT rs
N pursuance Of nn order ~ Che Probate
Court uI salt Lake County, Utah. WH1C on thu
Oh day uf december lsll 900 tnU matter OF the
estate OF WIN. D.. n Allrui deceased, tuu uns
dprsIgupi administrator Uf HgIl estate, will nell
No Pirate Sole, Co th0 highest bidder Tor each,
and nuhlfUt tu confirmation uF mo SAM lfuH
bate Court, Un Or after Monday, the alHt day of
January, lHil, 400 tho Uaht, utc, interest ur
ratltu uf tue said WIN. l., y Allen, ~ tho time
OF uIs death, ana all tho right, uur Aud inter
r1t which the Hlil estate hAH once acquired.
by tho operations 90 law or Uthorwlau Do auu
of land more particularly described Hs
follows. toWlt. Commencing ut the northwest
corner NJ lot tHrco (ll, block i've lil, plnt 3D."
slIt Lake Cty survey, ana running thence
south seven % TnuA, thence cGat ton llll rode,
thence north HUyru 90 rode, thence wet ten
IIf rods tu lhu place OF beginning, containing
seventy .i Square rods 81 ground lying lud
being boz mo c'iy and county OF rnlt Lake,
Territory NJ Utah.
Terms uf aalri cash gold coin N tho United
states Ton per cent ~ the purchase price 90
be- paid Du she DAY uf Halg and tho balance nu
confirmation Of aAloby tho Probate cuurL Deed
nt tho expense ~ Che purchaser, lids Tor The
aale of tlu above described land Will be 10.
crINDu by tHo administrator, 90 bus residence,
SO, 20 "l' street, salt Lake City, utah.
WM, l., y, ALLEN JU,
Administrator % tuo estate uf WIN, l.. n.
allen. deceased,
Dated January ., 1870.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
E.hmll of IrrIsatlon ,Inchln,rr.

Tho exhibit OF machinery for raising
water made at the irrigation conycn.
tiun In Hutchinson, Kan, demonstrated
that at least In tho Arkansas bottoms %
biz ditch full Of wat1r can BIO provided
without very expensive appliances
Pumps were there each throwing 4. 900
gallons uf wator por minute, Thosowro
each driven by common thrashor cn-
ginu ThCr0 were alsosmallcr machines
doing propurtionutoly huayy work.
Thoro were gasoline engines OF several
mukos, all doing excellent worl, In tho
operation OF pumps without doubt tho
uso Of those ougiuus Is 90 Doc greatly i'm.
creased, whore supply Of water Is do
sired without fail at tao tm5 most
nggdod. and whurothO quantity must Do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
MHAr IS YOUR ROTATION,
II 10 Adapted 20 Your Soil. climate an
Your Mnrtpta9

Your Mnrkcts9
There is room for divergence Of opin.
ion as 20 what rotation S. tho most prof.
liable, but in most sections good farm.
ers hayo rotations especially adapted
TO their own farms These may DO short
or long, and usually in any country or
section tho older the country tho longer
the rotation. Almost ull farmers every.
whore have arUtation Euch as this Corn,
md oats and then corn, or corn, oats and
wheat, and then corn. Others again
have corn, oats, wheat, meadow, pasture
and then com In many sections Of this
country this is not bad one but
writor I'm the Iowa Homestead point
out tho fact thatarouuon is not % good
ono unless 10 provides for tho mainlc.
nance Of soil fertility. aud ha knows Of
no country iu which this bias been done
without the us1 Of tho lUg1mos. such as
clovor. beans or peas ll0 says:
in sections whore Oithog fall or spring
wheat grows vol, Aui whore stock
growing and feeding is one uf tho main
features Of tho farm. tho rotation of
corn on sod, oats, spring OR fall wheat
clover and timothy for meadow. th0n
pasture ono 90 two yrlrs. and then back
60 corn. i8n worry desirable one. lt rsl.
vidca in corn a be- 70, or, wo should
mthor say % cultivated, crop on land
which haq an abundance Of vegetable
matter in chat stato of decomposition iu
which tho roots Of corn lulaHaip and
in thn corn growing sections 30 IS r0n.
orally wisD TO follow corn with corn.
thus securing two heavy CROP FROM rich
soil. Beyond this 10 suot WHO go ego.
n5 tho corn root worm will inevitably
appear and decrease iho crop in ordinary
years from 10 90 30 per cen.
oats can chen BOO Gown without plow.
ing, aud, as % rule. 10 hutfor advantage
without plowing than with &c. Whore
wheat isa profitable crop in ordinary
years, grass focd may then bo sowu. and
u seed SIS not too high twill pay osow
u anyhow oven ~ it iBto bo pIowCd AN.
der In tho fall for o crop Of winter
wheat This, again. furnishes tho best
nurse crop for tho grasses. insurinr
stand In ordinary seasons, aud Tho mnad.
ows treated IN this way furnish an OK.
ccllcnt crop Of hay, nnd, n clover pre-.
dominates, % crop Of seed Whore limo.
thy iauot fown with olovcr &c Is bost TO
go back 60 corn aitarn cloyor seed crop
thus making % short four years rota.
ton, hut whore thcro 81 no pasture cN.
ccpt that furnished by ncldsin tho rota.
tion it IS wise TO sow timothy and pas.
turo ono or two years before going lacl.
10 corn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

