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Many ladies were pn the streets to- day, shopping.

Many ladies were on the streets to- day, shopping.
 Dr. A. C Thompson, of Sulphur Springs, is in the city today. .apt. Ed Y. Williams, of English, is Pine Bloff visitor today.
 --------.----------- Mr. ]. NJ. Oracle came down from Little Rock this morning. Eggs are 20 cents ser dozen in the Pine Bluff market.
 Hunters say that quail are fast perishing for lack oi water. Sweet potatoes and Irish potatoes are retailing at $l.00 per bnahel InI this market
 our dry goods merchants are mak- ing preparations for theis fail open iags.
 The Elk Restaurant is the place Q secure good meal or lunch. Served it all hours. 9 , If
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 \ protracted meeting is ln pro. gress at the Riverside Methodist church by the Ker J r. Carr. Every body invited
  &GROFU1A L. i,3 worst form SaS yields to tho blood cleansing power Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. Thousands of casss have been perfectly CURED. 1 Mir tins Waterman. of Bnmas, is spending he day in the city with his family.
 A select line of homemade candies at the kau'y Kitcben. d-3t Mir M Gans returned home today after spending the summer in . Europe
 Get your meals md iunches at the Elk Restaurant. nn Barraque St. Meals served ill first-class style. Tertls to suit the times, 95 Ii
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Chief Dispatcher Day Mills, of he Cotton Belt, has returned home af- l ter spending vacation in Illinois.
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 The ladles of the sixth Avenue iiartist Church served nn ice.cieau, supper In the Wi.hers' buIldIhg FL day night which was largely at- tended The children of the Sundat School were served with creaW free of charge. while Il amaii fec was charged adults. About $l5 was { realized from the entertainment.
 From Mondays Daly9
 Miss Teden Treadwill, of RIson, is 1 visiting Pine Bluff friends.
 Mir E. 1. Klein, oS Noble Lake. is in the city. Mir. J. $. Mcdonnell. of Altheimer, was q visitor to tue city today. The Grand Jury convened at 2l o'clock this afternoon.
 But little cotton was brought in today.
 Mir. John L. Mills is spending the day in the city.
 Mai. W. II. Davis, of Athclmer, arrived here today.
 ADaas-WlEsoN PRINTING Co 2t steam lob Pi1uiers. Messrs. Tom Donovan and Tom Fuller left for St. Louis Inst night on 4 pleasure trr.
 Air. John T. Niven left las night for his kome at Rison, Hftcr n husi- ness trip to this city
 "Hogan's Alley Will hp presented Ut the opera house on the night ef October l.
 Mir. Jeff Hicks returnea iast night from St, Louis and teavrs to- night for Memphis, on huslneA.
 The lawyers, whose officers werr burned Sunday morning are hunt ing new quarters today.
 Tue heavy water pressure at the fire Sunday morning caused ,t num- her of leaks in the water mains.
 Ladies, k. H. stenrns X Go. have just received shipment ot aadies ehattelaines, which are so much worn these days His stock lo this tliBe K perfectly lovely. anu very cheap. Call and examine theGc orna- ments.
 The Petit Jury of the -Ieif.sson Circuit Court will not be conyesed again until October II.
 The GRAPHIC wishes its JevY ish friends merry and prosperous New Year.
 Mir. A. Blum hns returned home from the Eastern markets where he purchased large stock of goods.
 Chief Dispatcher Day Mtlls, of he Cotton Belt, has returned home nf- ter spending Iaeati ton in Illinois.
 
 A little scrap" between tive, young men occurred sunday morn ing which the police did not get ] 'Onto,"
 Six cases were before the police conrt this morning. The offenders were charged with drunks. and dis- turbing the reacr. Mir. Chas Well was the recpiene of many New Year cards todas. ue K one of the most popular busincs & men in the city. Idu Clandy, a white woman from an East Barraque Street lnusc oi i'll fame, was fined $l0 in police court , this morning for petit larceny.
 Subscribers will please report 10 the GRAPHIC promptly amy failure on the part of carriers to deliver 1he paper regularly. Both phones. at.f
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protracted meeting is In pro. gress at the Riverside Methodist church by tbe Rev J [. Carr. Every body invited
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From Mondays Daily

