Wasatch Wave. The rT AK!'4t HA MAII-S- . VllOlK. fHiOp.in. 3ni0- " 4 - mNCAX, JOHN !8- - 21O p. TO. 1 M. IWI- - r:r p,,,Wi vti,,n ffiTuniistbemt'iooffirt " inierii-'n- in iiiirnn- . tC- - mc- - the JrfW we haul-hi- p can ioijsirt on the i0caLwaves. Joseph Hatch gave our late Midway correspondent a raking over the coals the other day on account of a certain article which appeared in the Provo J)ixjut(i h over the signature ot said correspondent in relation to the citizens convention, which was held in Holier not long since. Mr. Hatch thought the piece was misleading, and told the writer so, and not in easy terms either. W. II. Walker says that he ha plenty of evidence thnt giant powder is being used in the Provo river to kill elation next Monday. but cannot find lnl out fr out who is using it. lie says Summit countv Sat,,rilV 'xt Quarterly offers a bonus of ,100 for a 'snivietion. fund''- Then are two sots of Wings (not men) who should be caught and locked up or evpcUid from the country for lift: the crowd that sells JiUIkIh) houM como to the polls and whiskey to tlie Indians and the mob that kills Eifrr voter full with powder. Monday. "'Sbt Mlu1".v jV-a- t con"" nt v, ' 3I,mik- t0 takua ProP,,ril,S Uintah liefom long. lni to ns was Jan. Limbav fortlCciiU'r Creek district. vein'in lUmwn Cummings ore. and i taking out some good mine, li a lm fimr-fn- ot Satur paid a fine of $o lii't Win. C eumnitting a battery upon T. Harm j J,i fur On the Twenty fourth, a young man named Tilt got into a dispute with tlio proprietor of the Wasatch saloon which ended in Hie former being ejected from the place. During the seiifile, the young mans clothes were torn, his face scratched, and hi- - body bruised, according to his stnrv, and he talked some of suing his antagoni-- t for damages, hut a no action has yet Ivon taken the nutter lilts probably come to an end. you consider is There will bo a Democratic meeting in the in tlie coming Ilelier bail this the for position b1 adapted evening. John T. Caine of Salt I si ho City, M. M. Kellogg of Provo, (Minn. tlie county with and L. M. Olsen of Emery county will he IV m. Bays is flooding of tariff pic- - here to expound the doctrine of Democracy Pwcratio literatim', consisting to the people. "Mr. Caine will -- peak at Midetc. luw, Mr. Ol-e- n is the evening. school district, tlie way I!, trustees of tlie new Democratic nominee for Representative totlie John MoGuno, Elkhom, arc llciirv Cluflf, Lcgi-lntiv- e assembly from tlio fourteenth Kid Oron Lee. Heprrsontative District, chosen by Kinerv in h Janies Risband spent tlie Twenty-fourtcounty. way to Strawberry IlctaT. He IMIS on There was a civil suit started in the Justice to look after lib stock. court la- -t week that funned one of the nolic-alil- e Makeied At JIcbor, July 25th, 1801, features of the weeks doings. Joseph both of Mid-waJosejih H.tir to Alalissa Blood, Goodwin brought suit ngain-- t Win. Iiichard-so- n, Judge T. S. Watson officiating. Jr., for $"0 da'iingqtlie plaintiff alleging IVofmor Done and wife of the It. Y. that he had sustained damages to that amount with Iiar-mo- n through defendants failing to perfonn a cerAcademy at Salt Lake is visiting tain contract according to agreement. On Cummings and family for a few days. account in tlie some of proceedirregulurity Edwin 6. Brown, agent for the iiioini-taine- er a motion to disini-- s the cam was susThis time lie is ings, tea, again visit- - u. tained hv the court. We under-tan- d they who enjaiwmpitnlcd by hi- - wife and family have compromised, and the trouble has been well. mountain air oy our exceedingly settled satisfactory to all concerned. Mrs. Slmnks youngest hov was kicked by We nrc informed that Here are large i hono Friday, which has confined him to streams of water taken out of the river at tlie house ever 'iucc; but there were no hones Woodland, Kanins liench, and tlie lunches taken and lie w .11 soon be around again. along the river, and the fanners of Hebcr are Pan Junes, the author of Forty Years What are the suffering in eonsequonee. is in lleber, where lie ex -Ameni; the Indians, to do? Will they allow the going Ilo was one )mt$ tn make Iris future home. people ala ive them to take all tlie water, oi rf the speakers at the Stukc house Sunday. will they try to me their prior rights? There Next Friday a Lodge of the A. O. U. W. are many individuals who would like to do mil be organized in Hcber. The name of it something