Silver Reef Miner V.4 No.4

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:. at 2 P. :r.r. tb at 2 P.M. uerv,e 9 A . :ll :r.r. nnlil 2 p, .u. 5 P . l!. to 7 P. M. <ln Sundays, from 8 A. M. to 10 A. 11. only. Reglsteriog done during O'Clce bouJ'll: but to iu•ure them fQf th~ dny'E mail, th~y must not come later thanii~'~~N' KRAUSE. P"stm a@ter. BRIEF LETS. See notice of Sheriff's sale. Preachilw at the usufil hour at ··Citizens Hall on Sunday e>ening. The bullion sbipmentt: for' the month of August amount to $94,250 69. J. R. Rickards offers his stationery -a_nd news stand fot' sale: See notice. ~esus. "\';oolf &Jo;dan invite debt­- ors to come up apd ~ttle. ::,ee ad- -ve~. . •. 'l'he new cylinder he:~d for toe en­~ lne of the Barbee & '\Ya!ker mi!l is -on the ground. Dr. F. C. Xick:hoJs can be founcl at his old quarters, in the Harrison Honse, re:~.~y for business. I Mr. J ames Cronan left for Sih·er Belt thir; monting, to t:1ke a profess­ion! il look over. the district. • Park City has been selecthl as the ba~e of supplies for the 11ew il1ilitary pO!!t on the Cintah Resen·ation. The Elkhorn is presided oYer by" :llessrs. AI Thorne and ::'.like Genttv in the ab~ence of Count Yon ::Uiller: The bull Jon shipment for the week endinJ; to-day, per Wells, Fargo & Co:;s Express, aggregates $:22,773,00. • •• Tbe rapid co"nya!esccnce of the !'resident has causoo us to discon ­tinue our· speeials relating to his con­dition. Sheriff tbe ci!Y this Judge )icFarl~nd his way home from the Dr. and )Irs. )Il\ntor and child re­turned hol11e on Thursdfiy evening. :M,r. J. R. Rickard!', the owner '1f extensi\·e ]nmber .,.e ·ons north of. here, came down fro. his mill& y.,es~ terd~y. • • Fl'lth~J· O'Connor ]c-. · Thursday for San Francis<!o, to resume bis foJ·­mer place at the Dolores :1\Iission in that city. .:liel'oirs. Jas. Cronan :>t\ll&u, Ir~lri, a brace of haiJd~>ome hRclierors, h:tY1f rome. back from their vacation at Panquitc!J. ]!r. and .Mrs. 'A, T. )!oOI·e atfd son retnrned from Lake P:mquitch yes­terday. where they spent the summer under canvas. Colonel Allen :md Don Li d(n~ took their departnre for the .north this mo.1:ning. Afrer nttending to conrt busmess at Ben,·e1·, they ex~ed to d a couple of wce:ks iu the mourr- Where ure the Dra~atlc~~ W c !lave heretofore Sllggested the propriety of organizing- or reorgan­izjng- the Home Dramnlic Associa­tion, wit!'! :t view to entertaining the play-going public clu1·lng 'the coming season;· and if it iJ; to be done at all, it can:1ot be done too ~oon . Our loca­' tion is so remote and difficult of ac­cess that we g e ticrally ·'get left" bJ­al_ l the better tr:n·eling companies; nnd it wou!tl the1·efore seem to fully justify the l1ome talent in an attempt to fill this much-felt want. Rlp '\'an Winkle. :llcWade Dr:unntlc Company closed n ful engagement of fi>e nights at our on Friday night, with a reproduction •· Rip Yan Winkle" by request, Robert McWacle io the Litle role. To sny lhal an appreciative audience greeted the rise of the curtain each night. is too milrl an ~xpres•ion for the enthu>iasm manif~stcd by ,the large audience that crowded the bouse on the occasion or each performance. The dramatic talent which ·com.pri.es the person­of this company is of a surperior order. and proved a most