Miss Teden Tread will, of RIson, is visiting Pine Bluff friends.
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Dr. A. c. Thompson, of Sulphur Springs, is in the city today.
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The Petit Jury of the -leff sson Circuit Court will not be convesed again until October II.
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The GRAPHIC wishes ite Jewish friends merry and prosperous New Year.
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tapt. Ed Y Williams, of English, is Pine BlofY visitor today.
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Mr. J. $. Mcdonnell. of Altheimer, was q visitor to tue city today.
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Mir. F.. \. Klein, oI Noble Lake. ls In the city.
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Messrs. Tom Donovan and Tom Fuller left Tor St Louis Inst night Nn q pleasure trir.
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Mr. ]. N. Oracle came down from Little Rock this morning
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Mai. W. II. Davis, of Althclmer. arrived here today.
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The Elk Restaurant is the place to secure n good meal or lunch. Served at all hours. 95 If
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Ladies, k. H. stenrns X Go. have just received shipment ot aadies ehattelaines, which are so much worn these days. Ills stock lo this liBe K perfectly lovely. anu very cheap. Call and examine theec orna- ments.
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Get vour meals md iunches at the Elk Restaurant, "n BaIraqne St. Meals served ill firSt-class style Tertis t9 suit the times, 95t
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The Grand Jury convened at o'clock this afternoon.
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Air. John T. Niven left las night for his kome at Rison. uftcr a husi- pess trip 10 this city,
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Mir t;ns Waterman, of Dumas. is spending be day in the city with hia family.
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Eggs are 20 cents per dozen in the Pine Bluff market.
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Sweet potatoes and Irish potatoes are retailing at $l % per bushel in this market.
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Mir John l.. Mills is spending the day in the city.
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'rhe heavy water pressure at the fire Sunday morning caused ,t num- her of leaks in the water mains.
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ADsas-WlEsoN PRINTING Co 2t steam .lob Pi1uters.
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our dry goods merchants are mak- ing preparations for tliei.' fal opeB- ings.
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The lawyers, whose officers werr burned Sunday morning, are hunt ing new quarters today.
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Hunters say that quail are fast perishing for lack of water.
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IR. DRIVER m THE ROLE OF THE JUGGLER.

troduced. as well as facts about people
inhahiting the different portions OF the
earth. This serves the double purpose
of storing their mind with knowledge
and of making lessons interesting.
Deaf pupils, Il must be remembered,
do not learn of everyday happenings
from the conversation OF those about
them.
The third diagram is of school
room in the deaf and dumb school in
Ogden; next map of the building;
then of the grounds. The pupils ideas
of space and direction are gradually
and naturally developed by means Of
questions, answers and suggestions,
until the class has a correct knowl-
edge OF their immediate surroundings,
with reference to the points of the
compass, or familiarity with reference
to the north star.
From the. play ground. orchard and
field Of the school the pupils are led
the city Its principal features in to-
conspicuous streets and buildings.
Then comes a map of Weber county
and the drill en- this gives the pupils
an accurate knowledge OF its various
featuTes-the railroads and riverg, as
well as the highways end other dis
tinctiVe features. Thence by the same
simple methods the childs ideas are
led out over the state to their several
homes and On cut to other ste tes and
other continents, The method is Ger
tainly the natural method. and from
the comments OF leading educators It
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Rrn+her Jones.

