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Show ' Thr bounty Register, a weekly 'Evs:'rr:r:. Pa'j'.i.'aeJ weekly at L'phr3im, San Fete Co., Utah. hlBCtSIlTlONl nt Yj-ir- .o.jo. Sli Mjo.. 5i.-- : Ti.. M. RsmsiE Co. Publishers loitered at the Post OTice at Kph-raim, Utah, as second class matter 3 J t e 4, i 8qo. Ephraim, Utah, - Un. i, iSyi ' llllWMtfcMijli ' i fas. frost '.. S.Mmsch j THE FETERS01T OFZEA HOUSE Ephrainiy Utah. Is now open to the public. There is the neatest and best ' SET OP SCENERY in San Pete. Am', the hall itself is the neatest in the county. Agents of I raveling Companies are invite- - eil to take a look at theHall A Grand Hall every Friday Evening to wnich all are invited. Front ifc JobuKon, Lessees I I V i.PIeasanlCo-oP- S ! o Santa Claus has gone out of Business. co Pluhh stationery, I) xis, fT 10 Toilet titts Album Etc, Ktc, P C& Ilandkt'ivliicf & glove hoxei, p g shaving cases, Etc, Etc, Etc to ' a A Full Stock of Hoods, Muffs, Jackets, Shawls, i jq Silks, Etc. Q r GENT'S CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, ETC j t--i Overcoats & llat. O rH Special Line in Elegant Fur Gooa's for LaJies. The Finest Line of Glass, "hina, Silae ware, J'ersumery and W I I'aney Goods in San Pete. ff L ijj c- - :; LUHD,3upt- - 111 1 4 f Utah Nursery Co . ; Ij Established SS,7 ' ''4-- ' Over 50 Acres of Fruit and Ornamental Tress, Roses, Shrubs and Small Fruits. A iOneMillion 1 orest 'Free Seedlings. uS J t!ar.V.,ri ry s tiauu 1.. o...ak uaku t ""' Qft tig-irV- ty Ckntbal BfCK ckondSo.ith Siri..t, ) " Short Hon C. p4v-- - '. iT7T' Wt- - v M Headed by t W'Am W:-- : ' ""v';l Famous Aird Hj&sTi:' '2' -- ':':''v's23 About Sfteei h Joth&othDe Ci' Voutf Hf k0M$:&M&M nIIf "d,'e" - : ' "J1C . f..o,-rt,re- Sr'v f Y ilftllilg lor? ::.:t:f' i K , .Uu:u v v an Meter, j Office, CentralBlc-- k: Salt lafc ui' ' " j JOHN KnIGHTON, ' Dealer in GE2TEBAL MERCHANDISil. JA11 our Goods are Soldat the Lowest Posilble PriM ' I & UJSMSOM. If 1 EFffiET Ay Lund. DEALS IIT ill Kinds Of Furnitur Window Blind Carpets and Wall Paner The Celebrated Charter Oak and Monitor Stores I ( , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL V 6 34 Ephraim, San Pete County -- f - H. P. LAR'SEN, Ephraimj-City- , Utah. i'i. DEALER IN " tij Pure Medicines, Chemicals, Perfameries, Drugs' Paints,0il8,Etc I EilDye Staffs and Pnro Spices.3 V Druggists, Sundues, and all Ccods usualiy kept in a Eirst-CIaj- a Drug Stora, J also I Spices, Teas, Coflees, Coal Oil and full Line of Grocers' Druga: I Perscriftins Ca-efu- ltv Compounded Day and Night f! Agent for the White Sewing Machine, , " Kinsr of K&tt t , p8 Olseri, DEALERS IX Pure IJretl Pcreheron -- : HORSES. Handling Horses a Spe-cialty. mT. PLEASANT, UTAH. Closing out Sale The slock oi Goods formerly belonging to H Q. Hanson, is b in c sold at cost. Those wish-in- g good bargains should not miss this opportunity, as it is tha best that will be offered tHs year. This is a fact, price our goods and -- ee. Reg stf.r Block, Ephraim. .John F. Dorious, Jr. Awdgaee. Myn Holiim r i Kunrll Enterprise House MYRA HOLMES CO. 13 J Commercial Street, Salt Lak City! Most cixivenient to Electric Cars, Retail Stores, Theatres and all places of amusements. Tins I Intel ami us equipments are Ii has 64 well furnished and is h caicd in the ol' the city. i MUtKKT REPORT. RctxM:ti bf C. Au.n.-i-e." HK.Ual TRICED. Wool 13 to 16 CtS. Wheat 60 ct. per. bus. Oats $ 1.50 per cwt. ' Barlev S5 ct. per cwt. FlourStraight Grade .. $ 1. So " " mspki tricks Wheat 65 per bus Oil sacked.. .$1.70 per cwt, Barley fi.oo " " Fiour ..$2. 