DURsuANr TO AZ ORDER or SALE
~ 20 mr directed uy thU Third nlauct
Court 90 tue Territory 10 Utah, ! shall expose
nt public Fair % tho wet front door of ne
county courthouse Iht thn new city uud county
nuudiual. tu thH CITY uf salt take. county
OF salt lntr and Territory Of utan, un me
gIrd uBy uf January, 1905, ut 10 O'Clock boz 4,
all the right sue. claim ana Interest ~
frauolarD nauCuIlI, prlrn HnmiglnO, refrsl
bfauuu and Auuatuuia brisllu oi, iu, ami 60
tnH following dtHruHgi real estate, situate,
lying and hciug iH 7alt Lake CITY aui County.
Utah 1crt0ryt and described as f0iluWs, 20.
witt
Commencing "a mo foutbwcs. corner Of lot
three 900, huCa ufiy.HuyUn i31l, Plat "u,"
saIt lake CITY survey AMI running thence
UaHt thirty Hh .lHI ftrL thence north ton li0l
rode. thence west tbTty.HiN liII feet thence
south Ten .lHl rlds 90 tur place Of ucunuiuE,
with tu1 brick dwelling thereon, 10 hu SOLD FH
tHr property OF Francisco Hnnculu, rctro
ltUWHgluu, lUrraa brHgun aud AuuatUuia
lrs'h ut The suit uf Alma %. Crow
Terms NJ sale. each.
Nat 81. BRIGHAM. a.. IS Marhal.
By H. g. ANDuEli Deputy MarauAL
dated January md, 1879,
u. ~, uAmuNuIuN, Attorney Tor rlalutl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
MARsHAL,s SALE


DuRsUANT 10 Az ORDER or sALG
4 and decree Of foreclosure 60 me ducrto 0
by tho THIRD Judicial District Court Of the Ter.
utOry Of Utah, / shall expose At public sale,
10 tle west mont Cnur ut no county Court
House, on tGr Eighth ward square.
IN the city az Salt Lake, County Ut SAT-
Lake. and Territory u Utah, un the 9th day
OF February, 49,, ~ W O'Clock So, al tn0
right TILE, claim aud interest Of IVA GyidCu.
gulst, A. a, Whitney Carriage Company, a cor.
pUrauun, AdOlph Bergen and Christina Bcr.
Eun, OF, lp and 10 tho following described roal
estate situate, lying and being IN salt Lake
County and described us follows t0,Wlts
A portion % tho northwest quArtCr(N, W. -
Of section thiriy three tglI, township two on
south " range one tl, WOst VI salt Lake
Meridian, u. survey Tor tho Territory OF
Jtah, Commencing 10 tho southwest corner
u sail northwest quarter section, ana run.
ming thence north eighteen and one half tli..l
chains, thence east forty 200 chains, thence
nuuth eighteen and ono halt llhlI Chuira and
tnenco west forty tpl chains 90 the place VI
beginning containing seventy four l7D acres
N land being situate lu the County % sAlt
lnko, Utah Territory Afro twenty hAros OF
the capital stock OF the TITAN and SAT- Lake
Canal Company represented by certificate No.
Ssl,
To 10 sofa as tho property OF Eys Gydon.
Log SuTeuseu John r. r1rUnaeu, g. A. Carl.
quist, a. a. Whitney Carriage Company. q cor.
porauon, Ad0ph ncrgep and ClfItuI'a Mon.
gen, at the suit Of ElOn's sayingB Bank & Iruut
Company, @ corporation,
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
ny joins u, CuNHoCK, Deputy Alars6ai.
Dated at SAT- Lake Clly, January 18TH 1895.
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SEALED CLOS.