agreeable disapointment to most of the audience, not previouEly ac-quainted with their merit. · Of Rouelt McWnde, "lhe vagabond of the Catskills," the IJIO•t that can be Eaid is that be bas plowed the field where others bnve raked the surface. It would not be extra>a<>ant to call bin: au artist, for that he i~, and head a.nd_ shoulders ab~,·e any who have essayed Slmii3r roles upon om boards. The Fcnti· men~ pi~odes and hnmerons pcrscl'nations were .: to typical life, and Ehowcd as the reEnlt Of great etudy COmbined With native gen.iu!:l. The supp?rt w~s nnexcep .ion ally g~o d, and embraced several old fA>orites, who• were greetcct with a generous '"Grmth. The c~·­t- umcs were rich ancJ ati.r;lCttv-r·, ano the eto c~. scenery approprint~ and bUitable. We hope to see them with Ui5 ngain soon. The Graveyard. It must be a matter of regret that in this public-spirited commtinity our cemetery should remain so lono- un­i nclosed· by a suita.ble fence to p~oteet the mounds that mark the gra'\'es of the !only dead. • We would suggest that proper steps be taken to have thi~ sa.::red. spot made secure from comuwn ucspass by the herds that rlln at large OYer t!.e hal­lowed mounds, and trample down the rude R1abs. Postoffice Letter List. Following are letters remaining in the Sil· ver Reef Postomce for week. endif> ·• Au<>ust 31. 1SS1. Persons calling for 8aid iLtter• ~~·ill please say "Advertised." • J~LBUS SUL T A~, • (Successor tQ Jacobs & Sultan) • Main Street, Silver Reef, Utah Woolf & Jordan .. .. .. Proprletors TH~~r:?e~~~~n ~N~,8p~~~~~.~~J i• ~!,~ t!le . uent,e~t a~d most. inv1ttng 1n Southt-rn 1.: JaiL 'l he w•ners nrc qlllrk and attentiYe nnu I he bi :l of fare is from thi! cream of th~ mnr:-..~t.. .BOARD: Per r.1e al, 50c; Per Month, $30 .~arnum Restaurant AND BAKERY, Cor. Mai:.t and Paddock Street~. Silnr Reef TII<; 'lYell known Reputation of tWit Honse· will be Mainhlined. .... \Yh olesnle and Retail Dealer In .... CROCERIES Provisions, Produce, CROCKERY, HARDWARE .. .. AND .. .. Mining Supplies, .... AND .... DRY CO ODS Gents' Furnishings, Per Meal, 50c; Per Mon.th, $30 j Boots and Shoes Suppers Served for Balls :mtl Parties ~n Short Notice. INDEPENDENCE .co-Agency fo,r Singer Sewing Machines. .e;;rGoodo promptly delivered free of charge • CLOTH INC B...es~~tiran "t MA!~ STREET, SIL,T.ER REET. . ... AND .... Mrs. I. Hickey- - Proprietoress. NOTION HOUSE. ~ana ~otitts. Notice to Co-Owners. 'ra~ifo·s:sT:~,;:~~ ~~~~ n~~~~~h,?t~ have expended for you In monrv ann lobr.r the sum of $1,327 50. for the years 1>378. l 'li'9, 188~ and 1881. on the Kanurra(;QSJ Com puny·~ clatm, near Kanarra, Kane connty, l;tah 'I' er· ntory, that being the t.m< Jn'-of your aF6C~~­menL ou said claim, and unless J·ou pay the same within ninety days from the ~xpira­tion of this notice. together with the c;,.t or advert!Eing. your interest in ~aid daim will ~· forfeited to ~aid company by the opeu· l10n of the law. Silm Reef, Jnlff is~i~~..L'\CIS, .A'§S~t. :Kotice for Publicatlon-~o. 637. LA:o~D OFFicE, SALT LAKE C.rTY, L'TAa, } Julv 11. 1881. N°£~~~oll~~''i~~n~!!J" E~,t~~:~~ta;~~I notice of his intention to make final proof In support of bis claim, and that fnicl proof will he m:tdP. before the Jnd;.::e of 1 hr Pro­bate Conrt of Washington Count1•, Uwh. at the connty seat. on i:iatnrda•·,Augn•t 20. lSSl, viz: ERASTUS R. S::"!OW, of St. Geor!le Washin!