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OFFICE FURNITURE
AND FixTuR ES.
C. E. WEBER & CO.,
300 to 306 Post ST.. cor. Stockton


LEGAL NOTICES.
IMPAIRMENT NO 10 (PROBATE)-IN THE
Superior Court in and for the City and County of
San francisco State CT California. In the matter
Of the estate of CHARLES G. TERRILB de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that WEDNES-
nay the TIN day Of August, AID. 1885, at 10A NJ.
OF said day, and the courtroom of Department. No.
10 OF said court, at the new City Hail. in the City
and County of San Francisco, State of California,
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of said CHARLES C. TERRILI,
deceased, and for hearing the application OF
ANNE III. TERRILI for the issuance to her of
letters testamentary thereon.
Dated July "a, A. ID. 1898.
TSeal] z. +. CURRY, Clerk.
BY F. B. HOUGHTON, Deputy Clerk.
E. F. PRESTON, Attorney for Petitioner.
WARD OF CONTRACTS.
IA AT a meeting of the Board of New City Hail
Commissioners, held July %, 1895, the following
resolution passed TO print:
Resolved, That contract No. IS, for construc-
tional steel in .unda, be awarded Martin Fennell
& SON for $3.50.
That contract No. 70 for corrugated iron be
awarded to ]. II. Mckay for $23i0.
That contract No. 81 for terra Gotta and hollow
tile work be awarded the Gladdlng-McBean Com
pany for $2625.
That contract No. 80 for shelving In Law Library
be awarded W. G. Hughes for 1894, and tie same
do pass 10 print.
and FREDERICK.
]. J. MCCARTHY, Secretary
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FRUITS AND NUTS.
VEGETABLES.
Asparagus. p 10.
& r.tinhnkor don

Asparagus 10. bd12Lentils, 3 b. 800. ga 8
Artichokes, Tadoz. .1063o Lettuce, = doz. 1920
Beets, p doz .12@15Onions, q b.. 20 5
Beans white, p DO 5lOkra, green p h.. 12G115
Colored, p b.. 4(G choppers, dry p ID. -G125
Lima, e h.. 5@ 6lPepper green, p ID. SOLO
Cabbage, each.... 5d10lParsnips, p doZ. ..15@20
Caulihowers, each. 5G SIPotatoes, 4 h.. 20 3
Celery, r bunch.. 5@ -lRadishes. p dzbchs So 20
Cucumbrs, q d.. ..l0@12Rhubarb, q b.. 4@l
Cress q az bunchs. 2U@a25iSage, p fb......25@135
Egg Plant, q H.. SO SIStrng Beans p Ii. 5@ 6
Garlic q h. ....... Ga SiThyme, p ID .2U@30
Green Corn u doz.10@25FIurnips.T q doz. 1920
Green Peas, . h.. 4@ 5.romatoes, 2 b.. SO 8
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FAMILY RETAIL MARKET.

Eggs are dearer. No change In Butter or Cheese
Meats about the same. So is Poultry. Fish
shows considerable change, some kinds being
cheaper and others dearer.
The Fruit and Vegetable markets continue well
supplied at about previous prices.
Following is THE CALLS regular weekly retail
price list:
CoAL-PER TON.
Camel. 49,. -61O 90 PleasantVal 50@10 90
Wellington. -6lO 90 Southfield
New We'll Wellington % 80
lngton.... -@lO OOI Scotch..... % 80
Seattle. % 8 90 Coos Bay. OO0
Castle Gate. 5OG1O OOl
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

ftIbzt July AU-a r NJ
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid ASKED. Bid. asked
U S Is coup.112 U S As reg liz
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BOARD SALES.

Following were the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board Yesterday:
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THE CALL CALENDAR.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
sreAMER IDEsTrNArIoS sans pIrp
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CUT FODDER.
An Illinois farmers Experience with n
Corn Husker aud Fodder Shredder.