00 " " Wool 13 to 16 et, ! Royal Hoception. rh "County Scat" Wears l'ntnni:si?el iauiOly. Sju'cclii's M;tda at the Depot atul at Tlu'Ciraml lia liquet. A Day of Eejoit'in.s;. The train from h'alt Lake City bearing the guests expected at the banquet tj be j;ivcn by Manti in honor of the arrival of the K. G. W. at that point, whizei past Kphraim at about one o'clock at a lively pace leaving, an immense concourse of disappointed. people at that point who had expected to );o over on the new highway, but were badly left. Arriving a few minutes afler one, t':e incoming train was saluted by cannon. The "gentlemen ami ladies then alighted from the train. Amunglhem were Mr. E. A. Wel-by- , General Supt;Mr. ll.tbcock Right of way Agt;Mr. Angel, Company Arch iiect;E.j. Yard, Resident Engineer;G. VV. Know, Principal Asst. Engineer; J. W. Brown, General Freight Agt. X, K. Seamans,(an 1 wife) R. G. W. Inspector; J. B. Daily, Gen. Master .lochanic; Mr. Jerry O'Connell, Gen. Road master; Mr. Bonnet, Ast. Engineer of the Western Division, Mr. Webb Green (and wife) station Agt., Mt. Pleasant; Mr. Erb, Pro-prietor of the Continental Hotel and Walker House, Salt Lake City; John Walker, of the firm of Walker Jiros; Messrs. Dougal and R lylance of Springville, 'l ie (Tontractorsjetc. etc. They were greeted with ap-plause by the six or seven hundred persons assembled to witness their arrival. All the leading men of Maiui, and many from other parts of the county being present to re- - loiig I (f. li.ipp.XSS 4llj v aneiid nny you Thin wa j replied to by who said that every person present was aware that this beautiful city necden better facilities for transpor-tation, and the company which he presented now gave it all that could be desired in that respect, this might civiluer would now connect Janti city and this valiev with Chicago, and the Pacific and' Atlantic coast, when the. full measure f its inten-tions were completed. This little city in a few years might grow into a metropolis, though time alone could tell. Impressed his gratification, and thanked all concerned for the courtesies extended. Introduced Mr. William Bro .n, (general freight Agt,) as one with whom they would deal directly, therefore 01. e whose remarks on this occas'01 we e likely to be listened to with in eresc. Mr. win. iiR iws'. respond to thech la ge, in a veiy happy manner. and t :os ne r e tough to hear his remarks wer. favored in-deed. He was applauded several times, but the reporter was unabie to keep the thread- of his remarks. However this much heaid after ex-pressing his unbounded admiration and appreciati p. o? everyihing, that the people of .tatit should have the same freight rates as heretofore granted from Thistle. 1 his met with a hearty applause. Music by the Band. The Jarshall announced a speech by the HON, W. K. Kt.ln. Gentlemen of the R. G. V. rail-Ladi-aud ''entieuien, I realize why the nu nber of successful after dinner speakers may be counted 0:1 the fingers of the right hand. On this suspicion occasion I am reminded of the saving the centre table at the upper tad of the apartment The hall was beautifully decorat- - ed, with evergreens, our national colors; with banners, emblems and mottoes in profusion. Among the novelties was a stuffed ,4otintain Lion, (with spectacles on.) The band played a lively tune while the guests were being seated. The Marshal of the Day called the assembly to order, anil the Rev. G. W. Martin offered pnyer. The stern duties of the Banquet were next proceeded with, and knives, forks and spoons played some most agreeable selections. This t i the grandest affair that has ever been giveu in San Pete; and while the passage of 'the R. G. IT. through this county has been one Ion j ovition,M inti has so far eclipsed all former efforts, that they are all r a ly forgotten, claiming supremacy, for this day at least wore h?r laurel wreath with uiidiinmed splendor. 