lo maintain their rights leeure tillbctlio IVasnteh Lodge Xo. 17. A ball the water which they think rightly belongs will be gien in Turners hall ill tlio evening to tlirin , bat nrc holding back and waiting in honor uf tlie occasion. for the companies to take bold of the matter. Vote for tlio man whom nnntlier new improvement We noticed at Lx's gardens Friday. It was a large whirli-P- g, nm by horse power. It attracted the itUTtion of to the juveniles, and appeared iie them considerable pleasure. Goo Cluff is gi tting up b, presented on tlie night another theatre to of election dav. He bus procured the assistance of some of Ifiuos tallent, and the play. Velvet and will without doubt please tlie theatre gnera. Judge Jacob S. Borctnan was In Il Ratunlay in the interest of the Dist schools of Wa-atc- li county. lie f. here some good advice a edacational matters at the Stake In Hie people un Sunday. Hubert pics Lindsay brought us some fine of Provo of valley i c fruits, consisting delici 'be latter were excellent, and hung in bun Hick that the bush looked to be one . and "wwh currant.q the former were of fruit. Jom Anderson lias taken the contra wM a fine residence for Ole Johnson uunmer. The is to contain s ground floor and to bo finished will cost about $ building i01m, three on the Ht ia 'd i hen completed. We3n t t-P- s Joseph ILitch i king, editor of tlie Utah Eat "Jcu'A, states that Hon. A. Hatch ? on the Republican . b'tttA1'6 i ticket as Pl,urtoenth Represent Wc W,mder how this will soil Democrats. wm'ItlT"5 "m,,rd Per?ons lmvi,,S P1 cxanimation before the lloai . l0n n! to third grade t'5csi'i tCntb n t,ie District schot Wsao i, C !urnt: Ju,m J"lln D'ind, Vina s Baker, Jessie I. Aird. 1 r, w; f JU,y ., 0 onZa?UB'Wof0n-- U, Mlu us gmumls, but just yet unknown on HrSp '" &vw,of Was he 2 hh I a chsappoiirti n't,at hc lea Huber took t witboi,t if'Dtit'r'!rin1 ny o , t'core, Ilebcr 22; Pi tthetJ 1 hcIntCTW DPart t,me V'flre then .111- - magpie which was perched upon the stall and Happed its wings just as Mr. Chile was directly behind the colt. The animal kicked him knocking him hack against the side of the barn and then kicked him several times lie could get out of the way. Airs. Clyde and the children were awav from home at the time but he managed to crawl to the house where his father found him about an hour later. Dr. Lindsay was summoned and on examination found that tlie sixth and seventh ribs oil tlie right side wire broken, the seventh being broken in two places. Mr. Clyde sutftred terribly all night and the next day, hut Sunday night lie rested pretty well. He is still suffering considerable but the doctor assures us that lie is out of danger and getting along as well as he can under the e h, pphr I lt only ast eighteen mandf,,r- omne -h- nine oerl tea ools. coming from? Th XV. Hall. There will be a ball in Turner's ball Friday evening, July .11, under the of the AVasateh Lodge Xo. 17 of the A. ). U. AY. ef lleber. aus-pie- T. H. Turin r. McXav, H. M. commit rt:i:: Watson, C. O. Glanville, John Edward Buys, James Clyde, John 1). M. Lindsay, Jos. Campbell, ri.oon mix uirns: Aird, T. S. AVatson, Win. Buys. Ml'MC : Walker's Oreliestia. Midway I toms--. The ball game at tlie lint pot resort between Midway and lrovo resulted in a score of 21 to 7 in favor of Provo. Mrs. Davis, who lias been very sick for some time past, is improving. 8he lias been under tlie care of Mrs. Green. At tlie beginning of tlie parade on the 2lth, Miss Lizzie Coleman fainted, and bad to be taken lumie. She was quite sick all day, but is getting along nicely. Tlie race between the Mexican pony a id Albert linker's mare was rim Saturday for a purse of .",0. The Mexican pony took the lead at the start and kept it. the hoodlums will run the town before long. Thursday evening three young men, their names we wore unable to learn, started south on Main street with a team and a pair of running gears; one of them stood upon the hounds and unmercifully heat the poor animals to a run with a large club which he swung with both hands, and all three joined in yelling and shouting like so many dmionds released from hades. Tlie next day two just young fellows, Ed. Shelton and J. T. Barnes, M asaten got upon a bucking liorse at the saloon and rode the maddened beast down Main street to tlio Stake house where the sidewalk wa followed to the Court house, then back into the street and on south to the butcher shop, bucking