An Illinois Farmers Experience with n
Corn uusker and Fodder Shredder.
Tho following experience is related
by an Illinois farmer in letter 90
American Agricultuhst.
About % year ago q noighbor and my.
folf secured o corn huskcr and fodder
shredder This machine was gct so that
tho fodder could be elevated to the hay
NOW Of q barn Fodder was hauled from
the field on low wheeled wagons, run
through ,ho huskor and the shredded
material stored IN one bent of my barn.
Tho carrier being 2S feet long ono man
was able TO place tho fodder as It camo
from tho machine a great amount
can be- stored in small space Lat son.
son put 3i9 shocks ~ hills square in
section Of my NOV 20 feet wide j
feet long and foot 60 whore the roof
touched Tho ido Of tho barn.
Low whoolcd wagons arc great cd.
vantage ia hauling. Wcriggod thcm un
Ourselves. ono is mudo from q fct of
binder trucks coupled go DO VIII Do lb
fcot long Tho other two consist az old
wagons. tho wheels OF which woro ro.
placed by low ones On these We built
racks without bows Five 20 eight
shocks are hauled nt % load The fodder
e. fed 60 the machine much as whoat or
oats We begin this work whom tho cars
arc dry enough 90 crib No attention is
paid 20 dry weather for by proper ham
ding aud littlo tnmr.ns on the load
only % fgw blades are lost At tho ma-
chinoull loose fodder carefully clclnol
up a rop1 running from front end 90
rack 20 rear Ecops tho load in place
whom tho wagon is in motion.
Last winter go ncrcs Of good corn
cared for In this way furnished sufficient
roughnoss for wintcring 90 head oi COWS
and horses. Nothing is wasted. of
course the pithy wood parts Of tho stalk
arc not eaten. but this makes excellent
bedding and ahgorbs liquid manure. We
ont fodder for our noighb1rs at tho rate
OF . conts por huskod bushOl, which be
equivalent % e. or $3.50 per acre
Many thrashcrs now hnvo machines, and
q goodly number OF farmers In tho vicin.
fly are having their feed prepared IN
this way. This enables thCm 10 soil
much OF their straw ind hay. This
shredded fodder also solll for g. 90 per
ton Some farmers intend TO bale aud
ship H.
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Plants that nro being wintcrod in
cold frames must bo kept ~ % standshll
until spring On warm sunny days some
ventilation may Boz necessary 90 prevent
tho plants from starting into life. a
little airing IN winter, however will
usually 80 u great way. one why %
gain ventilation Is hy raising tho head
Of tho sashos just u triilo mud placing It,
tlo blocks of wood under them, thus
holding thom up no that end only tive
or three inches above tho franc.
Available space IN tho greenhouse
may DO proftably filed with lettuce
parsley and tho like ON dark day uyap
Grafton rs slow and comparatively LITTLE
wntor rs needed, Keep % look out fo
the groom ly.
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TRUSTEES SAC,