7"he menu, was varied and elegant, and serve 1 in the mo.it approved style. The Bawpiet was placed in charge of Mr. Witbeck, with 10 gentlemen to assist. Jrs. Witbeck and Mrs F. M. Jolly had the ordering of the feast, with fifteen as;istants. Forty young ladies in the daintest white lace caps and aprons, waited on the tables. Wt-t- the gentlemen began to find that the chairs they sat on had back i and to lean there on with a satisfied a'r, F. m Jolly, m.rihallof the day called the house to order, and an address to the visitors and assembled citizens was given by the iiov.juny II. MAII1KV. Mr. Chairman, Ladies and This is certainly a very proud day f r Manli, the p lineer set'lenj'iiit anJ Capiat city of Sm Pete cou uv, the v in which llisy are situated has always enjoyed the repu'ation of b thecmef gianary of Uuh, wj are proud une f ils li irdv pi meers. w!i maJ fust camp in the winter ot 1S.19 ai 'Happy ii the br d: whom the sun shines on." "If this is true then thrice hapj-shoul I all the relations of the R.g'. W. and the people of this city be, for here on the 29th of Dec. 1890, they enter our city in a flood of sunshine. Their sp ec e tou h ve been fair; as a Company they have treated uj well, as individuals 1 ae shown a great deal of saac ty, dis-crimination and juilg.. m :nt. Mr. liabcock has negotiated for the right of way through the lands of hundreds of persons, farms, or chards, housev and t d ly tiiert. is not one word of complaint made. They nd.vwia.i up the whole by a speech from the silvc t wgued ora tor, Ms. Stanton. 71iese men have r il'e i mirbreid. eaten our salt, they have acceptt'i. the freedom of our ciiy, and tin. hospitality of our homes -- they are our friends'" Ms. Si ANION'. "It is very se!d .in: that I g.'t a opportunity to alTiict .fee same sel of pcnpie twice-- in J vlay. They have the syriipathy Already. W'e feel poo l in seeing the aiuireciati'in e.'ii c-- d in t lis grett magi.fi c t entertainment, vv im u has oeen hat is vary doiight fui. I adi ii.e lie tasteful decoration f this roo.n,and iioriced aj I :ame ina motto prot lai ning protection to home indus ries. We have been protecting your de licious hoint; industries to the be t of our ability by getting on the out-side of as large a quantity as pos sible." The gentlemen made a very clevei play on the names of the gentlemen composing tbe party, winding it up by inviting the people of Manti to call upon him at the Continental or Walker house, and promising them Herb, (Krb) tea. I am pleased to be with you on thi'happy occasion and to all the good people of Manti I extend the right hand of friendship, and good fellowship, and wish all advance-ment, and prosperity to Janti. The next on the programme was a song "Red, white and Blue, by Mr. Lraithwate, in the chorus of which, the imlience joined heartily. vThe Reception committee escort-ed the Visiting R. R. magnates, and the gentlemen and ladies of their party, on a tour of inspection through the city, until the after-noon train bore them back to the metroplis. celve them, the presentation cere-monies were gone through with, and an address of welcome to the Strang ers was made by the HON MAYOR LfKK Gentlemen, Officers of the R. G. Western, in the name of this City. I bid you, and this branch of your Companii's road, welcome, wel-come, thrice welcome to cur City! Manti has long felt the necessity of a railroad, she has listened to a great deal of talk, and has been of-fered roads on paper, but they would not answer the purpose. Your Company came, not with words but 'with works, and with this'they have brought a good "arid substantial road to our doors. Not alon; thai, but we have the satisfaction of knowing that it is backed by a strong company, with an able president' and efficient officers, l'ublic print avers that the road was never jtn a more prospermia condition, j h'e hope this condition will con- - tinue, and that the company will be enabled In the near future to push this branch to the south and west, and on to the Pacific Coast! We areitiformed that one of the off-icers of this company has expressed himself, that although the guage of the road was narrow, the company would treat us on broad guage prin-cipals. We are glad to hear this; I bespeak for them the same treat-ment from my fellow citizens. Manti like all other ambitious towns wants a boom, but not a boom in news-papers, not a boom in