(ton County. Utah. D. S. 'iG03 for Loi No.1. Sec 31. Twp >12. S R 15 W. of S. L .M. ~e nnmcs the foll~l\ring· wilnesHs to prove hts ®ntlnuous restdPnce n1•on nnd cnlthra • lion ..:Jf ~~irt latrl~ vlz: .Anthor1y W. in.tl!~ Alb~rt D. Clark, E<lwin D.Woollev Jr. Daniel Seegmiller, all of St. George, 'Vashi noton County, L'tuh. o BAILEY & P.U<~~:s~<itt~:;~~A~;fi~~t~~: Notice for Publication-No. 620. LA:SD OFFICE. SALT LAKE CITY. } UTAH TERRITORY, June 2J. 11:!81. N°iJ~~olf~vi:~~!~l s?t~~~aBT~I~a notice of bis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, :md that said proof will he ma ·e before the Cl~rk of the Cnurt of Kan~ Clounty, Utah, ut Toquerville, l;tnb. on July 30, 1881. viz: D. S. 8():{7. ~Ym. D. John­son. Jr .. for the SW!4 of NW!4. " 'lll of S\\'!4 of ::>ec 1. ar:d NW!4 of !\W).j, SccJ2, 743::. R · 5 \\-~. He namrs the following wttncss:es to prove his continnons residence upon nnd cul· tivution of Enid lund, viz: Wm. IT. Law•, Victor D. Crnm, Ashton Nebeker. J. \V. :Mc· Allister, all of John;;on. Kane County. L't<lh. H. l>lcMASTER, Register BAILEY & PARSONS. Att'ys for ApJl;!cant Notice for Publicaiion-Xo. 602. '\Vork ha5 been reS"<tmcd on the Gis­. r •. born mine br lessees, and we hope t,o .. soon note a general resume all along '· th~ line. ' · Let m:,have a srason of··"the Iegiti­mat!!,'' if yon. p!lra . .;e, of home J)ro­due: tjon . wliether it be of. the higher­cla. ·s nu·iety, opera, spectach·, p:t nto­mime or pure drama, for :Ll l these must be acknowledged as haYing be­come of lare years quite legitimate. Ancllet us haxe them :l.t popular ancl living rates, otherwise the patronage will be spasm ollie and· the thea.te1· fail to answer iLs de~;lgn as a liberaliz­ing institution, :mel .the eonrce of profit ::ncl pleasure-cr the reciproral benefi t to the public <:nd itself- that it might and oug;ht to l>e. ~~~~~~~k~W D ~i~~~r.-~~~~is Lydl~, )llSS )Iollie )Iunsfir·ld. WiiJartl MuqMy. Jerimiah ll.'avlor. Hercnles-2 :.l.urpby, Jerry · · I hnv~ just r eceived my first Spring Con [tf R~~r~-"~18~~~~~/r~~i~~ft~.L ~s~!J~W; ' slgament of LAND OFFICE, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, t May ~1. 1881 f N°I~~~o!T~wi~:~a~I s~t~(:~~.;~i~a T he bniiion shipment of the Barbee & W~lker mill from ·July 17rh, the date of tts resnmptio.'l, to September 1st, mnontitetl to $50,118 G3. .,1!:·. lUoes Woolf has moved has Startetl for Ueavcr. H13ma.i;~ing August 2.!~ Burke, David Fe l)Js~O Brie~. D L Lemon, .\-2 Brewer, George X McKnight. \Villi:tm Chamucrline, J McKeou, P B Craffy. John O'Brien. !>Iichae! · Douglas•. ~li•s De Ole Smith. G B ITEIDL\~ KHAUSE, Post'mn•ter_. informs the public of Silver Reef that she Ready Made Clothing be.s opened the aho,·e restauraDI, and intends running it in first-class style. .... and ... .' Gents' Furnishings notice of his intention to make final proof in support or his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Conrt of Kane Counly, Utah, at the county EPat. on Satnrdny. AnausL20, 1881, viz: RASMUS JII. ENGELSTAD. ot Mount Carm~l. Kane County, Utah .D. S. 8308 for lhe SE '4 ofNEl.l Ptore ieto the commodious buildin"' A trio of the fir~t magnitude. 