XtvHEHEA-. D. o. TAHrEY AND JouAN.
w ua 4 tArnrY' be- wife. uY hrr ecf'
tain deed OF tru'i dated th1 .oih dsy ot Jan.
orlHr of tho county recorder % tat lnkn
county rDlri1N OF luh gn TIC i'il Jay Of
January, l-'l, poo MOO. 20 o q. pi MunEatr.' 10
= Iulur. OF sails IHAU lty, Utah Territory
certain real estate Dob Iald decd ut Goa meus
uUHCl a11 moro pHruru ArF hereinafter deH.
certain urHm.H note utuyHu date with Hall
decd uI trust Tor hu Hum of four uUuHlul
nHI l,u hundred dollars .tl,",o. CAtgutgl
NuIUl, payable Co hH order one year with
privilege 20. tau yptff titgr date, with iuiuiuHi
l thereon from date, nI in1 f1i" OF
l4prr cont per luuum. pnIa Do quarterly
| tllt should default le made iu the payment ut
saIu note uruuF pHrt ihcrcu, or 90 lh' 900
/ uHHuf Ha tug came nrroWg gue anl rh}a1'r
| according tu tng tgnHr Hut eject il1tpuf llrN
uui ln tNlf cnHu Hnit Uruin.Hyf Hiuull uc lull lI
1 tlr manner provided Cor ln euu iced % trust
! Wlor.tf .IrfluIt has boon made % tuf tA.
| 'cUtu one hundred un.lars .fl. sil, lu lNn
| payment ul lHtu,.1.s WIlfu Ue.lWn Itc "n
| .tIl iioln on July s'll, l..', Guy N,tNN', Wa-
] been mluy in Hutu aNwrul nlinltft.t nf % Doe
l came IUa quarterly thereafter ana lhg taiut
| D. wholly uup.ii. including 900 nungipAs
SOW, lherciofc' NJ rug .lu,.t ol H,ll. A.'' =,
| said decd of trust occurred ana under suu ~
/ virtue OF tur iHrWH auu authority iu said deuu
] OF fFuHt contained
/ h0fsby give notice that Will, on Ihursdny.
the 4isi day o. FEBRUARY, 4. u. l,ia, "a No
/ hour " D. O'Clock noon OF Hnid Jay, ~ the
front door OF tho sat Lls' County Court
/ House ln salt Lake tlty Utau tvfrilnri, Hril
] 90 public ycudur tho following described real
] DftHtn Iu nHId decd of trust mentioned tIfWlt
] Commencing tNu iiI rods north 20. thr south
| west corner ~ lut threo ,N iu block thirteen
] 40. plat "s' ur -H|t Lake city survey, and
| running thence north dive aut one haf latI
] rods, thruro east uIgat I-I foif, tnunrr
] south i've uud one half iaal rods
I thence Wgst eight l'I r1tH 90 tNc place ui
] commencement aud situate Do sat iGso tI
] ant County UBh Territory, fr tho purpose NJ
] paying HuiI prumIHHurF note uuu $40 lntrfrHi
! urrfulHE thereon from April ain ltil to tuf
] time uf HaC ani 900 costs aud expenses of
] executing tHlf iruaf, including reasonable
! Commissions 600 ihU Trustee aud Tho Attorney
! TOO spec 1el u sai deed ui uuat, for th.
n'Fhcstau best price thr same VIII bring Dol
| caau. ~. IS, YOUNG,
| Trustee.
uaiod at s,t Lake city, U,ah Territory
/ January .l 1905.
| W. =, HARVEY,
] hf|uruHN.
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MAasHAL,s SAC.

DuRsuANT ro Az ORDER or SALE
A and decree uf force 0Hure tu 300 lIrUU ed
OH the Ihlr1 Distinct Court of tht Territory
OF lhh, suAIl expose Of public HAIt a. mo
g,g.r i' ig ,6S e'9 ,,t, ~ s't ilta9 co9Giy
OF ealt lake nud Territory Of itah. on the lItu
day of February, 1885. At H O'Clock d pol. hll tlt
rshL title, claim ono interest uf Addlc 81. q.
Heath. Adiia g. D. Itowhg.a, himiuistratrN
o. tnU estate 81 John D.. Truuhu.n. de-
ru1auL and john W IlCwhcla. June GRACE
1rruhrla. gui Dolly q. Itcwhelh mluor,
boo, Hui 90 the following doHHruCI real estate.
situate, lylIE ana hgtHE in salt Lake CTS and
touuly uAn Territory aud described o. iu''
igihg an undivided one. half ui1 interest,"
beginning ata point two l.I rod south from
tiD northwest corner NJ lgi three % /, 300 block
thlfiy nine W., pas a. 81 Ha.' i4Lo 1V
thence south Three f'I rIds, thence Wrsi Geo
.IuI rode, thouco north turor lal ruGH BOO place
uf beginning containing tWfiy square rods uf
lr1uut 400 % lHil uttt OF way t1f travel
point twenty dive I.U feet aoutH tom tho
northwest corner uf HaId lO' three tl|. and
running thence UfHt seventy. uyu feet, tlcucu
..5. fa,i thonro north pisbt .sj fsott 90 pi1ra VI
beginning, situate DO Tie clty ana county ut
Hl|t Lake, Territory o. Utah TO- lC sod o.
mo property % AudIr g. o.. TrgWhcIi. tfru.
rrok 10. Heath. Henrietta Heath, Ai1.o ". q
TruN uulH. uumInurltrIA uf tlU u.tltr OF John
b. ITUWNtIHt IU.s-. q f.. uuHH ~ l|tUH
he'l june Grace lIgwtu,a, aud Dolls %.
lrrw bella, minor, and Minnie Herman. and
FNsHHHtH Portfolio 90 tho quit OF stephen Hays
NAT 81 nElGuNM,
u. b. MaFahaL
by L. T.. AiouEI.
Dated January gIrd. is1j
booth. Lee a Gray attorneys Tor plaintiff,
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NOTICE.