George ". Jones, candidate on the
Democratic ticket for councilman from
The Second ward, is very shrewd pol
itician. He believes in the old saying,
the greatest good for the greatest
number" hut in his case No. 1 is the
greatest number. The Democrats of
the Second should not deceive them
eelves nv thinking for a single moment
that Mr.. Jones IS going TO lose any
sleep or spend many anxious hours
Worrying about the success of the DEM
ocratic ticket in MS ward or the city
az large. so long rs ne can pull through
himself, Mr.. Jones can accommodate
himself 10 tie majority of the mem
bers of the city council, be they Re
nublicang or Populists. His election viii
1,,,t be q Democratic triumph. He Is
welded 10 % particular political prin-
oiple or theory Of government, and as
a member OF the council he will rep
resent no mar or body of men before
hi~nself. His activity or enterprise in
0ublfc life cannot be questioned. He is
an energetic as well as an entertaining
gentleman. and no matter who may ht'
eIerted 10 the council, should Mr. Jones
MANAGE 10 get IN no man would take
= more active part in the affairs Of the
.,i4v than he. hut ne would reDreseni
M one b,,t himself, and in case tfr
oen1orrats should ever be in need Of
his vote 10 carry out legitimate party
noliev ho would dictate terms to then.
ar should the Republicans need his as
distance he wouId so 90 their ala on the
same conditions. He should not be
elected.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE FOUR ACES MIN
ing Company. Notice of special stock
holders meeting. Notice is hereby
given that, there will be a special
meetinS Of the stockholders OF the
Four Aces Mining company at the
office of the company, room 500
Auerbach block Salt Lake City,
Utah. ON Wednesday uhe 10uh day of
November. 1881. at the hour of 2 o'clock
p. m. of said day. for the purpose of
ianendins. article xiv, Of the articles Of
incorporation of said company 50 that
the same will read as follows:
THE board or directors shall have the
power to levy assessments ON the capital
stock of this corporation for the purpose
of paying tfle. debts and carrying ON the
business of the corporation. and to sell
and declare forfeited all stock upon
which said assessments shall not be paid
as in resolution and notice of assessment
provided.
And to repeal all of said article xiv, in
conflict with the said amendment and for
the transaction of such other business as
may be lawfully brought before such
meeting. BY order of the board of
directors HIRAM z. BOOTH,
T. r. SLATER, President.
Secretary
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authority o. subjects connected with
the education OF the deaf. The author
OF the article referred TO is Frank NJ
briggs. . Utah boy. native of Pleas
ant Grove. and for several years an
instructor in the Utah school for the
deaf The title OF the article is "Geog-
raphy Teaching" and has other fea-
lures to commend ii, especially to Utah
lsoDie. besides The nativity of its au-
thor. IN outlining the method recon-
mended for teaching the subject, Mr.
briggs has occasion to impress the top
Ographical and geographical features OF
some locality on his readers and the
central place of that localityis made
school room in the Utah School for the
Deaf. Dumb and Blind here in Ogden.
The author got down TO the primary
elements oc education in his treatise.
Whether this IS because the difficulties
in the education of the deaf makes
clearness absolutely necessary for one
who would make himself clearly I'M
derstood, or whether it is the author 5
mastery of the subject, or both, certain
it is that the article is as SerYieeable TO
teachers in general work as to those
engaged in the work of educating the
deaf.
Mfr. briggs method makes each pu-
pil 2 teacher to his classmates and TO
his teacher The experience of each
has been different and each contributes
his knowledge of the country to that
Of his fellows.
The matter is Illustrated by the au-
thor and the first diagrams show how
to teach the pu.!ls to find the north
star and to determine the points OF the
compass. A few simple facts about
climatic conditions and weather are in
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also that he believes Republicanism
and prosperity are synonymous. If this
latter be true, Mr.. Driver, why did you
vote for Bryan? IF Republicanism was
to give prosperity. why did you vote
against it?
Don't forget that silver win be an
issue in every campaign until the dnes-
ton is settled Put none but silver
men on guard.
Did the Republicans consider that
the law made it obligatory to lay aside
$4,000 for the sinking fund when they
promised that 20 per cent reduction
Which were they. trichery OF isnor-
anoe? Either answer will do.
The IiveHest meeting thus far held
was the one last night ID the Fifth
ward amusement hall. the speakers be
ing David Evans, A. J. Weber, j. a.
BOYLE and Howard Carpenter VIII
lard Snow, candidate for the council,
was chairman. Mr.. Boyle confined MS
remarks to the matter Of municipal
taxation, and said that if he should be
elected the taxes would be reduced as
much as possible. Mr.. Evans also
spoke on this subject. but kept the sill
yer issue well to the front Each men,
ton Of the names Of Mr.. Boyle and Mr..
Bryan was greeted With hearty cheers
% % %
There viii be q meeting tonight in
the Fourth ward.
The registration. which closed yester-
day. has been the heaviest ever known
here. Both committees made an organ
lied effort TO get out all their voters
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

NOTICE OF -AssESSMENT.-N
of corporation, Ireland Land s. Cattle
Salt Lake City Utah Works of the
company in Sewer county, Utah. Notice
is hereby given that a a meeting Of the
directors OF said company held on the
18th day of October. 1897. in Salt Lake
City. Utah, the assessment heretofore
September, 1884,. was rescInded and de-
,Jared to be nun and void, and that the
board of directors then levied an assess
ment OF one dollar and twenty-five cents
per share on the capital stock of the
Corporation. payable on or before the 10Th
day of November. 1897. to G. L. Rood. Sec
Rotary Of the company, at the office of the
company IN Salt Lake City, Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may ,.t-
main UNPAID, on the idth day OF Novem-
vertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is made before. viii be
sold on the eth day Of December, 1881.
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the cost OF advertising and expense
OF sale. c. L. ROOD,
Secretary.
Location of office of secretary. Masonic
building. No. 1914 South West Temple
street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Dated Oct. IS, 1897
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