and jumping all the to way. And it is not an uncommon thing be aroused from slumber in the middle of the veils of a night by the hideous whoops and men and hoys who crowd of are found upon the streets every night. There are ordinances prohibiting such and they ought to he enforced or What' is tlie matter? Cant the repealed. Marshal put a stop te such doing-- ? Unless the laws are enforced they are virtually a dead letter and should be repealed. Married. ll canyon. Conitr.spoxDKXT. Mikwav July 27, 1891. Velvet ami Hag's. This romantic Spanish drama will be presented August 3rd by the AVasateh Dramatics, assisted by three experienced players from Provo. The photographed costumes can be seen on the fence north of the barber shop. The actual burning of the lint will be a new feature for the lleber stage. The terrible knife combat will be realistic. X pains are being spared to make this play a great success. AVallsburg Ripples. have had some pretty hot days licre beat running np in the nineties, the lately, but the nights have been pleasant and cool. The warm weather has growing effect on the growing crops. Another political meeting was had here on AVednesday evening. This time it was a Republican rally, and D. C. AAray and James Davis were the speakers. it being They did very well, considering their first effort on political speaking. AA'e we had Friday last being Tionccr day, 9 o'clock a proAt celebration. a quite cession was formed and, after marching all gaththrough the principle streets, where a hall, the assembly the in ered nice programme was rendered and the two time was passed very pleasantly for hours. In the afternoon we had a dance evenfor the little folks, and one in tlie smoothoff went All ing for the adnlts. ly and haimoneonsly. C. R. Itik. At the residence of the bride s parents on Center Creek, Hebcr precinct, Jonathan M. Duke to Christina K. Lindsay, Judge T. S. Watson officiating. A The reception was a grant! affair. which under been built, large bowery had was placed two long rows of tables, delicacies of heavily ladened w itli the acthe season, and sufficiently large to and fifty hnudred one commodate the do honor persons who had assembled to the tables dinner After to the occasion. July 27, 1891. were cleared away, and the afternoon was spent In singing, speaking, reciting, Thos. Osborne will play the villain, There and Rags. etc., in good old Scotch style. Rascon Crispano, in A'elvet were many beautiful and costly presents fence. board on See costumes which are both ornamental and useful. ., ce present of our district schools. Let us work for our children. To do this let us grade the schools. AVili the comity superintendent., trusties, teachers, and all other good citizens joiit hands and work for injured. One of bi, horses is a colt and lie was this end? With perseverance we can get the necessary facilities for a beginin the act of putting the harness upon it when u became frightened at a tame ning, and let us make the change at the Grand A. O. U. rmrt Market Report. wm CHOICE FARMS FOR lie-eov- er Joint U. Bnclili rbrought in a complaint Friday against Kuilalf Ilaueter for disturbing tlie peace on that day, but when the constable went to make the arrest he found the man was missing. At the Democratic caucus held in the German hall Monday night, the delegates that bad attended tiic Democratic convention reported that A. J. Alexander was nominated as Selectman, and Atlc-waWootton, Sr., as County Superintendent of schorls. The report was approved, after which the following gentlemen were nominated as members of the town board : A. J. Alexander President, 1). Vail Waqenen, Isaac Jacob, During the thunder storm Sunday evening, Andrew Burgencr, and Joliu U. Buckler Mrs. Win. Widdison of Charleston was as Trustees. struck by lightning. The extent of her inElijah Alder heard groans last Sunday juries have not yet been determined. Mr. coming from a cabin occupied evening Widdison was in a hack room, and his wife John Wright. On proceeding there had gone to the front door just as a bright by he found a sick stranger who asked for flash of lightning and a heavy clap ef thuna gun to shoot himself. Mr. Alder Inder came. She gave a scream which brought quired if lie had any friends in Midway. her husband to the yard, where he found her He said he was acquainted with Mr. Barlying senseless on her face. She was taken who, being notified, took the sick ton, in, but it