rI,oTuE STOCKHOLDERS or THE nuL.
4 lion Botk & Champion Mining Company,
"a corporation, You arc hereby notified that
tuU regular annual meeting ~ tho Htuck.
hnldDrs of HHi1 corporation VIII hu held nt tuu
urleu ~ thu CumnauY, room au' 2si MWung'
nam HuiIlu., TIraL south street, salt Lhko
CIV, Territory ~ Utah. ON Monday, The fth
day of f.arrH, pr0EImD, az the huur OF . %. NE
Tor the purpose ~ clcruuE uurrra for lht
other uHluDHH uH may prop rIy come hciuro
the meeting. By order OF thu board OF dirocs
tors.
". j, hEAIlE, secY.
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In rOply 20 % we torn correspondent
tho Iowa Homestead submitted tho fol-.
lowing method Of dressing and shipping
for market. Keep tho birds without
food for 20 hours previous 20 killing.
Kill by bleeding In the mouth. Hang by
tho foot until properly blod Loavo hcnp
and foot ON, and do not romovo intos.
tines or crop, scaldOd Chickens sell bgs,
60 homo trado and dry picked BOSE 10
shippers, 30 that oithor manner Of dross.
ing will do, II properly done. Forscald-
cd chickens tho water should ho n1 near
the boiling point as possible without
boiling Pick tho legs dry before soald-
ing. Hold by tho legs and head and inn
morse and lie up and down three timOs.
II tho head 10 immersed, It turns tho
color Of tho comb and gives tho eyes q
sunkon appearance, which loads buyers
20 think tho fowl has been sick
Tho feathers and pinfonthor should
then DO removed Immediately very
cloanly and without breaking tho skin.
Thon plump" By dipping ten second.
in wator nearly or quite boiling hot and
then Immediately into cold water. HANG
IN u cool place until tho animal heat ii
entirely out To drypick chickens prop
orly the work should DO done while IN,
chickens arc bleeding Do not wait and
lot tho bodies got cold, Dry picking d
much moro easily dono whilo tho bodic
nro warm. 30 careful and do not hr0hl
and tear the skin, In dressing turkey
observe tho Same Instructions us ARC Civ
en- for preparing Chickens, but alwny
dry pick Dressed turkeys, whom dr.!
picked, always sell bcst and comman,
better prices than soaldOd ones
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Tho Fund is Steadily Growing from
Day 10 Day.
FIELDING: nox ELDrR COUNTY,
contribute, Her Mi, aud a Few Pub
lie Spirited salt Laker' nemcm-
brrs The Heroes Of a.