'con- • o. • formerly occupied by Goldsmith ~t .. Co., adjoining the ~apitol Saloon. sisting of Herr ,. on George .Miller, Old Crow Whisky at BOARD PER MONT8, PER WEEK $30 7 wish an examiflation of my Stock and Prices by those desiring to purchase, as my Prices are Lower tha.n wero ever before marked in Southern Utah. ~~n~~~ ~:~ f;;ro~'~in~ ~,.Tt~~·s~!. 8toLpr~~:e ~{~ conlinnon~ rt:~idc>nce upon and culti\'n1ion or b:tid land nnmoly: Robert :l.lur"hall. En~el· berth Engelstad. Thomas ,H. Rc·~l. Williijm H. Worthen, 1\ll of Monnt Catmel, Kane -. ' Botli 'ilie' Cbristv and Stormont Deputy ::\I:Jrsltal Grant and Deputy _____.._.,.---> QUIRK BROS. mills met wit!~ ae~dents to their mn-. Sherit1' Cox, left for BcaYer on"·l'hnr<>- The nnest Club Uouse . ci_gars, at Quirk >Chiner.y-during- the p:{st week, whlch day, to be in attendh1we at the sitting Bros'. .Occm;i•lned fr<>JH tweb·e to tlfteen of the Dis~rict Court, in the eapn.city ~~~'E'~~'!!"'~~~~~~~~~ HarriBon>Hous0-;. · .... A Full Line or tbe .... County, Utah. · H .. Mc:'t!ASTER. Register. BAILEY & PAnsoxs, Att'ys for ..l.J!plicaot . t1ours' ddav. · ot' jurymen and witne;:ses. · , . ~ • t. "". . \ • - Several ;nember~ The vehic!e tlwtcor: ,·eyed this happy ~ltttlt\lul't,. ~ft. · ~ 0 t;TAH .. • • fTaino.us 4~azou Whiskies u~·.n. .i.. o, . ,.n.. o. .. ·:,.;.,-4-u...:O·~~~f""'!'""~~-,+-"-i:\~:n~d"':g~pl~te:::-:.Jf.'lr;J.o~u~ts~ii'!;[Y;'l:'(t\pt_~.:;~:t11.;p;,p;_o~;e.~ctl::;tll:o~t:a~k~' ·,J_-~~·J~~~.-.. .:...;.Do _,.a,._ _I__ -p.. ·. ' "n' ~·~- rt'r'lll. LARGE ANb co~.1-~fO~io,.,..,; c· r':t.;;!,: ~ .. ~;d,lUTu ~bti•tr \:.iloicLP~·auu>E .... tr wili ~e . .• ~ ~- / ~ • lJ- ;tJ ::;E has rece~tl\· been retitt~d a~d Igars, an . 0 accos, lpes, ' C thi~ lCt:'ll of QOl!'rt.' , · 1 1\'0 days. barrin"' accident. A mor. e o ' J renont.• ii thou<;hout, 1e f.r !'t-clsss iu every :r.ross WOOLF. ,;1;l~~e h~~~~e~Jele~~-e~~e~~l t~~~~to~~~e~t' bid,_ curiosity . caused Olll'f ~·eporter _to _ ~~~r~~e-~~t ~~~ ~~~r~~;,~\~nJ ~~int~a~~est~~ ; Kotiee to Creditors. T"f .r-: . or Utab·.-·ln the matter of u· cob Jo8!:l, cleoon~ed. • tre.·Marius Ensign 11.nd Jacob Tobl~r, duly appointed administrators with the will au· uexcd of Jacob Joes. deceased, give notice: . ma.-e a hasty lllYer~tory o t 1e commts- MAl::"! STREET, DE LOW.• J£:\TRE, good reputation it bas always enjoy~d among . .anu the work of extracting ore has Rary; witl;l the following r esnJ.t::: : the t rav~llng public. and guest~ wiil alwayd begun. ']'!J,\ outlook is cxcedingly 72 bottle~ find 1 demijohn of iYhisky, receive the very best accommodations. favornble for a healttiy output. . 12 dozen bottles beer. 14 bo:s:ea ci;ntrs, SILVER REEF---- .... ..... ... UTAN • Heligiou~ toler:mce is wen illustrated l:iO pottnd-> ice, 1 loaf of lJread, 1 in the· action of the dotoghty Bishop pound cr:.1ekers. 6:i link!: and one but­- of Cedar ('ity, in not permitting the ton bologna eau~agrs, 2:i pounds gar­) IcWade Company to giv-e a <lramatic li.:,, 4 ~;kim-milk Mormon chee:;es. • pefonuance in that "Sleepy Holl?w." ·Fortunately there are sdpply depots The ne 11- 54-inch boiler is now in on the line of their journey, or the~e ]Jiace at the California mine, and, ill-provided ttaYelers might sulfcr. with the ma:<she smokestack belch­ing forth·its volumes of !;lark smoke, presentl'l a decidedly business-like ap­pe:;, rance. An En~tern paper s:tys "a nephe\v of J ay Gould dri\·es a street-car in Salt Lake Citv." But we don't see wl1y the): W1ltlt to dog and di!igrace the voor fellow . It probably wasn't his fault that he is arelatiYe of Gould. 