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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18
southern Rnilwny Notice.

There has been many questions asked as
TO whether special rates would be made TO
New York on account of the Grant monu-
mcnt convention. No line in Texas has
male rate so far. but thar those who
may wish to attend may know the rates
made from New Orleans the following cir
cuiar IS published as furnished to the sew
cral agents Of the southern railway:
Grant monument ceremonial New York.
April u; For the occasion above speci-
He'd lines members OF this association are
hereby authorized 10 use the following
rates to New York City aud return
For individuals-A rate OF one first.
class fare and one-thrd per capita, tickets
10 be Of iron clad signature form, limited
to continuous passage In each direction.
For military and other organizations ia
uniform. twenty-five (25) or more travelling
together on one ticket, one first-class fare
per capita.
Tickets may be sold April % to rs inclu.
s've. with final limit May 8. 1897, from all
points
From points in Virginia and North Caro-
Ina tickets may be sold April % to 26 in
elusive. with final limit May s. 1897
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the several occasions by the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass Railway company
Fourth district saeneerfest. Fayetteville,
Texas. May l6. For the above occasion You
mas sell round trip tickets to Fayetts-
Vile. Texas on May Is, limited to the
l7,h for return. at rate of one and ore
third fare,
Meeting Of the Red Mon Houston, Texas,
May g For the above occasion tickets VIII
be odd on the certificate plan, Secretary
unku9w1.
First annual convention Texas spiritual
lists. san Antonio Texas. May to 3, in
elusive. For the above occasion tickets
viii be sold on the certificate plan. Sec
rotary unknown.
Woman's board OF mission OF Cumper-
land Presbyterian church, Fort Worth,
Tcxas. May to i. inclusive. For the above
occasion tickets VIII be sold on the GER
iihcate plau.
Commencement exercises Southwestern
university, Georgetown Texas, May 20 TO
June /. Inclusive. For the above occasion
you may sell round trip tickets TO George
town. Texas. at rate OF one and one third
fare Tickets to DO sold May % and 20.
limited to June for return.
Grand ledge knights of Pythas (co,-
orod), Sherman. Texas, May H. For the
above occasion you may sell round trip
tickets To sherman, Texas, on May . and
10. limited to May 10 for return, at rate
u one fare.
Epworth League convention. Waco.
Texas, May II, L. and and 10, For the above
occasion you may sell round trip tickets
TO Waco al rate OF one fare not to exceed
So. tickets to be sold May 10. limited to
18th for return
Canceling special rate order No, SGT
Referring to my special rate order No, SG1,
rates TO Galveston. account MeSIcan Vet
,raus' association, April 81 and 80. lnas.
much as many OF the members Of this as
sociaton are also members Of the Texas
Veterans association. II has been decided
that the meeting OF the Mexican Veterans
association will be held at Houston,
Texas, instead OF Galveston. and special
ratio order authorizing rates 10 Houston
account OF Texas Veterans association will
cover the Mexican Veterans association
meeting
Odd Fellows anniversary celebration,
Waco. Texas, April 20 and o. For the
above occasion tickets will be sold on the
pprtiucnfn nlap
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Meeting Of the Red Mon Houston, Texas,
May r. FOR the above occasion tickets VIII
bee sold on the certificate piun Secretary
unknown
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-18

Epworth League convention. Waco.
Texas, May II, l. and and 10. For the above
occasion you may sell round trip tickets
TO Waco at rate OF one fare not to exceed
S5. tickets to be sold May 10. limited to
18th for return
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CAPTAIN a. b. Doucette of the land de-
partment of tho southern Pacific is on a
visit to Houston.
j w. Evans, freight claim agent Of the
Gun. Colorado and Santa Fe. is in the
city and for a wonder says he is not on a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-08