real es-tate alone, but a substantial boom, oae that will create industries, and de velop the recourses of our valley. To do this several things are needed, the greatest among them the. rail-road which you this day have fur-nished and thus become our bene-factors. Again, Gentlemen, Welcome! Welcome! To the officers present I extend the freedom of the City. Welcome all!. A reply was made to this speech La-mp. WELtiV. Who accepted with courteous th inks the warm welcome of the Mayor and people. Accepted in a t:w dignified, yet warm and friendly sentences in behalf of all the visi-tors, the hospitality extended, and expressed great surprise that a city so small as Manti should be able to put on Metroplitan airs on this oc-casion. Pledged again that fair and honorable treatment, and that the base of th j :u 111:11.1111 up n mc is now erii-te- d a m ijjii licent Teniae Inve at length witnessed the advent ul the railroad, in view of ill- - lact that upw rd ol 4 years h ive elapsed dur n; wnic we ll ive b ea in com iaralive S;clus 0.1 it is 11.1t sinpr siiij; that the people h ive turned out en wiijssf, in r thai the the a r resounds, with loud acc'ain iti.ms ul j .y, nor that we ll ive s lare x 'th r nz il cur leading caizens froai tilis .nl oihei points to xiace the iiimjiiet which has been pretMied in honor ol the Olficials ol the Rio Grande Western Railroad, wlii-.- toad has the distinguish d honor of beiili the first to reach the Capital city ol our populous and thriving county: but afier all, this is but a small token or feeble expression ol the high appreciaiiu entertained ol (he skill, eneiv and of ittr tubi ng iiK to a prompt and successful isu.-- out connection with the civilin d- w rU! Gentlemen be pleased to accept oar graiefula. knmvted 'cment of vour l.ib.us in the cause ol h iniau proxies It is widely.il not gei. entity know lh.it e.tity in the r 131. I in; l.s ; slai ve Avimi bly ol Utah Territory, at the sutsi of Governor linii.uu Vomig memoi at Confess l.r llie c iistiiict on .. .1 gi Kaiiuiml , K.tdtoad ariuss Hie Continent, from the Missouri livei to the Pacific Cu.isi, sa:d mem .rial :n-with a cool reception, niar.y of t ie I.ejjis'aiors treaitd the proposifon n " o.ily wiih ind.H. rence but ;n an impossi-ble feat, it was aa advanced tli uirnt wh cn they were n it prepirt d to an up hi. subsequently as we all know, ihe lortd was built, and has bee.i one ol ol the lytii. Century, 11 t on'y in the magnitude ol the emerp ic n l ir as ihe coiistiiietion was c.mf enied, in me amount . f l iboraud means expend-ed- , but in the marvelous resuhs thai have followed; miy we n jt therefore leasoiiably anticipate laige and iniiior-tau- t restins to foil w the vent of the Railroad in oui valley Gent emeu we bid y ju w ni, and truo that o ir rela linns will continue to be pleasant, fiieiiu-l- y nnd t each others nue-est- s and welfa e;ilitt th.; results of your will be to develop mtic i.f the laten. enetgv ol our pe pie in new n;t nioie piolitable directions, that have hitheito ol" nectssitv either lemaintd dormant or been expended only m l.tv-iu-fotindaiioii, that the rich tieasuies lying concealed in our mountains may be d veloped and our stock, agri cul'tital and nianufactuiinjj may be enchaiiced,, so that at an early day ills necessities of trathc, will demand a Broad Guage Road lo transport your trains laden with merchandise and products ol "6ther laads, in e.xc'iatije for the output of out mines and the products of our and also tor the m re rapid and coi'veiiient transit of persons of intelligence and culture, to visit our bsHUtiiul Temple and the rich resources of our valley and suiroundint moun-tains, ibat neeeds only the inatfie and combined touch of labor, tiitelii;eiic and capital to bring to pass a transfor-mation in our atlairs that will cause many to look back on this auspicious day with .enewed pride and satislaction. Tne following proverb of the wise man I til nk apropos "Iron sharpenelli