took a long time to bring her bark home and cared for htin until he person Mr. Widdison was in Heto consciousness. the same night. The deceased, a died, bcr yesterday afternoon, and informed us miner by occupation, and whose name is that, although she is very sick, she is getting Wrn. Tabor, was born in Ohio, and was along better than ho had expected, and lie 35 years of age. He bail worked in the lias strong hopes for he speedy recovery. Emma mine at Alta a few years, after Indications are that unless they are checked which he worked In American Fork the lRrt d .neatt emnonthe ril,tah n MMMRHMMNPMHIMMHi The Public Schools of lleher STEALS HIS WIFE'S CASH. Should ho Graded. Town Marshal John Clyde lias The Wife Brings Suit to 1 "o Itilis Broken from Ile-iWritten for the W a e. the Same. Kicked hj n llorso. Let in Improve the condition A SKIIIOUS ACCIIillXT. Joseph Murdock returned from M.mti la-- t K Tuesday. He says Ah - gutting along nioch , and is entirely out of dangi r. It will Is Last Satin day afternoon that Ah is one of the recent Alanti Marshal duelists. His father says the Clule was sciimisly injured from being sympatliv of kicked by a cult. Two of bis ribs were the people is with him, and Iris appment is broken and lie was otherwise bruised and looked upon a- - the aggres-o- r. There was quite an excitement created hot week on the south fork of the Provo river by a Ihuii.-hma- n finding some ore near one of tlie saw mills in that region. After getting an (he mill was shut down, ami the boys wont prospecting, thinking if they could find a mins there would be more money in it than there is in lumbering. ',!, 1 nm ,p n i. I.'liff on leachi r- -; jsTl.ups some without woi king a consumers. beginuing of the present school year. Our four school rooms and the Relief Hall will not conveniently the 300 children who will he required to attend the distriet schools this year. One teacher in a room with sixty or seventy pupils of all grades is not a satisfactory condition of affairs. Do wc ever consider the main cause of slow, mental development in our children? Is it not time we were doing something for our little ones and also the larger ones? Too many classes and pupils of all grades, as is the case in our schools, fritter away the time of the teacher and and the pupils w itlmiit producing satisfactory results. Under such conditions each pupil cannot he reached iiidix iiliral-lSufficient Interest on the part of tlie teacher and the pupil cannot be maintained. Our children go to school year after year and each year over the same routine. Arithmetic is begun every winter. During the winter the child gets into fractious. A'aeation comes and the greater part is forgotten. The precious years of childhood which will never return are wasted like water, and the hoy starts out in life poorly prepared to engage in the affairs of a busy world. For a remedy to this condition of affairs the course of study prescribed by tlie county superintendent anil tlie teachers can be divided into grades, and tlie pupils assigned to the various grades according to age, ability and scholarship, to be determined by the principal and the teachers. The principal of the grammar grade should be principal of all the other district schools In the town, under the direction of the county superintendent. This plan gives dignity and unity to the work. The schools of the town are thus placed tinder ne management ; we would have a system. Suitable appliances can he seeiir'Hl for the extra grades and these can bo transferred to our new central building when it is erected. The appliances will have to be procured some time and let us make a start now as we need them very badly. The following gradation Is merely suggestive, and the location of grades Is made te accommodate children living in the remotest parts of town: In the Xortlu ast school house we can have the Grammar Grade, consisting of advanced fourths and fifths, and one First Primary grade, consisting of charts and firsts; in the Relief Hall, one First Primary and one Second Primary consisting of second and third readers; in tlie Southwest building, ona First Primary and one Second Primary; In tlie Northwest building one First Primary and one Second Primary ; in tlie Court house or some other ceuti ally located building, the Intermediate grade, consisting of advanced thirds and fourths. liitviir.vTiNii srsrKM. Along with this change let us introduce, or rather