A milkman who has to do his own
milk pasteurizing puts the milk into
any ordinary bottles, nearly filling
thom and placing astopper of cotton
batting in the neck He then sets them
on thin strip Of wood or inverted pic
plate which has been perforated in u
tin basin or pail Of water and heats
them until the milk shows n tempera-
ture Of nearly 100 degrees. Tho bottles
are then stoppered and removed to the
back Of the stove for 20 minutes, during
which they should be covered win a
dry towel or the pail cover, At the end
of that time tho bottles are removed
and set in warm water. which is gradu-
ally cooled and then iced. Many people
use tin vessels, the advantage Of which
is that they may be plunged from hot
breakage and with possible benefit to
the milk. The best form is a double
boiler oatmeal cooker. Tho inner tin
contains the milk and the outer the
water, which can be easily brought to
boiling point. For killing the bacillus
OF tuberculosis n minimum Temporal
ture Of l49 degrees should be main
tained for 10 minutes, of lao degrees
for half an hour If tho milk has been
obtained from herd known to be free
from tuberculosis or there is no fear of
this trouble, a pasteurizing temperature
of from 1888 degrees to 140 degrees,
maintained for go minutes, is sufficient
to give good housekeeping qualities
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LoLoRsv GOODS.
How to "sctr Them So They WIN Not
Fade when Washed.

Fade when Washed.
II is absolutely impossible to tell
whether a color will or will not wash un-
til trial has been made, and even after
the first trial one need not feel too Sc
cure, for delicate shades, unless prop
erly "set," almost invariably lose a
little of their brightness each time the
garment is laundorod, so by far the
safest plan IL to set" the color before
1t goes to the tub for the first time.
One Of the best methods Of setting
delicate colors is also the cheapest and
least troublesome. 1t consists IN simply
making strong brine Of cold water
and salt and soaking the garment from
12 to "a hours. OF course this should
be done just before going to the laun-
dry, and the salt should not BIO allowed
to dry in it. This is especially good for
all shades of pink and green, and col
ors once set this way will be bright as
long az there is scrap Of cloth.
A strong solution of alum and water
is good, particularly with blues and the
more delicate shades Of brown, bat its
effect is not as lasting as that of salt,
and it is sometimes necessary to renew
the bath after the first three or four
washings.
Yet another and very highly spoken
Of wash to insure against fnding is
solution of sugar of lead and water,
about Diokols worth Of the drug TO a
gallon of water This recipe has but
one objection. 1t is poisonous, and for
that reason in house where there are
children or animals it should be handled
with the utmost care. The same objeo
tion can DO raised against the use Of
copperas and water, though thoro are
some colors, lilacs and yellows, that
can only be made fast by soaking them
In it for something more than S or
10 hours, Solutions of salt and alum
are perfectly harmless, but too much
care cannot be exercised in the handling
of sugar OF lead and copperas
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Won ARE HEREBY pEouIREp no Al