Iron, so a man sharpened) the countenance of h s triend," now it cannot be denied One thousand persons partook of the feast furnished by the city, and so admirably served by the per-sons before mentioned, and the 'Red Zetter Daj" of Manti wound up with two grand balls, both of which were crowded. Everybody expressed themselves as thoroughly satisfied. During the night it rained, which was but the beginning of the long delayed winter, and had the reception been but one dsy late, it could not have been successfully managed. Manti has aur warmest congratulations. only, should be received by the people from the Company he had the honor to represent. (Some difficulty about hearing pre-vented a verbatum report of the very interesting remarks by Mr. f'elby.) The Young Men's Cornet Band gave some suitable music.after which the procession to the Banquet Ball was arra iged as follows: Marshals, Silver Band, County and City Officers, Reception Com-mittee, Guests, Cornet Band, Exe-cutive Committee,- Citizens, Busi-ness Men, County visitors etc., etc. The Manti Taberrac'e which is the largest Hall, in San 1'ete County accept the Temple Hall, was thrown open to the banqueters. As the precession passed up the main street they were greeted by pendent en-signs drawn entirely across the street, appropriately inscribed. Over the gate way entering the Tabernacle yard, was erected an immense hippie arch of evergreens Its lofty columns lifted their heads thirty feet in the air, were surmount-ed by a minature engine ami train. Below, a transparent Motto pro-claimed the word Welcome. The guests were ushered into the lall where tables had been laid for hree hundred persons.and seated at that the piesence ol our fi ends has sharpened and brightened our counten-ances with and gladness, when we tre thus reminded of their achievement in bringing to our doors the most rapid rnens of communication with the wor Id at large; we iec gmze the ictand provision in universal nature of the "surv.val cf the fittest" and that contact with the .intelligence if the age, is in every deparlment of human thuuglit and a:tion, we therefore welcome your enttrpiise, gentlemen, as the pleasing hub.nijer uf a uew eta, and we trust the day is aot far distant when our Territory shalt become a perfect net-work ol railroads bringing in their trains all the appliances of modern civiliza-tion. Jin tli:s connection. we co:it tulate ourselves that Utah has already 1114 miles of railroad, there are 9 states and Territories that have a less railroad mileage than Utah. Facts are stuboorn things aud it is being verified every day, that political differences, jarring creeds and narrow conceptions have to conform to the lacts of science.- This added im pulse will eventually ramify and perme-ate the entire bxly, imfusing new life and animation in all the avenues ol our social ex stence. It is the stagnant pool that festers and corrupts, it is the mov-ing spring that teems with purity and l ie. We therefore desire the utmost freedom to prevail, and wish success to every enterprise, looking to the eularge-menti- 'f the human tace aud hastuniiig the time when 'Teace on Earth and Koo.d w.ll to nun" will be the prevail-in- ? sentiment amjiy all' people. Gentlemen; ajain we thank yon aud invoke llie hiestirus ul Divine t'mvi-deuc- e upu.i the C unpauy you represent andupju youisclves personally, that NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. N 749. Lai. I Oiliee at Hli Like City Utah, t u-- n 1.19 . N s netfi'y i;iveii that the follow- - n;-ii.- i 11 I lias filed u.itice i.f 111? mlenli 1. . tn.ikc final 1 iimii ,11 tiy Com-nuia- ii .i, i Mipp.,11 i,f , s cla m, amJ ihai s.i d ,)i i,.f mil he m.ult; heluie thf Jiii.e "i h- absencf the Clcik . I ihe J iu 11' y C .mt .11 Lin ly C'liiniy, Uiah.ai Caslie U.ile, U'ali on the 24 ul Unuarv, liSyl.v.z. J s plins G imm.ue mifsiead Ei'liv S (' the fc. N V J, N . U' J N VV. J S, e. 16 .mil S E, J S. VV i Sec 0 l'i 11S.R 6E 1; i.auies t is f ill win ; vi messes pi v Irsc-.li- u s it 5uliu- - ufmn.aiul ll V I kit ll Still llllt.v R licit t ck, i ti v I'.ri.K Aided Kaiiat.J T Fiiiiu .ill ..t ildKe, E.uen C iiuiy U:,ih Fmank i). Hud & L iwe Ally'!" fui Claim,!. .1. Coimy Locals. Norwegian Fresh Anchovis just; arrived at J. P. Meilstrup. 