0 Mr. A. Le,·y, of the popnlar Ex­change Saloon, has.redncecl 'the price ~f liquid refreshmcmts to one bit: ·The stabdard of his. brands of liquors and cigflt3 will not be lowercrl in ~op­- sequence, but :L cash baoi.:; , •. ill be the ·• rule. • . A seaside journal ~ay;; that the • nice, ~tpider-legged masher. wirh the · -corkscrew-toed slwes and twirling '(;ane, iH a necessity at a watering place. in order that he m:~y break the motrtltony anu excite the curiosity of che chi4:h't!~l. · · • An unauthenth:ated report is cur­rent in this dt\' that Bob Andrews, Sam Cttnningh:im 'and six others were . ·uffocatell in an ·old mine of the . E !dl.31if"du nyon;'lvhieh they we1·e about to r e­open and work. The facetious proprietor of the Cap-itol has remo>ed the crackers and I . cheese from his counter, and substi­. , UJted a mammoth pumpkin of the variegated variety, around \vhich the .hungry bummers gather in disap­poiutment, like flies around a gum- <lrop. · Tbi Engineering and Mining Jour­nal of the 27th snys : "Barbee & Walkel' put,; forth an. 11ppcaranPe among the transactions of this w<>ek. • , 'fhe sales amount to 300 shares at $3." 'fhis is as it should be-except that the stock should sell at par, instead of the figures quoted. • Some of our EaEtern exchanges draped in mouroing, with ex­obituary notices of the Presi­Onr Pnterprisin;:\' '\\-astern con­ies no doubt all had the same but none gn,·e tliemseh ·es so badly as to gh·e it prema­to tbe public. a matter of notoriety that the etor of a certain one-bit di\·e weit side of }lain street, in the iious~ block,,m:~Hut'actur~s <le•COC!ticms b~'d tspenses to lus a! patr~ns. ~ti& ,a libel u.pon good name of any respect.tble :m t.o.,be aeen abou~ tn;s dca.dfall. Dttlllon Heard From. I ·we are it; reeeipt of fitl anonymous commnnicat~n-in byreo~Jyphics­from Bullion, Idaho. The author evi­dently spent. mueh valuable C ?) time in the typogmphical delineations and mutilations produced. The references were brief aud far from elegant, and such as to leave the impression t)lat the moral atmosphere of that altitude r t>qui red an artificial disinfectant, and especially the dump of the Mayflower. It is possibly meant to illustrate a fi nan cial wreck, or the hand writing on the '\\-all. Suspended . The Beaver Enterprise says that ":Ur. Freu Simon, . the merchant of .Milford and once doing business in Beaver. t:as y ielded to the pressure of depre~ed business in that burg, and made an assignnwnt for the beuefit of his creditor;:. 'fhis leaves but oue gener:tl merchandisin~ e~tablishment iu ::Uilfonl. We hop{' ::\Ir. Simon will sootl. be ahlP to gPt on his fPet nga1n. '!'be :1.ssignor's !.Jrother, J OSI';Jh Simon, is the :t~signce. The liabilities are $16,00_0_. '_' ______ _ Cheap Yi ~ it()rs . Siagara ia said to be doing a heavy e:xcnrsion trade this year, but not of a kind tha.t brings many .dollars to the hotelkeepers. '.l'he cxtursionists fe<>d themselves from lunch baskets, and if thev buy ten cents' worth of lemonade or fifteen cents' worth of ginp:er