DY ORDER or THE COUNTY COURT or
ID sait Lake County. TcrritorY OF Utah,
sealed bids viii be- received BY ihc County
tirrk up 10 a. O'CLOCK moon. ftiihy, January q.
itI. fo' suppIIca to BIZ furrItncd sat Lake
County during Isl5 The following Wtl form "a
basis Tor bids Tor records. Gle, TO 10 luGGlah.
Cd
For County Recorder
gnUstract iue0ris.
IS Di4uk record U.aka
printed rceofd Looks
genera indorol.
idunEIuieN.
Do document recent books
Records are TO be bound in fri Russia cir.
cult "hub bands" with louss rluvas covers
ana russa rornors. nal opcplur bnrk. papcr
90 bU UfoNu's tu.pouUd nici1In. ledger parrf.
ops" prrsa 90 he rlyeu or. rceurti rlied
and prlntod ana on ruled ONLY Also, Tor no
Euc6rdUf'a ou.cc. envelopes Nos. % aud 10, w a.,
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Thcro arc other reasons besides tho
danger Of prupugatiug tho potato disease
why 10 IS not best 20 plant potatoes two
succeeding years on tho Same land. Tx.
plains American Cultiyntor. Tho great
necessity for u largo potato crop Is un
abundant supply OF moisture Ia tho soil.
Nothing 10 woll secures this as cloyOr
Icy pluw0d early enough ia spring TO
get tho advantage Of lnto spring rains
IL IS truo that when clover Is allowed
TO grow In tho spring thoro IS q great
mass ~ gfCon hOrbagU 20 DO plowod uu.
der Ia latu May or early Juno. But tho
moisture that Is In thoolOyor leaves has
oil been taken from tho soil and much
more, for tho clover plant with itB
broad leaves, oXhales moisture rapidly,
~ any ono who has plowod under "a
growth Of clovor In juno well knows.
Evon rs quickly as is hours after very
heavy rain heavy soil will ofton become
hard 20 pillow.
Whom clover Is plowcd no lato, tho
soil often romaina dry all tho season II
summon rains nro light Tho Same clio.
yorlold plowed ia early spring will
Eoop moist all summer What cloy1r
thcrc Is rota quickly and this koops tho
soil loose, 80 that oyury rainfall sinks
into It instead Of running OH Tho tuil
whore potatoes grow tho year before oi.
thcr has bottUr vegetable matter or tho
blowing is delayed so lato for 10 90 grow
that much Of its l0nClt for that yOar
must bo lost This may provo 90 Do ono
Of the drawbacks 10 tho advantages OK.
pcctcd from sowing crimson clover to
cover tho soil in winter and be- plowcd
undor IN spring for potatoes. There will
DO some profit, but 10 Will not bo as
great as is commonly supposed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

above fho capaaIiy OF rho windmill and
below 10 or 10 horsepower Windmills
woro tharo in great numbers aud ynri.
oiy, and they rtasivai m.ritoi attention
Tho beginner at irrigation first thinks
of tho wind as tham most desirable mo.
tive power, and ,uFo is no doubt about
the prac,icabiliiy oil irigiing consider.
able areas aud especially garduus by
tho use 90 wind power
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Principal once, bale La.o city, Utah.
NOTICE Is llEREuN GIVEN THAT At
N nmucuus % tho boar NJ directors, held
on tho 80 DAY % November, ls1l, ana assessment
~ three mllls per share was levied on The rhni.
tul stock ~ tho company, payable immn.
dmtuly Go james MOlAt, secretary and treas
urrr, No, D West, first south Sc oct, SAT-
Like CITY, Utah, Any stock upon which sand
assessment shall remain unpaid on the ard day
uf sgcrmbrr lslt, shall loComo delinquent
and uiyurusUd Tor Hhle and unless payment D.
made before, Will be- GOLD NJ public auction, on
January o, ls1a, at o'clock u ma, at tho afore.
snld uHcc 60 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and oNpruss
o. OF sale. by order Of the board OF directors.
JAMES MOfEAT,
tuctciary and Treasurer.
The umo % payment VI tho above assess.
mrnt u hereby extended uuW jan. 8, $50.
liy order ot tie board Of Dirrctora,
JAMES MOErAT,
Secretary and Treasurer Monarch Mining
Company,
Dec, 4. lslL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-17

From tho Kansas state board Of agri-
rrl'u.o comes an important summary
Vi tUu methods Of flooding whoat and
Yw priced grains Co uHmli4 The ru.
port .1,Of I..aiIcduyperioncus Of farm.
l an over tho country aud the con.
fusion SIS tIlt flrmm afa justified In
COOLING choir animas wheat whom SO
heap and tl.t damc some unflyur.
.'l1 reports tho practice 1s o general
hing iH wiso tu many localities DO is
Ho only profitable disposition NJ tho
aw priced grain this yar that can DO
aaIa mud WHOM wisely uaI intelligent.
! icd it makes money ta- ,lo farmur
Tho "huiorrar Sometimes Sodded.
Dr. Holmes paid u l.'ro hao1 to the
diCtum of tho rH.iuiriaas that sen.
tcnel should not end with proposition
or 0'hG important wort as did the 9TH
or author of work on rhetoric who
la'I down the rule, "a proposition
thal'I mot tn uri 90 ond % sentence
with Dr. Holmes cnd6d not only snn-
t0ne tgt chapters, with propositions
cad other insignificant words. For ok.
muniH, chapter % of "Eldo Vonn.r"
ends with che words "attcnd Ia. " and
chapter 1g OF the Same novel ends
with tho wosjs "dio o. "-Boston
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llih day of January, 1870 au ASSIGNMENT called
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per share, was levied uu tho rAUItAi HtUCk nf
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SAID ASSIGNMENT shall remain unpaid ON the
liih day ut February, lsH shall become de-.
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auction uu March ih, 100, 90 o. o'clock ST.,
at the aforesaid ulcH, in pay Che delinquent
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