CARD FROM tine FiHsr rHfsiDENcf'
Sal, Lake CITY, Jan. 20, 1870.
Notes is hereby given that conlri'
buttons TO the monument to be ertttoi
900 sait Lake cry In memory o.
brigham Young aud the pioneers viii
hereafter, and until further notice, be
acknowledged through the columns Of
the DrarlEr NEWS. Il IL respected
that agencies Tor the collection oiiunds
lor this worthy purpose viii be o''ap
liahtd In each ward In Gll the stAke''
and that said funds, with the list I
namtsOi tine contributors, viii lc .ot'
waritd o. ffcqucntlyu convenient 70
Irbrf ". Wrlis, secretary ui the bfi4 70
nam Young Memorial AsH0ciAtohihilt
Lake Cily, who will see that rhmu are
properly acknowledged va the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that thr
trupIe Will respond generously 400
ltumpiIy 20 this call 40 that 10 pJsilol'
TIE monument may DO cImpiclr4,
dedicate nul unveiled 20 she pubhr
by the Go day ~ mex. Ogiohcf
NIrIuD Woodbury.
GmruE g. tASSuNi
JusipII A.. sMlIIi
Fiat Presidency VI tue Church OF
Jcsua Christ 81 Lstlor.duy Saints.
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Is visible not n'ono In the wot but
Throughout tho country. The work Of
organization aud agitation. through
national, intor tate, state and county
associations, will go forward with 800.
novul uorgy from now until tho uozt
great international congress assemblies
90 Albuquerque n. NJ, in tho autumn
Of lanl
Northwestern fazrCsd from Tho 1894
crop Is turning out much poorer iu
quality than promised earlier iu tho sea.
som This trying crop Dos long since
boon hanishod from the s1il of Ohiound
adjoining statcs and pushed to tho now
c0untrIc
Alfalfa IS having a tremendous boom
in tho central west and especially In
Kansas and Nebraska
over much OF tho great corn bolt tho
season was exceptionally favorable Tor
tho preservation OF cora fodder and
btUyOr
Tho average yiold OF tobacco is near.
" double that of lass year and tho ay.
urago quality good.
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NOTICE
In tho Probate C0ur. iu qua Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF JAh.

In tho Probate Couri iu tnd tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Jtal
10 the matter of iho eftato OF Elam Ludding.
ton, uCcullel.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n james Johnston, executor % mo estate
UI Elam ludfIuEtou. duUrasud, has ruu.
uCrCd COR settlement ami Med lu Fai court,
hIa unal account Uf hIH administrator
OF SAID estate and petition Cor nnlI disc
ubuu0u Of TOO tcaIiuu ui faid estate anon e
the persona entitled luorrtO, and tnat saturday
the Wh Jay " tCsUhty, a, D., lrl, 90 Do
O'Clock "a a. at the rauft room Of aaid rpur..
iu tho County Court House, SAT- Lake CIty ami
County Utah Territory, hHs been duly uu
pointed by tho judge NJ bnid court, Tor thr
fcuicmuu. OF said account aud hearing Ha.i
Uguu1n for GIHlrluHuun, no which tmo and
place any person iutrrrtt.u Don Haid estate may
arpcar and thow cause. % any there uo. why
saiI accuIut should not hu settled aud 40
proved and lual d.lguIuiion made a. prayed
dated January 10Th, a. %, 1855.
~. B.. STANTON
clerk VI Probate Court.
uy 4. q. UIEsr, Deputy.
Maddcll q Adams, utt1rncyH
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ASSESSMENT notice.