you AXE HEREBY REQUIRED TO APP.
u pear IN an acton brought ugainst YOU
ny the aboye.nRmod plaintiff in The District
Court OF the Tnud Judicial District OF tie staf
oil utah and 10 answer tho complaint filed
therein within ten days teNclusiyr OF the ds5
ot seryico) after the service on YOU of hi.
summons-if served within this county; or Il
served out of thlt county but IN tns district
within twenty days; olhervise within fory
dhys-or Judgment NV defAult Will Ne takrt
sgninst you, according to tho prayer Of SAT-
compliant
Inc SAID action IS brought to have an order
OF this coGrt sppolniing guardian al liten
for defendant, Joseph Il. FlauHHAn, who u
non cOmpos menus, to have judgment Agalnn
the defendants, ; IHnagan Tor the sum OfSTj
principal ana interest thereon AZ the rate Of
per cent per month from December 1, i,Qs,
Tor s. ~ taxes, with interest at 5 per cent yer
nnnum from Apri - 1871; for sluu attorneys
fees ana Tor costa of SUIT alleged 10 he due upon
n certain promssurynote G, eNecutod by SAID de
tcndants, Flanagan, to one H.. /. sChetter a
agent for the plginth at salt Lake cry. Dec,
4th, 1883, for the SUN OF S9I', bearing interest
nj per cent per month. came icing securedby
NOR gage OF even date thorowlih ur premises
hereinafter described, executed by sRi1 defend
ants, flanagan, TO plalnlH. VINO IS now IGe
legal owner and holder OF SAID noie and mort
gage; that no part of sad note ms been pad,
except the sum of sa3 on the interest. that On
April q, iaJ,, plalnuh PAID on said premises IS
delinquent taNeB the sum Of s'.D which hH
not been PAID by sHid defendants 10 haye lne
usual statutory decree OF tiis court for the
foreclosure OF sad mortgage and the sale q
san pfein,seti lhaI pr1ctcub OF tAlh aal' 10
applied IN payments OF amounts due A. ABOVE,
md thai defendants and all persons claiming
under Them be barred ant foreclosod Of lll
clam of equity Ofredempllon therein, end iof
other reliei /; SAID premises being desoriued.
follows:
Beginning 90 rods W. of the n. u, Cor, q
the ;. W. y of See ~, y. S. OF r. W. Of sAl
Lake Mer thence W. 60 rods, thence $ ~
rods, thence r. 60 rods, thence n, gBI rodt 70
place OF beginning, containing 10 aeGt O
land, being silua,e in alt Lake County utah'
And you are hereby notified that u you Ah
TO appear and answer the sald complaint IS
shove required, the said plaintiff will Apply TO
the Couri for the relief demanded thefcin
Witness, Tho Honorable Judges and 'hesea,
OF he District Court OF the IhI1
Judicial District, in and Tor Ihs
isEAL.) state of Ulah, this 29ih DAY OF
April, In the wear Of our LORI one
thousand eight hundred ana niHeN'
seven, .,,.., OIL,
DAVID O. DUNRAA, CLERK
by GEO. ID. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK,
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VoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP.
II pear in an action brought against you by
tnc above named plaintiff n the District Court
OF lne lhlrd Judicial strict uf the state of
uthh and TO answer the complaint filed thofe-
IN { In ten days (oNolusiyo of the day OF ser,
wee after tho service on you of this summons
IL rofVed within this cOun or, II served out
OF thiH county but In ms district within
iWentN dsys otherwise within forty deys-or
lunSWeHt ~ d fault Will he iaken sgainht you,
aoootulhB - Tho prayer OF said complaint
ihe sara aciion IS bTought to have decree
OF ulls Court, dissolving the bonds OF mstrl
m1ny oNisting between the plaintiff ana dc
ienuanti hat the Gus oty of the minor clniu
MarEIefot o award ed TO the plh n iiH, .and
Tor general relief. The above reliuI prayed
ior on the ground that defendant for more
thAn ono year last past has wifuliy neglected
TO provide ior plainuh the common necessar