revise, the graduating system. Under the present system, if we can call it sncli, only fire or six certificates of graduation from our district schools have been issued. Is there not a cause for tlds? Under the present condition the child sees nothing to work for. lie ifnits school before the end of A tlie year, lie has no object in view. rational progress tow aril a definite end is tlie secret of success iu every undertaking.' At present even tlie attendance The child lias no ia made cumpnlsory. end to be gained. And even when this is the case many a hardworking pupil becomes discouraged and loses heart because he cannot perceive that he improves. Let eacli step which the pnpil masters by earnest efforts be noted, that lie may realize Ids progress. As soon as lie becomes conscious that lie has accomplished a little, he will redouble Ills efforts to accomplish more. Many persons who never thought of taking a higher course will be stimulated to effort, and many more will stay w ith the district school work nutil it is completed. With a good oourse of study and a uniform programme for each grade, provision can be made for the examination and graduation of all pnpils who satisAVe factorily complete tlie course. could have our annual graduating exerThe cises and our Alumni association. diploma or certificate given to each graduate will entitle the holder to admission to the Preparatory Department of tlie University of Deseret without further This scheme will prove examination. highly beneficial if proprrly worked, it is a key to tlie elevation of our schools. AVlicn tlie schools have been graded and tlie graduating system has been fully revised then the corner stoDe of our High School will have been laid. By this system the stone is kept rolling, the pupils steadily advance, teachers are compelled to work to a plan, tlie greatest number arc Instructed and educated in the most efficient manner, and by tlie most economical expenditure of time and money. Each child is put in its proper place, each class lias its proin kind and amount. per work-pr- oper The school will be a kind of mechanical power, liai ing for its working force the untiring energies of dhildhood and yontb. It is believed that this plan will benefit tlie children and should therefore command the approval and support of ail officers, teachers, patrons and pnpils. Let ns ail work for this end and when it is gained we will see educational progress such as has never before been witnessed in our town. 80 B. Xfw Volts, July 21 Samuel AV. Lewis, accused by his wife of the larceny of 85500, was convicted by a jury in tlie general sessions yesterday, and remanded until Friday for sentence. On the witness stand Airs. Lewis said that when she was Mrs. Alice II. Bostwick she met Lewis at Black lioek, Conn., in I88ii, and on Ids advice gave him 85500 to Invest in Pullman palace car stock. He w as a broker at 7 Nassau street. A year later, in December, 1HS7, li fix Ing been divorced from her husband, she married Lewis. Since then she had given him 855,000, ait her fortune, to Invest. AYhen she asked for an accounting, lie put her off from day to day, and finally eloped to Connecticut with another woman. Then Mrs. Lewis began an investigation. She learned that no Pullmau palace car block hail been bought in her name, and Lew is was ai rested at Bridgeport. He tried to escape by jumping from a train, but fell ami broke Ids leg. Mrs. Lewis said that she and tier d daughter had been turned out of their homo by Low Is, who beat them briPatly. Lewis's defence was that he had Invested tlie money given to him as directed, and that on tlie stock transactions his wife owed him 8ft Ss), The jury took less than tldrty minutes to decide on their real let. Mrs. Lewd Is suing hei husband in the Supreme Court for tlie alij intrusted to him after their marriage. sixteen-year-ol- Flogged by tlie Warden. Tribnne.l Edna Sinoot, tlie daughter of AVili Sinoot of Smoot's Park had a frightful expeilence with a trusty of the Territorial penitentiary on Monday evening, and on Tuesday morning thu trusty had a frightful experience with AAarden Vamlercook. On Monday evening as Edna was walking along the banks of East Mill Creek, between the old paper mill and the penitentiary, site was seized by tlie tru.sty and carried into Ilia hushes, w hero a desperate struggle cn sued, the girl lighting to preserve her virgin purity and tlie convict to satisfy ids animal