once so u.l8 Main st.. salt Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE Ia Hereby GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting 90 que board OF directors Of
mo ttlt tuku Asphalt Company, held On the
lisa day OF January, lsl5. an ASSIGNMENT called
No. o., in place Ot 80 @ Tuciuduu, of .COutl
por share, was layitl on tho capita stock Of
ifs r0mpiny. payable Immediately 10 ~. N.
Williams treasurer 80, MS MAN street.
salt Iuku tiN ltgh. Any sturE upon Wuirn
said assessment HhIll remain unpaid on the
uuQuUut aud advertised tor sale, ana unIrHH
payment BE- made before, will boz sold at public
auction ON March 10Th, 1875, ul Do u'C urt ~,
at tho Aforosuid oncn, no. pay the delinquent
AaHvsHmeut. together with cost ~ advertising
and expenses ~ salc 49, order OK tho DOarl
" ''' MILANDo PRATT soc'y.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Esatc Of Nathan Hanson. deceased.
NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN HY THE
~ undersigned, I1arph Hanson and janice
Winter yAUguiUH uuuUr ihu IHHt Wlll nul
cfuII'UTH Uf ana 40 persons having claims
HEluHt 600 HriI deceased, tn cNhinI' iunm
with Iur necessary vouchers within tuu months
after Che Hr.t publication ~ this notice tu tnu
HHid executors, 90 tHU office OF -. Harrington.
$3.50 Constitution building SAT- Lake tily, Boo
the county of SAT- LatU. ....
JOSEPH HANSON,
JANIS WINTERS.
Executors of tho laFt wan and IuaIamrni OF
Nathan Hanson, deceased,
Dated january . ltHA
DANtEL liAmusaruN, attorney for executor
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Professor Henry advises feeding
wheat TO hogs ia tho straw scattering
II oyor tho ground, He claims that tho
results would DO just us good as II icOG.
ing tho wheat thAshod
Tho irrigation movement IS accumu.
latiug tremendous impetus, which
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GtyEN BN TIE
~ uudnuigncd, administrator uf che CHs
ttH OF Martin Nelson deceased. 90 thU cr1d.
Uurs OF, uuu nN uUuunH having Claims usHIrHt
thu SAID declared. GO oNuIUU thCm with tNo
necessary vouchers. within four months Aflrr
ih0 nrst publication of thlH notice, Co thr Hhid
ndminIttfatur. ut so. o. Doutgr street. On
sllt Lalu City On tHo County Of salt Lake,
Utah
Dated January ltth i4gL
IuEuruiLUs 81. DAVIS,
Administrator Of thu EHtat0 % Mar ia Neil,
son, deceased.
JUuy n CASNoS. attorney Tor estate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08
NOTICE

SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. b, ls9a.
VNUE ANIMAL MEETING or THE
i st0cauOIIuFs u thu Womhn'a Coop viii
be hold ln Che f0urtCOuth Ward Roller society
boil ON "wednesday, tOh lath, no 2 D. ne Tor
tho purpose OF receiving reports and transact
iuE other business ln connection with tho TO-.
rutuuun. thNA 1opuAhnt
Secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08
NO ICE.

fTHFRE VIII BE 4 MEETING or THE
i atockhoIders OF the salt Lake Amusr.
mont ASSOCIATION, iu the onitg OF tur manager.
Grand Opern House building on Wudnosduv,
February .lth Itvl, at u'clurs b. m., Tor tho
purpose Ot voting Tor % Reissue Of stOrk, amt
any other business mat may come before Inc
meeting Called uy order VI
!. u MuNALLl, President
iHAhh MAlTEsH, Woo President.
~. T, iIrNu, Director,
10 H, luU'G, Director
JAS. uugErs, Director
u. Do. NUUIUH, FuUrpIlrv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-08

on the lO,h Of August 1881, were
laid the foundations Of The hftt mousse
erected IN salt llaEo Valley the ne
bullt by the Mofmous ives. OF Winter
Quattcff. Brigham Young f'nfifo
our 0f these h0usrs, hcrur &. ia me
bal fnug Stephen Markham one WI
lard Richards one, sud Luicuzo -.
Young one. This was thU beginning
OF the Oli Fort The nfHt house o. De
ishsd aud occupied was L1ruud1 y.
Houns'g. Thee houses 'ztrndel coN-
liuuouply along the east line OF "a.
s'Ocksdr, beginning ut the northeast
c.ruur Their Urlur was ts tphn"
Brigham Young, four r0om'i L1tr'
". Young, two; Heller G., klmoaiI
i've; Willsrd KHcunrIt, twci Wili0tu
Wu0dun, two; George A. Sm,gli lWoi
Amusa 81. Lyman, two, nLd hin'lur
SNOW, one. Thtro lst dwellings were
Of logs. They had poles iur fniieiI
Willows for roo {. md iu len Of shinEirF
earth; nn insufficient shelter or woe
.oUuI later nom autumn rhins Hnu
WiuipI'd melting srUws. Fl0oiu anu
criurga we've rare nud n tuu iuloi
anu most pfim two kiui,whilo window
glaze wus almost un uukn. VII quhI
iify."-NhhCy'a iiHi0ry ~ tt9h.