EAGLE MINING COMPANY -Prlncl-
pal place of business. Salt Lake City
Utah. Location of works. Gable Cove
Mining district. Baker county. Oregon.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the directors held on October 7, 1887
49, Iey share was levied on the capital
stccI Of the corporation. payable to
George L. Weller. secretary, room All Nc
Gornick building Salt Lake City, Utah. on
November 10. 1897. Any stock upon which
his assessment remains unpaid on No
vernher TO- 1897, viii be delinquent on
November II, 1897, and advertised for
,,,.T+ is made before viii be sold on the
ilt dav OF December, 1897. to pay the de-
iiuouent assessment together with costs
Of advertising ard expenses of sale.
GEORGE L, WELLER,
Secretary. Al Mccormick Building, Salt
Lake City, Utah
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n ssrssMENT NOTICE

aSSESSMEST NOTICE. UNDINE
NJ pnlns; company, location or mines, Tin
NJ mining district, Juab county, Utah.
,tT,s1H.pII place OF business Provo Utah.
Notiee is hereby given that al meeting
of Inc Directors OF the Gndlne Mining
Company. heid On k'riaay. the 11uh day of
September, 1884,, an assessment OF one
sfnck OF the eoApauy, payable 20 the sec
retary st his office. No q Main street,
-,aIT Lake CITY. ut8n. uefora the 30th dag
~ OCTOBER, 1871. Any stock upon which
tnls assessment may remain unpaid on
ne a0tfl day OF October. 1897. will be de-
llnquent. and WIZ De advertised Tor sale
at public aues.9n, ana unless payment is
~ November, at u oclock noon TO pay
.he delinquent assessment together with
east of advertising and expenses of sale.
JOSEF Fl GEOtiHEGAN
SecrefaI-Y
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AssEssMENT NOTICE.

NORTH STAR MINING AND MILL
ing company. Principal place Of bust
ness. OGDEN, Utah. Notice IS hereby
given that at a meeting of the directors
assessment of one-l1fteenth d-t5) of one
cent per share was levied on the capital
stock of the corporation. payable on or
before Wednesday. tho 10th day Of No
yember. 1887, 10 the secretary az his Office.
room SIS Utah Loan and Trust company
building, Ogden, Utah. Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain I'M
VIM be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment is
made before. will be sold on the goth dag
Of November, 1897, at II o'clock, noon, 10
pay the delinquent assessment. together
with cost or advertising and expenses or
sale J. III. KNAUSS. Secretary.
Ogden. Utah. Oct. Z. 1881.
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Political Notes.