desires. The girl slirlked for help and was hoard by two boys, who rushed to tlie rescue. AYhen they arrived at the spot tlio convict had decamped ami the girl, almost unconscious from tlie great fright site had been subjected to and with clothing tattered aud torn, was assisted to her home, where she related tlie circumstance to her father. Mr. Smoot Immediately proceeded to tlie penitentiary, with hnt one idea in ids mind, and that was to kill tlie brute; but, being met by Warden Vandercook, lie was finally persuaded to wait until morning before seeing tlie trusty. Early on Tuesday morning Mr. Sinoot aud ids daughter drove np to the prison wails, and just as they were in the act of disravislier mode mounting tlie would-bhis appearance. AYith a err, which was heard by tlie trusty, Edna recognized him, and lie immediately turned aud fled. By order of AAarden Vandercook the prisoners were brought out, and the girl again recognized her assailant. A guard was then placed beside Mr. Sinoot, who could liardlv control ids anger, in order to prevent a tragedy, and Warden Vandercook, seizing the whip from Smoot's buggy, whipped the culprit in genuine whippingpost style. The whip finally became nseless. and the warden, procuring another and a heavier one, belabored the trusty nntil tlie blood flowed and he how led for mercy. Tlie miserable wretcli at one time got down on Ids knees aud begged, like the dog that he is, for mercy, but tlio warden considered he had a duty to perform, and he performed it well. At its conclusion Mr. Smoot expressed bis satisfaction at tlie manner in which the ends of jnstice were subserved, and the warden Informed the prisoners, who had witnessed the castigation, that the same treatment waa in store for all who followed ill tlie footsteps of the trusty. Tlie name of the trusty Is said to 1e Joseph Hedges, and he Is serving a term for burglary. It is needless to say that he is no longer a trusty. e Come and see Olsen play the idt al lover in Velvet and Rags. SALE. IN ami Center, on Easy Terms. Apply to JOS. R. MURDOCK, Real Estate Agent, Charleston, Utah. ADAMS & BRIM, Agents for tho August Flower COOPER and all implements rarrlcd Itt For Dyspepsia. General Dealer, I Lauzon, Levis, Quebec, writes : have used August Flower with the best possible results for Dyspepsia. A. Barrington, Engineer and C. the. IxiEM iVmicss S'-i&-r A. Bellinger, Propr. , Stove Foundry, Montagny, Quebec, writes: 1 llace of bnatm-H- , have used August Flower for Dyspepsia. It gave me great relief. I recommend it to all Dyspeptics as a APPLICATION very good remedy. Ed. Bergeron, WAGON CORSOLIDATED IMPLEMENT C01PAXT. General Smith, Sydney, Australia, writes: August Flower has effected a complete cure in my case. It acted like a miracle. Geo. Gates, Corinth, Miss.; writes: I consider your August Flower the best remedy in the world for Dyspepsia. I was almost dead with that disease, hut used several bottles of August Flower, and now consider myself a well man. I sincerely recommend this medicine to suffering humanity the world over. Main St. . Ilelier. FOR PATENT. Notice Xo. SUM. I ?.nmt Ofltee. Salt lathe City, Utah, May 3a, tfOI. X'OTH K IS IIKliKBY GIVES THAT C. K. Soe- -t anil A.lnlpliu lti,h of St. lamia. In Ilia Slate of .111001-1- , ly William H. Uaiiiliialon oisalt bate City, In Salt Lake county, Tr-ritor- y of I'tnh, tliolr attorney In fact, have nmilo annllcutton for a t'nlleil State Patent for the Helene and Salon on Minina f'lalnn l.nrto mining claim. Ritual. oriho.lnmmrv Iu Cantu- - 1eak Mining Waaalrh ITtuh Territory, llfttrlct, county,feet omiaintlng of m7 linear of tlie bale, and .urfwc ground the plat pouted on th. ground, g lad No. H3 and 3 and deaorlTicd In the field note and plat of tho oftletal survey on file In till ofllee, with magn.tlc variation at tsdeg. Ktniln. nt, a follow: The Helena l.wle MlnlngCInlni Lot 7, commencing at th discovery point or th. Mid claim, and from I lienc. S 4a deg. aomln. W lee running feet to IT. s. I'o-- t Xo. 1 of the ntd claim. Krrnn ald It. s. loat So. 1 N 4 deg. M min. E 10 feet loti. a. Poet Xo. 3; I hence S 40 dec. 00 min. W I4H3 feet to IT. 8. Pot So. 3: thence S 411 deg. 30 min, W 00 fent to IT. 8. Pont So. 4 ; thtme. 