15 cts a lb. The F.phraim Coop carries a chioce lot of Groceries of various kinds. j lhe photographer will not remain but one week this time, please re- - j member. - For 65 ets you can get a can of j Yeast Powers & a large doll free at th Drug Store. J. P. Meilstrup, sent the first car load of grain over the 1 ew road on ' baturday motning last. ' G. E. Anderson will visit Eph. for one week only. Don't fail to have your work done immediately. " Tbe saloon was we'l patronized on Christmas by the R. R. boys. There was many a drunk and several ar-- ' rests made. The Christmas Herald is a good production, but is in our opinion in-- ! ferior -- irt everything except foim to the treat of last year. There are a good many ditches in Ephraim' that have frozen and over-flown into ;he streets Who's busi-ness is it to see to them? The Register is in receipt of a very peculiar document from a member of ths Ephraiin Precinct P. P. Committee, which we will pub-lish next week. It was a great surprise to those who hai 1 :a l a certain" touching Christmas poem, printed in an Eastern pa er, to find out later that " it had been written for a Saa Pete - fjournal. Ju F. Dorins, whoaa goods were displayed on counter and tables, be , cause of the failure to get inside, finishings 'cjmpleted in the new sore,' says, that during M tbe rtish there was nothing damaged,de-- - stroyed or missed. A check for five thousand dol-lars found its way from the R. R. 'men to tie contractor, ' Ferdinand 'Alder, on the twenty-ninth- . This ,'. was of Course largely handed to the 'workers, and there has been a pro-longed 'good time". Many a person, when death has claimed a loved one, would have 'given much for one picture of the beloved face, that neglected to get a photo, wh-- n it was in their power do so, ith very little trouble and hss expence, as is possible now at " G. K.Andersons. Mr. J. P. Meilstrup has inaugurat-ed a scheo w iiche will be profit-- 1 . able to his casto nei He issues to. his custo lie s a card representing fa;. 00 in m v.nu from sets tijj.oo which i J be pa i.:he 1 with amount; vf each e.aj'i chase. When the caeck i jxha-.is- t :d the holdsrrecciv- - e a ty 03 btuk "Phe Peoples' Eneyclope lia" nesidei"this prizes) there is a beautiful clock worth ' f.15.00 whi :h will be given to the ora :f Messing tin lucky number; after a ;rtaia num')r f checks are sold: Mr. Swen O. Nielson, County Select roan, an , invited guest at th Vanti R. R. Reception on 29th twas refused admission at the door, because he was accompanied by a young daughter instead of his wife, who. was too ill to attend. Thtre was os course a general that children should ..." not be admitted, but it is a pity that a little discretionary power was not given the door keeper, as this is a matter that will be deeply re-gretted by those who did so much to mike everybody happy, when it co-wit- their knowledge. Mr Ia LDatton being approach , jed by a Register reporter said that th; had not aven beard of the meet-ing or. the- - movement, with regard t the running- of Sunday trains through this county. It seems father unfair, to say the least of it, to put the name of a person on a C nimittee as an endorser and help-er of a movment, arid let the same appear ia public print, when the persons taking such liberty did not j even understand whether or not the j movement wa.s favored by the per- - ; son thus paraded. There are at N least two other names on the list j' owners make the same com- - 1 plaint. ..... . It s. N'J ICE FOR rUiiLICATIOX: NO 747 Land Odic at Sail LaKe City Utah.DeC ll, 1S9; : Nonce is hereby iven that the f ill-st-- lei has ti e iwli-.