res OF MA. having the ability so TO do
And you are hereby nBtined that II you TAI
TO appear and anHwur the said compliant as
above required, the said ,la,ntiff will ap
ply TO tho Court for the relief demanded there.
in.
Witness. Tho Honorable Judges and the
seal Of the District Court OF the
Third judicial District, In and for
IhEALl the state of Utah this th day of
september, IN the year OF our ord
one thousand eight hundred an d
ninety seven.
DAVID DUNBAR, Clerk,
by NJ. NJ HOGAN. neputy ulerk
III. LEWIS Attorney, 2lS Main 81.
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apparent cause, is seldom, II ever, seen In
animals. Tho reason for this human pc.
culiarity IL that the membrane lining the
nostrlls in man Is especially full of blood
vessels, the walls Of which nro weak and
easily rnpturcd by slight causes
II is usually Yery easy to recognize nose
bleed, hut sometimes the blood flows hnck-
ward into the throat aud thcn is coughed
up or yomited and may be thought to
como from u homorrhago of the lungs or
stomach, and so cause much needless
alarm.
As rule. noseblcod liz thing of slight
Importance md stops 81 itself after little
while, but the blood mny escape I'm such
quantity or the bleeding may continue so
long thnt the patient Is greatly weakened.
When occurring In children II has urdi-
narily no significance, though this Is not
always to be taken for granted, but in old
er persons 1t may DO symptom Of some
other illness, such as the beginning Of ty-
phoid foyer or n trouble OF the liver or
heart
Noscbleed Is one of the common mani.
feGtations of that curious condition in
which thbre Is tendency to severe hemor.
rhHge after Any slight injury or even with
ont any cause that can bo discovered,
Children with this prcdispnsltion, often
called "blccdnrs," suffer from frequent
and uncomfortable attacks Of nosebleed
and sometimes die In ono Of thom in spite
VI all efforts to control the hemurrhage.
Ordinarily there is littlc to bc done. for
the bleeding usually stops Of itself. The
child should bo made to sit quietly In
chair with tho huud only slightly inclined
forward, Just enough 10 let the drops fall
clear Of the lips into basin. All clothing
should DO looscnCd about the neck leo
may DO applied To the bnok OF the neck, or
leo wator may be dashed into the faco or
made to trlokle down tho bnck.
1t Is useful also TO insert little piece
Of leo into tho bleeding nostril-somotimes
the effect Is bottcr II tic Ice is put into the
other nostrIl-and retain II thore for mo.
mont or two or a still better plan is to
snuff up a mixture of alcohol and waterns
hot ns it can he borne. Tho introduction
OF cubwcbs into Tho bleeding n0stril often
induces cosguution, or the same purpose
may be served by little wad OF loose
worsted which has been picked apart.
If simple measures fail the physician
should DO summoned before exhaustion
ucs.-Youth's Companion.
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A test of the genuineuess Of an orien-
tai rug or carpet which Constantine
ple gentleman says is suro, is to exam
inc carefully to soc If each stitch is
knotted, instead of trusting to those
easily put ON marks OF aEo-patohos
holes and crooked places, If the stitch
is kpotted and firm, the rug ia genuine,
but if the stitch can be pulled ont it is
imitation, no matter how closely the
original rug may have been copied in
pattern or color. An oriental dealers
test is to drop live coal on the rug
and whom it has burned little TO Te-
move it quickly with the fingers. If the
ecorching entirely disappears, leaving
the original colors unaltered, it is proof
of the genuineness Of the rug
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N TICE.

NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN BY THE
~ City Council OF ait La city, state Of
utah, of the intention OF such Council to make
the following Jcscribet improvement 10 Wit
Constructing sewer lateral On the west
aide OF rhIrd Erst street from South Tenn, a
TO First outh street IN seuor district No, i VI
SAID CITY. anu dcfrh the cost the cot estimut-
ed Mt 81 81 per front or linear loot or o lht
hundred ami twenty I've anu 30 TO- tss25. B !
dollars. by 4 local assessment mon the lots or
pieces OF ground within the following dea
crihcd distIict being tie district to be affected
or benefited by SAID Improvement npmcIy
The north liO feet Of lot and all OF lois a. I
and 8, 10 Block Is, Plat a." SAT- Lake City
survey
all protests and objections to the CARVING
out OF oh intention g. make said Improve
nj must be presented In writing 10 the CITY
recorder on or before the 1874 day Of October.
1891. being the time set by said Council when
it VIII hear ana consider such ollie tons as
may be made thereto.
ny order o. the CITY Council Of Sal, Lake
CITY, state of Utah, made the 2Ist day OF sCp-
TENDER, 1881
DAVID S. EMEHY,
salt Lake City, Sept g5th, lssI
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How to Make Potato Soup.

Six large white potatoes, peeled and
boiled until we'll done in quarts Of
water, together with an onion, bunch
of pot herbs thalf the pepper, bay leaf.
Mash all through the PURGE sieve Of
you do not like too much onion taste,
take it out before you put through the
sieye); salt to taste. Put over tho fire
md add little thickening and a table.
spoonful Of butter and quart Of rich
hot milk, IN serving dip from tho bot
tom Of the dish, as the potatoes fall
there. Add finely chopped parsley
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ASSESSMENT NoIioE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of the Hoard OF Directors.
hnid on the ?.th day OF august. isE, an as
sessmont OF 81 6u per shEie was levied ON the
capital stock OF the corporation. payable TO
The Secretary on or before the gth day Of
Utah
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remgin unpaid ON SAID yIn day Of october,
1891. viii delinquent and advertised for sale
~ public auction and unless pm, ment is made
before, will be soli on tho I tn day OF Novem
Der, 1877. ut 70 o'clock noon. at The sourh 1oor
OF the Weber County Court House, in said
1gden CITY, TO nay the delinquent assessment
together with cost OF advertising and expenses
OF sale. j. c. NYE.
Secretary.
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sToCKHoL pERs' MEETING

NOTICE is HEEEBY GIVEN THAT
IN there viii be a special meeting of the
.torkholders OF tie corporation known ne the
bingham a. n lel Company held on -aturday.
ctober 80, ID ats O'Clock y. IN. OF salu day,
al ite Office in the Office OF Dey h Street, Room
No l0l Auerbnch locs. Salt Lake City, tab
for tho purpose of amending Article II Of the
original Articles of Incorporation, as to tho
proportion OF stock therein nauei that shall
10 istued IN raising funds tor the use and ben
eft of the corporation and TO car y on It's bust
meas, and the manner the same shall be held
aua who By. and also to maize the proper
uansfers of tho residue OF said stock to the
persons ent tied II eroto.
II. +. LAMSON, Secretary
Dated, Salt Lake City. Utah, october q, 1851
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NoIlos no ooN1RAcToRg.

NFFlCE OF THE II AID OF PUBIIC
" Works room 3ll CITY Hall. salt Lake
city. oct ;. ls97 sealed bids viii be received
NJ thus ufice until o'c Ock y M, Moniay
Oct II ls1 D., for the work OF constructing a
pipe ae or on l. street from south TeianIe
street 10 irst street to point lgu feot ep.i OF
lhe southwest corner OF block ~ rlat b. in
>Hlt Lake City Utah. according ~ rlHna 10
tiy knglneet's oilce. lnsuuctoLA 70 bidders
together with specifications ana forus for
contract and bond can be obtained upon ap
plicatiOn rt tho ofIce Of tho hoard
The rights reserved 10 r6jest any and all
bids
ny oraeI OF tho Roard OF Public worhs
a. L, pOREMUS Chairman,
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Wash and peel pounds of arti-
ehokes. Put them in slightly sailed
boiled water and cook until tender.
Then drain on sieve Put table
spoonful Of butter in saucepan and
when melted stir in a teaspoonful of
-four Add u pint Of rich milk, half u
teaspoonful Of salt, a toNspoonful of
parsley and half teaspoonful of sugar
Let cook minutes. Whisk eggs
III 2 tablespooufuls of milk and stir
them in the boiling sauce. Throw in
the artiohokos, add the juice OF half
lemon and let simmer minutes
longer. Pour into the serving dish, dust
over with ono-third saltspoonful of pep
per and serve hot
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A nusIcnI sIuiIsetrnp.