8 40 deg. SO min. K 1403 feet lo U. 8. So. I of tho exterior line of the niirfiice ground ot the boundary mild Helen. Lode, eoiitnlnlng an area ol .M acre. Prom th. dlneovery point of th. said claim P. . M. M. So. I bear, 8 41 deg. D mtu. Eat 1404 feet Ililtol state Pt Sole Manufacturer, distant. The Salomon Lode Mining Claim Lot So. 38 Woodbury, New Jersey, U. S. A. eommenrlng at the dlneovery point of tho aid elnlin and running thane. 8 48 deg. SO min. W KM feet to P. 8. Pont So. 1 of thl A LITTLE GIRL S F.XPEUIEXCE IX A clnlm. Prom th nid P. 8. Port Xo. 1 S 40 deg. 3 LIGHTHOUSE.. min. P. 300 feet to P. 8. Port No. 3; lienee S 41 deg. 3 min. W 1404 fee! to P. 8. Poet Sit. Mr. and Mr. Loren Treacott are keepora tlmnee 8 40 deg. 30 lulu. W 300 font to P. 3; 8. of tlio Oo'l. Lighthoinw at Sand Beach, Port So. 4: mid thence 8 41 deg. 13 mill. K 1404 font to P. 8. Port No. I of the exterior bound Mieli., and are bleoacd with a daughter, four ary Hne of tlie anrraco ground of the Mid Salomon Lode Clnlm and containing an area years old. Last April alia waa taken down ol tl.44 acre. On the dlneovery point of the with incarim, followed with a dreadful Cough auid aulomon Lode I placed P. 8. M. 31. So. I, and from the Mali! P. 8. M. XI. So. I the 48d and turning into a Fever. Donor, at home mil corner of the Wort boundary of th Un. I'tc Indian HervaUou bear X and at Detroit treated her, but in vain, th compnhgre 3 deg. 30 min. K 3433 rent dlatant. The mild mining location being of record ,1io wane until mere grew rapidly, In IliiMifilt-of tlie Kecorder of said mining handful of bone,. Then lio tried Dr. district at Castle Peak Hlrtrlct In WssateH count v, Ptnlt. Th nearest known locRttons King, New Diteovery aud after tlio ure of being tho TUlle, Hal ton end Alice Mining two ami a Imlf bottle, wa oompiotoiy cured. Clnlm. I direct thnt this notice be published In They my I)r. King, New Diwovery U worth Tiib Wasatch Wavb, the newspitier published nearest the said mining claim, for the in a trial period uf it, weight gold, yet you may gut sixty day or ten weeks. Puask I). Hohiis, Register. bottle free at Richard drug tore. A Low , Bird U-Ally's fur Applicants. 6 2 Cm G. G. GREEN, ua 12-- reoples Knitting DANIELS CREEK IRRIGATION CO. Iluysvltlo, Wasatch County, Utah. Machine, ASSESSMENT NOTICE. Elizabeth Sellers, agent for Wasatch and Summit countira. This machine will knit NOTICE 10 HEREBY HIVES THAT AT of the (liiri lnr., Iielil ou July 3M, stocking, mittens, etc., of any desired sixo. meeting I HUI, au Assessment (hi. IhdUHr jntr. All order, promptly attended to. Addra hare was lev bit on th. rnpllnl rtaclr oTth Corporation pnyahleun or lieior. August S4, Mr Sellers, Hebcr City, Utah. imi, to Wm. 0. Jhtll at hi resilience In But .f . vllle. Any stock npon which tht Assessment A reasonable price will bo paid fur wild tuny remain nnpnlil on the Wh tluv of 8pt., leaf, will he (lellnqiicnt unit advertised animal, and any other natural curiosities. for sale et public auction, end nnleas pay AddreM Jones Museum of Nature, Fairber-t- y tnent ft niaoe before will be aolil on the let day of October, I8M, to pay the delinquent 111. assessment, together with cost of advertising aud exjien. of Mia. W u. MrGnic, Secretary. To Consumptives. ta-i- s Utah, July U, law. ' Tlie undersigned having been restored to health 1y simple means, after suffering for several year with a sevoro lung affection, and tliat dreadful disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to ids fellow sufler-er- s the means or cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send (free of charge) g used, which they cony of tho prescription will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and maladies. He hones all sufferers will lung try hi Remedy, as it M invaluable. Those the desiring prescription, which will cost them nothing, and mar prove a blessing, will nlrare address. Rev. Edward A. Wiiaok Williamsburg, Kings county New York. A Farm For Salo NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME FOR PROVING WILL. IS THE ritmiATK Cflt'RT OF TtIKCOUS. ty of Wasatch and Territory ol Utah. In the matter of th. estatu of Bavid Levi Euipey, d cc.ased. Pursuant to an order of snl1 Court, mode on the tilth day of Jim, It. Ml, no. tic ft hereby given that Wpdncsday, the A. It. Ml, at It of Mid day,July, oclock a. in. or day al the Court Room of said Court, at th. Court H.nra. In th mid County of IVsMtrh, have barn appointed ae th. time .nd plaro for proving the Will of Mid Havhl - Kinpcyleren-eami for hearing th. application of Morgan I.. Empty for th. Issuance of letter of Administration lo Moroni Berber with will