ale at the bar they ure doing very "·ell. .. Coming. The 'Gtah Cetitral Railroaa Com­pany have purchased the prpperty and water franchi.se known as Ante­lope Springs, situated about twelve miles ne>rthwe;;;t from Iron Springs, for $20,000. This would Eeem to in­dicate the early extension of t he road south. Odd Fello\VS' :\[~ting. A regular meeting of the Independ­ent Order of Odd F ellow;: of Silver RPef '"ill be h eld nt Rice';; Hull on· Tuesday evening. September 6th, at 7 :30 o' clock. ::iojourniug brethren are invited to al tend. Bv order of the President. - c. F. BowE~, f.cc'y. Importer and Dealer tn IRON AND ~TE [L, FINE BAR AND BILLIARD ROOMS Are atta•·hed to the hotel, where the best of J,iqnors tt;.d Cie:ars will alw, ys be found. CosMoPoLiTAN Mill & MINING SUPPLIES ~esta"L"".ran:t ~onslstiug in part of all sizes of Cas Pipe and Tublng, Iron and Brass Fittings, Beltln~ and Packlne, Etc. Corner :Uain and ventre !ilta. , Silver Reef. Reduction in Rates ! Til~ fo~~:li~at ~~Ea11~RaSri'~~~{;~~~tL Y. 1881. the price or board at this fa,·onte and well known restaurant will be as follows : Rail and Bar Iron a Specialty. Per Meal, SOcts. ~ · Per Day, $1 ~ . ,. A FULL LI~E OF ~ Assayers' G0bds RETORTS, ORUCffiLLB, ifuFFLES, MELTINti POTfl, BONE ASH, LITHARGE ETO ., ETO., ETC. Cooking and Heating Stoves D RANGES In great variety and of beat manufacture CARPENTERS' & BUILDERS' Hard-vvare. The largeet and moot complete etoclr of Sash and Panel Doors and Windows In Southern ljtoh, lUI XED AND DRY P A.INTS Oils and Glass, WHITE LE.&D. ZINC 4.!¥D PUTTY Q-A well-'Bppointed workshop le attncbrd with special con.-enlences for manufact•triug heavy and light Iron, copper and tin\\·are. Purchasing fro~ ftret hnnds. I nm pr~ pared to duplicate Salt Lnk" pricPs. J. J . IIALPI:S . 'I' FIE. FlXEST THE i'!fARKET AFFORDS ALWAYS SERVED TO Cl:'STOMERS. Pri..-ate Rooms for Dinner Pa•·ties. RIO VIRGEN' HOT SPRINGS Good New-s For lnYalids TH~PEt,fG~~~I!~r R~~qu1~;~~~~ :~~ Counll', Ut::t. hns just been fitted up for the reception of gneHs. w-The medical prop~rties of theE<" Sprinrrs have been known and ackn wledged for yeare. and their advnntagr~ to per~ons ~_:;nft'erinc: fron1 Rhenmnti~m. Xenrn lgia. L£-ad­Poisoning, Pnral)'Eis, Chronic and Skin Dis­ens~ s cnn be atte>ted by hundreds who ha,·e receiv~d permanent cures from their healing water@. The hot~ I occommodntions ar<' ample. nnd every convt-nience will be place:d at tho dis­posal of vbtt .... rs and invuJide. ~Charges motleratc. ED. ROllERTSOX. Proprietor. T 1\ILO RING In all its Branches. Fine Suits Made to Order J :rAn a8~ortme1.1l ot fine imported Eng lisb Cloth• always on bnnd. hop corner Centre and Fir~i West Streets .\. WI!"QL"'ST. A FULL LINE .. .. OF .... ( BLANK BOOKS !) .... A:SD .... (STATIONERY ! ) .... AT .... J. J. HALPll~'S. People's ~Iarket All p~rsons hnving claims ag~tnst •aid estate are hereby notified to present th" same to us. with the neceEeary vouchers~ nt the :own of Suntu Clarn.\\'ashiuawn County, Utah Territory, within four months from 1 he g;s1~,e~lblication of ~rlsRw~c~x1w~l.ired JACOB TOBLER, Adm!ni8lrators with the wi.!J. annexed f1f J acob Joss. deceased. • ju~·6 .Notice for Publication-No. G2!. LAND OFFICE, SaLT LAKE CITY, t:'Taii, l June 27, 1881. l N°'f~~E"'~~"'~~:-~;:ea ~p~~~/'ha~~~a ~~-.