- Ins i lent 'a Id 111. ike-- li ial pr.nu hi supp it n.s .1 urn, (ui t m Saul pio .1 will he .ia I.- - lift ii.- lie Jud .1 111 h s e ir CI lk fliltrC.ili.lv Culllt nf S.in f e C.iiiil v, Uia.i a .Manti, Uiah.ou the 24th nf JaniMiy. 1S91. viz: Jesse ii. I'.ivl. r th Eutiy Nu. 1317 f u H'- - L is 6 & 7 .1 Seen, mi 6 ami .N li, J N ,V j 1 ul L .1 1. S.-c-n in 7 111 f iwnsii p 15 S.jiiili, Raue 3 East, Sa:t .itke lei .ot.ui. I le names tile f ill,)win witnesses to pruve Iilsc , in u his les deuce upon, and 11h.val11.11 ul 'a.d land, viz: I.j i iL. - vic.-s-, juiii Y .raon, if t nitini Gieru, Retineii Ames, il l.iioni.and Ge n$e Uiaper, ul Fieed.im Sail Pee Cuumy, Ut ill. Frank I). Hobbs. Ke.sut. Gii A L iwe .i ys. f.n Appl Notice for rimUcatlun NO.SU La .d O.ti :.: .it Sal. l.ak C.iy, Utah, Nov. isi n, l.Sy . N i c. is .it-- itfen that the full. iw-n- ..mi- - d e lei ims lilt d t. lice of h s ii-- nu m..ke rin.tl piui.l ii, stippoit liiistl.nm, i;.d ; !i,:t said pn.i.lwill i'l In e Jiu. t- or in hi-- s. ct- 'in ! ik I 'h' C in ly .urn h l u , I;, lit Ml-.- , if . ,1 .11. iv I 2!i i l.Vyr.i... ti lll- 4 li. i .1 ii, rl. I', ti 6621 ne t. 4 SI . I Ser N VV- - J S; U , J Stc 21 M. N ti i N ii i S 1: r I' US. R 9 E. (e :.iiiii-- '.liei iilu inf uiinesses to , 1. nve iws c.'r..'i;;i.:li tes.dnce upon, u.-- j ( iil'.aat.i.n 1. 1, faul land, viz. Ar lull J.jf l's, t.'. V. Andrrseii, James i. V ilcux, ul Ca tie Uale and.Arluijjtoi. . i LHiti.ct, Lnit iv Co. U. T. 1' RANK 1). Hobus, R.'gistel. tVultve for I'lililioattOu. Nu. 70. Land Olfice At Salt Lake city, Cuti Ter. Nov. 94th. Hit). tsotice iit hereby Kivvn that the following-name-ctil? r has tiled notice of his intentioa to make linul ..root in support of his claim, and that said proof will e made iietore the 1'rohale Judge, or in his absence tie County Clerk of Emery county, Utah, at Casllr iale, Kmery county, Utah, on January 9th. 1U9I, Albert Hansen, H. E, A'o, 6867. for the e. n. H.1-- 4 C. 2 J.ol wt!s n. w. sue. 34. TP. 17 s. K.91. I i e name tile following witnesses to prove his con uuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land iz: huphus OUen, Lewis Larsen. Ole C. Jensen and 'ha&. c Claiuteii,. all of Cleveland Emery c .unty, tan. Frank D. hobbs, Register NOTICE FOR PUBLICA'l ION, NO, 721. Land Office at Salt Lake city.utah Nov. 14,1890. Notice is hereby Riven that the following-name-lettler has hied notice of his intention to make final proof in t ippojt of his claim, and that said proof will be made beiore the Probate Judge, or in his absence, ihe County clerk of Emery county.iaah.at CaslleDale rCraery county Utah on Januarp 9th. I89I vis: Ole C. Jensen H, It, no. 72b. lor the W. a t. w SF.C 24 &E, S. K. KKC. 2 TP. I7 . R. 9 . He names the following witnesses to prove his con-tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, aaid land viz: Sophus Olsen, Lewis Larsen, Albert Hansen and Chas. C. Clausen, all of Cleveland, Emery county, Ulan, ' Fmahk I). Hobbs, Kegister. Notice for 1'nblU-e.tlon- . No. 1V4. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah.Norember 5th .893. Notice is hereby given that the following-name- d .etttter has hied notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Kegister& Receiver,!.', s. Land office, at Halt Lake city.utati, on January i.sth, 1891. via: Henry H. Hutchison. 11. E. No.. 7976 for the s. w of n. t.1-- n. ts of s. k.i-- 4 src. 8. & n. w. s. w. SRC. 9, TP. 18 s. R, 14, R. s. L. H, Utah. He names the following witnesses 10 prove- his con tinuoiis residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, iit: Joseph A. Curtis, luis S. Presset, Peter PetersoR and chas, Moons, alt of Woodside, Emery eo, Utah Frame V. HoBBaRcguKtv, T, e, Bai!ey,Attomey. , A blue Zmc covered trunk was, by mistake exchanged at Chester for one very similiar except that the color is red The person who has the lost article will confer a favor by sendingit to Richard Christian-so- h at Kphraim. or writing to him. |