annexed, when and where nny liileresl.d may appear and contest tbo same. T. II. Gh.es. Clerk. tj-3Dated Juno 30th, IK'!. twcnty-.ce.Mi- I- Containing 81- - acres of first class land with good water right, good fence, house of four rooms, ham, gnuiory, etc. Apply to John Baird, Centre Creek, Rasband Bros, of Park City wiil pay liighct cash price for pork. For particulars inquire uf Joseph Rasband at Hebcr. There will lie an election held In tbo Court house at lleber, Aiignet 8rd, 1891, for tlie election of three Commissioners to locate Sale. University lands, one Councilman and one The Hailstone Ranch, comprising 190 Representative to the Legislature, one Superintendent of District schools, two Selectmen, acres ofdcsireahie land, apply to one Justice of the Peace, and a Town Board, William Petersen, 886 West 1st street consisting of a President and four Trustees. Johx Dtacxjr, Registration Officer. Salt Lake City. For t SURE CUKE FOB PILES, Criminal and civil and other itching Piles are known by moisture blank at this office. like perspiration, causeing intense itching A when warm. This form aa well as B.ind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr. Boaankos Pile remedy, which acts directly ou tlie parts affected, absorbs tumors, allays itching and affects a permanent cure. 50c. Druggists or mail; circulars free. Dr. Bosanko, 329 Arch St., Philadelphia, Ia. Sold by Uiciiard Bridge. Hebei, CHARLESTON, MIDWAY, A d, NOTICE Or INTENTION TO MAKE APPLICATION for a permit to rut timber npon the hubllu lands, under act of March Jd, Ml. To ALL WHOM IT MAY CORCKBM ! Notice t hereby given thnt after the publleatlon hereof for Immediately three weeks, os required liy said act, the undersigned will make application to (be Hon. Secretary of the Interior at Washington, II. C., for a permit to cut and remove Hed Pine and White 1lne timber from a tract of the nnsurreved public niouiitMtn land of the United States, situated north of the main tooth fork ofthn Irovo river In Wasatch county, Utah, and more particularly described a follows, to Commencing at the big spring In Noblet'a and running northeast one (1) mile; gnlrh I hence northwest two (3) miles; thence southwest one (I) mile; llienc. southeast two (2) mile to place of beginning. H. Kong. P. O. address. Woodland, Wasatch Co.J.T. First publication July 31, 181 la th Walegal satch Wave. t at Nervous Debility. CUBE FOR SICK HEADACHE. Tills distressing complaint is due to an inactive or slngglsh liver with constipated bowels which deranges the stomach and disturbs the nervous system, causes dizziness and an oppressive dull pain in head, often so severe as to prevent all rest or sleep. One of Dr. Gun's Improved Liver Fills will relieve yon of all the pain and misery and a few more doses Enlarging, finished in Indian Ink, Crayon, will correct the liver and stomach' and and AV'ater Colors, done at AYillen'. regulate the bowels. While these pills Ail work guaranteed. are small, easily taken, and mild and gentle in their action there Is no medicine Dont forget to send a copy of Tint made that will so effectually core sick headache. 25 cents a box. Sold by Wave to your friends. Richard Bridge. 92-J-- A gentleman having been cured of Nervous Prostration, Remirotl Weaknew, Prematura Decay, and all the evil effect, of early and youthful folly, i, anxious to make known to other, the simple mode ol Self Cure. To thorn who wish, and will give him their symptoms, ho will rend (free) by return mail, a copy of the receipt so used in his case. Address, m confidence, Jas. W. PtsaxEY, 42 Cedar 8t., N. Y. inde-creii- on ily ta-2- 5 Dont fail to see Alspacli in bis favorite comedy character, Roger Inkpcn, in Aelvet and Rags." HiMirVlil wm tor For Sale. half block from Main lleber. House of five rooms, all necessary out buildings, well, good ham and shedr; for further particulars apply to Joseph A fine dwelling, The AVasatch Wave, only 82.50 per year. Extensive advertisirg is the key to success. street, McDonald, Ia miles south of Heber j2& f HfDulWtA ft , bar liave Anita lrr, eft AtHttiw, kTeiaa, imi Jo Ikma, Tohsks Ofebi. Ixf rN. (Itbrnt are ilwng h well Hhy sturt Ttm 8mm rant itwrr W8. ' WHitmth, Ton nn ii the work awrt B 8 wtefwv-F.vm tw. jytm atw D 'iTtiera an ytudlv fami ftmMl H e hw feladv AHaj? n wnrtt jim hm m ywrv ttma, (L awH afarf yov Or fttrtt. HHr MtiFW Ar wwrt- ksJf ntrtmm (W'Htr thert. t9. W Failure ami w iw'!rfu! ?rif4ilsr ?V3 4 .vUwJk