~~~~:t}bfhf;~j~~~.t~ndat~l~t6~a6i~l ~~~~~ ,will be lllilde r>efore the Judge-or In his ab- 8ence he fore 1he County Clerk of the Court of Kane County. Utah,-at the county Bt>et, on Hatnrda;-. Augu"t 6, 1Eb1, viz: WILLIA~1 ISOM. of \'irgin City, KRnc Connty, lJtub. H. E. )io. 5213 for the ::"1\'V~ of SE '• or Sec 12. Tp 41, S R 12\V. or S L M. Tie uames the follow iug witnesse8 to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: George Gardner. Jo~eph M. Sand•rs, Norris \Vilson. JorgPn Peterson, all of Y1rgin City, Kane County, Utah. H. Mc~fASTER, RrgiEter. BAILEY & PARSONS, Atty's for Applicants Assessment Notice. L E~fSpr~~~~~f~l~c~M~/~,~i;~~~a~~ Francisco. California. Location of works, Sihrer Reef District, \\'az,hington County, U~~tT.,~rf~t~'l;eby ginn, that at a meeting of the Roartl of Directors, held on the 17th I..USK, HARRIS & CO., Prop's ~~~.~~t/d~~c(:Jfl~~n~~ g~~c~~~r~n~_r~oi;Ji~J upon the cnpital stock of the Corporation. payable immediately in united Stat~s gold fain. to the Secr•tnry. at !he office of the ll tho above popular stand and - J?rund~co, California. '1J'H1SNEWFIRMHAST.\.KE~~.· Company, Room 6. Xo. 327 Pine Mreet, Ran ~~::=~.~u~~n:::~a /:.eype·:;J: 0o~ •h~l?re~~~~ ~',f.~~d ~~ii':e 1il::~ s:;w~,g~v~ lliloer R•et aud vicinity wi!h tbe choico•t cut~· 18!il, will he delinquen t, nnd ndvertl>ed fur of BEhF, MU 1' 1 0~ . PORt. a·•d n::A.L; also, sale at public unction ; and nnlP•s pnym~nt !-Al;S.\GKaud BOLOGNA., Headcheese,Pickled i~ macle before will be EOid on .llondsy. the Foi-~ ~~~~~ri~ ho love good nmtand good ac- ~~e~~~0:n~~~~~~~-~~~; ~t0h ~~~tt~r ~d~~~(.~~~~ commodations to give Ul'l a call and set: for them.. and expenses of ~:~nle. ~~j~,':i;:dd ~e0a;: !~t:~~~d, after a fair tria-l, to By order of the BoB.{/ 'Jf. ~if{[~Yf~L)f, s- ~[EATS D£LlV ... REDtoallpointe nth!> ::;~cretar ... -.icl.nity ~'REE OF llHAHGE. Office-Room 6, No. 327 Pine S t r ~e t, ;:,an J. R. RICKARDS, -GENERAL-NEWS DEPOT, F Al\'CY ARTICLES, To which I beg to direct public attention Ot:TLEBY, CIOAJUI, TOD.&.CCOB, CONIJ:.C'I'JONEB:1' f ?d.&.G.6Znn .. s, PI\'.BIO I> ICALB. N S"W8PA.PP.:BB, CBBOKOI A.nd ful: line of Miners 'N otloaa .J. B. BIOKABD8. Francisco, California. Jn22 Notice for I'ublication-No. ilO. LAND tJ~~~~cN,o~:;;.~:f:t~.rrbiio.l NOTICE IS HERE;BY GIYhN TH&T TH~ und~.. • !l!n~d settler has Aled notiM d ~le intention t<Hiiako llual proo! In &tlp)Jort ol Ia chum and secn•e tlual entry thereof. an<l '""' oald ftoal proof will be made before tbe Ol~rl. of the Conrt oJ Kane coun1y, at the con'!l111.-at, on 'lhuraday, December SOI.b, 111!0, \JZ: Jamta .Jepson Sr .. of Vlrg•n C1ty, Jraoe couotT, Utah, H. E. No. 600~. trauomutatlon olD. t<. No.~, .~. 0 !ortboS~ NW,~>, and BW).!8"}0••ctt<.n~ll, toWlll!hJp d, !< . R. 12 w, &l<d h• ~:lpeCII t.. prove biB contJnnoOfl restdt noe upon &ud cal11· ..-aUon of •~id tr&ot by two c,f •h~ followtnll· named wimraaea, viz: Gborg.- I t om, Jamt-a Hurnphrleo, .Jobn •pendlove, J.tlerson WIIght, .u o!Vlrgen City, K~~'M~:~•;T~::.bBtgle~er. JNO. A. BULEY, attoroe7 for appUC&Ilt. FOR SALE. $1-2 ~ WU:Jt; 112 a da:r at home eatdlf A DESIRABLE RESIDE~C~, ~ITH OR m&de. Ooetl:y Outl!l troo. A.ddreto Tat:ll without furu\tnre, for ea!e Choap. 1n ~.;o., .. ugueta ,Uaiuu. qnire at t~le ofllce.