Acting upon the iden that mice arc very
sensitive to music, Belgian manufacturer
has substituted musical mousetrup fot
tho common trap. Instead Of batting the
apparatus with a bit Of cheese or lard the
inventor has hidden In doublc bottom n
small music boz, which plays automatic.
ally various popular airs of tho country
The mice, he insists, nre drawn irrcsistibly
toward the music box, and in order to hear
better they stop into the trap and find
themselves prisoners
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NOTICE.

sce AN Arr 70 s Fl ,r0 WAS ,S
lowing ed horse, on the 18th day OF
septe her. 1891
Notice Is hereby given that / will sell pur'
suani 10 statute at 40. l., west. touth Tenn
pie Street, salt Lake City, Utah. on the 10Th day
OF October, lsAi, AZ /! O'Clock IN f., one Gray
French Norman stallion; agei ecIen years
weight about LIS lbs. to tho higheat rospou
sible cash bidder; provided tho highest cash
bid IL equal to two.thlrds oil sai1 appraisc.
ment aid stallion will be sol AS the proper;
W OF Robert Warehouse, to satisfy a lien l
now have ON said horse for feed aud care.
r. ID HOLT. JR.
Ry DAN'L HARRINGTON, Attorney.
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llhkiiNt ~ 4.
ST, TON /. lie 1t ordained by tho City
Council 4 salt Lake CITY, ,tate of Utah, that
iaid CITY Council doth hereby levy the lax and
provide for the assessment OF the properly
upon the blocks, lots and parcels Of land here.
matter described abutting on the south side
OF second south street from second 10 Fourth
ast streets. within Sewer District Number
Une OF ait Lake City.
constructing sewer on the south side of
second south street between second and
Fourth east streets, opposite the hereinafter
described lots, hlocks and pArcels OF land to be
especial ~ affected and benefited by said i'm.
proyement and y IS hereby adiudged defer.
mined ant estailishe ed that tho same VIII be
especially benefited by said Improvement and
said blocks, lots and p2rcee OF land are hereby
Assessed at an equal ana uniform rate In
upon tgat portion of the south side of
second South street 10 DO Improved fronting
on esld street aud of depth of twenty Hvo
feet back from SAID second south street bG.
tween second and Fourth East streets ; aud
the tax hereby lowed ana TO DO as.essed on
said blocks. lots aud parcels Of land is One
= thousand Seven Hundrrd and sixteen DoliArs
(sl,7ld.0J or one ana 80. 100 dollars IS .S) ner
linear or from foot abutting upon sara portion
OF second sonth street 10 be affected ana benz
emitted by said Improvement and the CIV
Treasurer is hereby uthoriZod 10 nsscss IN
accordance with the provisions OF his ordin.
anco AndtOr the purpose herein 10 entinned nh
Of lots FIVE t5l and SIX 20, Block fry 1--WE
t53). Plat "a" all OF lots Five tj) tx tD,
feyen q and tight tsl, Block Forty.nina 90,
1bis levy of iaN upon said blocks, lots and
parcels of lana is made upon The same rs
they appear and are Shown upon the ofcinl
map OF plat OF said city and bt depth Of Tween
ty-hye (2bl feet b. OK IRON said blocks, lOte and
parcels Of land auuttnE on that portion OF
Second South Atrect heTeinbeforo described.
secton II. This ordnance snail be IN force
from and after its approval
Passed by tho Ciy Council of SAT- Lake
City, state of Utah. july g7th. 1891. title Ap.
proved and referred 10 the Mayor for his sp.
prOyaL
lsEhLl DAVID :. EMERY.
=. Approved this the aolh day Of J9iy, 4. D.
1891
JAMES GLENDINNING
Mayor
City and ounty of salt Lake. Vs.
/, David :. Emery recorder In and for sal.
Lake city, state Of Utah, do hereby certify
that the above ana foregoing ia n full true
and correct copy of On ordinance emitted AN
ordnance leyying the tax and for the nsseaa
ment OF iho property on the south side OF
Second South sweet, between second aud
Fourth East streets, within sewer district No
J." passed by the City Council OF said city,
Ju "a 1881, and approved by the Mayor July
80 1897, as appears OF record IN nay nniee
In witness whereof. have herGuuto set my
hand anu GihNcd the corporate seal of said
city this 3Dth day OF July, A. d, lsu7.
lsRAL DAVID ENTRY,
B.2D Cliy Recorder