Whatever may be said OF z. NJ. ALI
sons abilities as an attorney, it must
be conceded that ne was one of the
strongest supporters Of Arthur Brown
for the senate, and was one Of the in
corporaioYs OF the Ogden Press, the
Mckinley organ of Utah. It has been
claimed that Mr. Allison is a silver adj
vocate, but man is known by the
company he keeps, and by the conf
pauies that keep him. Ny. Allison
keeps the company OF gold standard
advocates and gold standard corpora
tons retain him. SILVER is an issue in
this campaign. Put none but silver
men on guard.
The Standard yesterday in its edi-
foriaI columns admitted AH error in its
figures OF Sunday. just as The Herald
did in its figures Of Friday. The Stand
ard then said the admission proved The
Herald a "DDigerabla fakir ana juEgler
of figures" and asked IL anyone would
believe what The Herald said after this.
What has it II say now about uner-
ring accuracy
Il. T. Woolley is. or al least was. a
candidate for the nostoffice of Ogden.
being aVcwedly 4 gold standard adro-
cafe. what iHEss the people OF Tie
east-the inii1eliial men working ia
behalt of Air. No0tey think If ne were
20 lse elected to the city council. They
must conclude thar after an the belief
in free coinage al l6 - l is not al all
deep seated. hut only a passing fancy.
Put none but silver men On guard.
. q (;
1t is becoming quite apparent day BY
DIV that the Standard IS 6ispleased
Wien yhe Herald. Every day a con-
siderable portion Of IT'S space is devoted
10 reference 10 this Daper. in which
sucd terms as fake. lie" "falsifie1'
and kindred epithets arc ShoWered up
on The Herald. Since Friday the self
STYLED pioneer silver paper Of Utah"
has been trying 10 break The force OF
the expose made by The Herald of the
absurdfty of the absolute pledge given
by 81 Republican candidates Yester-
dav is contained the assertion that il
had interviewed the Republicans quot
ed by The Herald and in every instance
they claimed 10 have been nisquote5
William Driver, what do YOU ;l1ink Of
that Have you not told many people
within the last fen days that The Her
aid reported you correctly and that you
stood By your statements then made +?
Witnesses were gresent when Fl. C.
WardteiEil mas Interviewed. Why does
not the standard try 10 impeAch that
interview William c. Wilson read -lhe
Republican pledge through Tor himself
ere he commented on 1t. and the writer
does not believe he ever claimed The
Herald misrepresented il 10 him IN
every case when Republicans asked
that their remarks be not printed the
request was respected.
q o @
Mr.. Driver says he voted for Bryan;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-27
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR I'M
r.-oyenleHts to SAT- Jake county
nilr.u2ry VIII la received ss TIE
county clerks office until 70 N.
On the 20uh day Of October 1897
FOR the following work. excavation
mason work. cut stone work. concrete
floors. latai1g and plasterinG, carpenter
structtonal iron and steal work, heating
and veutilating. electric wiring, and TIN
and galvanized iron work and plumbing.
Plans and specifications ran be seen at
South First West street. The county
commissioners reserve the right to re-
feet amy and all proposals.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF ANTONY SALVATORE,
alias Sullivan. deceased. Notice is here
by given by the undersigned adntnls-
TRAITOR of the estate of Antony Salvatore
alias Sullivan. deceased. TO the creditors
of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased 10. exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice, 20 the said administration at No.
56 west First South street, Salt Lake City,
in the county Of Salt Lake. Utalh.
c. BONETTI
Administrator Of the estate of Antony
Salvatore. alias Sullivan, Deceased.
Dated Goth of October, 1897.
Wiley l.. Brown, Attorney for Admin
is1f14ai're,r
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Local Rriefs.

My Friend from India is billed 70
the Grand Monday next.
The auarantine AZ the state school 70
the deaf and dumb has been raised,
Put none bus bimetallists on guard
Mark an Y up by the rooster and b
careful how you scratch
The concert and ball in homer Of j.
seph Mcfarland occurs tomorrow nign
IN the Third ward institute
Tonight "'rhe Heart Of Chicago
comes TO the Grand. It's scenic effects
especially IL The track scene, are sai'
q be almost marvellous.
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yesterday, but the Democrats are con-
ceded TO have had the most corplete
registration. and nearly every one of
their voters was brought out The Re
publtcans conceded that perhaps 90 OF
theirs had failed to register
3 q q
There will be enc or two changes in
the speakers al the opera house Sat
urday night from the announcement
made previously. Q. w. Powers viii
be present. and it is reasonably certain
that Congressman King and DR.. Mat
tie H. Cannon viii attend.
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Ike rArKrNa or urAH.
Article Calls Attention to the Ut
Sfate nssf and Dumb School.

g'he September Dnnbsr Of Anlayiaay
annals contains an article that IS d;
tracing much attention from educator
and seems To nave clements that NJ.
cause il TO receive more ana moge
recognition as ihe months and ths
years go by. American Annals OF thu
Deaf is edited by Edward Allen Fay Q.
Gallandet college, Washington, D. G.
and is conceded 70 be a most eminent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-27
r,s,rATE OF ANGELo pAMRROsIo

ESTATE OF A1NEELU- -DAMBROSlO,
alias Dambrose, deceased Notice is here
BY riyta by the undersigned admins
traitor Of the estate of Angelo Dambrosfo,
alias Danlbrase. deceased. to the CREDITORS
of, and all PERSONS having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with
months after tho first publication of this
notice. to the said administrator at No.
sc Vest FIRST Souuh street, Salt Lake Cay,
in the county of salt Lake, Titan:
c. BONETTI,
Administrator of Estate of Angelo Dam
bros:o alias DambroSe Deceased.
Dated 10th of October. 1891.
Wlley L. Brown, Attorney for Admins