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Show Ths Homs Ssntinsl iVll.IT MWfiPAPlR m .f (Wfttcd rc4.4 eounviW.Ait vli and Ppfe.! This famous tiiai took it first rest, and the jury decided that was guilty of murder in the firt-- t degree and a recommendation for leniency. This means that his eentence can he commuted to life imprisonment. The result of the verdict has caused some apprehension among the citizens of Sanpete, in the fear i iat his chances for escape were too manifest, and as long as he lives, there is no safety. We are of the same opinion as the major part of those whom we have interviewed, that he is too dangerous a person to allow any chances of his ever having the opportunity of throwing his brazen, cowardly and murderous character again open to the world, We opened here with a list of prominent men. whom chance threw in the way of our reporter in the brief space of half an hour. It will be seen that the almost univer sal opinion is, that he must he dealt with as a decided murder tn the jSnd degree , which means the death penalty. Public peace of mind, protection and comfort demand that no chances be taken against his ever running at large, and nothing but. his death can secure this. Wehopeihe Judge will give this double murderer the full penalty of bis crime and not commute hie sentence to life imprisonment as it is feared will be the outcome. The following are a few whom we saw: Mayor Luke, didnt care to xpress bis opinion, but thought the jury seemed to try to throw the re sponsibility of the sentence on the Judge, he believing in capital punishment. I am opposed to Dr. Kenner. capital punishment, therefore am satisfied that he receive life imprisonment." Mr. Thos. Bleak thought if he received life sentence he would get out and kill more, John Ilougaard, who had just returned from an extended trip south and had not heard of the verdict but did not want to see him turned loose by any means, as he was a dangerous man. J. II. Wodskow supposed the evidence warranted the verdict, would say no more about it, David Candland, considered he should meet the penalty of death. Albert Tuttle thought the jury could recommend nothing hut death in his estimation. ne Tuttle thought imprison- T. (ME, auxw TIIE MGFA1U.ANE VERDICT. L. MUMIIIMilffil ment for life was sufficient. Warren Snow, thought if there was any reason for death that his crime warranted it bqt thought the Judge would see this was the verdict, Alex, Tennant loat a cigar on the Verdict. He thought it would come in the second degree ; was opposed toeapitnl punishment; thought life imprisonment sufficient to all ends of justice, ifar Sperry thought by nil means he ought to hang; that he had done all that any man ought to, .and that his chances to da any more be cutoff bv death. Geo. A. Snow had nothing to say but that he deserved death, as it murder. waa certainly a Edward Reid thought that life sentence was worse than de.th. Did not think that there were any chances of escape. John Rejd did not pi ess his opinion. cold-bloode- d to lit Correspondence Sjstiwil-- I Provo, April 1st. 1890 Trie McFarlaue trial is ended, ilie result being the conviction ol the defendant of murder in the first degree. The McFar-lanclosing scenes were agonizing to On Saturday the defendant was placed on tne stand to testify in his own behalf. It is hardly probable that ms evidence and his manner helped his case any in the eyes of the jury; on the contrary, it is likely that they were convincing to the jury ol his gu.lt and deHe told much of the history ol pravity. ins life and Ins habits, up to the night ol the homicide, of winch unhappy event The he said he had no recollection. circumstances of meeting Hansen and He said that if the jurv and the people ielt they had done their d.itv he was He bore no 01. any ill w , content. tnough he thought he had a good mav enem.es. If the jurv had not recommended him to the men.) ol the court, udge Black-as burn would have had no discretion to the penalty w hich would then have been death; as it is lie now can make the sentence lie hie imprisonment, winch your correspondent have reasons to believe will be the case. P. C. B. SIm llama ef lularMi, Cllppl--tomma- IrOaf of Homestead final U. C I T ake tv, March 7tu. ltj. . mg toilow hcr--lthe Notce ix g.vt.ilhat named hitler L.u nU-- tutK e ofof hi bis cnn, aiM to iuat turnip!' of .h Uidiit btfur the rro- tu.il 0it proof bi Judfcr, or iu his absence, the Clerk or the count tmiri of Kijhtv Co.. U. i Dn lsle i Jensen county court bnse at IUiisS fe h. j?aUraav. April th. ivjo,.z N H ! No. J, lor the , sec. 9, T. 17, b K S K. and b W N He names the following wtluesde-- to prTe hit continuous residence ujn aud cultivation letet T. iurlong, Cbriss of teiia laud, vnAlbert ColUrd. John lx. jenseu, Johnson, Co. U. T. of all Huntington, Emery HANK. l.m 1 J. OiBc at F. Stsyosr X l.nnnons, ttys. . ala NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD I'KOOK. I.nndom cs st Salt Lake Citv lT. T. February 21, lvo. Notice is hereby given tlmt the following Bauieml settler bus W1 notice or his intention to make final proof in suppport of his claim, and that said proof w ill ho made before the of Prohute Jud;e or in his absence the C'lerk tlws me County 1onit of Emery to. F. T., at . T.f on Cojnte Court llouee at Castle Dale, I Petersen Satuulav, ApriliU. lnyt), viz. Rasmus If. E 70u7. for the N H&Kk anl ft W 7 b E K. He and S K ij , ftec. 21 Tp. 20 S R show . names the follopnif witneswea to prove hia Golding at Coobdges saloon he rememGet your picture taken at the Temple continuous residence upon and cultivation of bered, the difficulty and its nature he said land, iz: II. M. Fuot, Abram Conover, Bazar. could not recollect Andrew NeiUcu, liaamus H. Kasmussn, all of Tins was in his direct examination We are better prepared to take your erron, Emery Co. I tali. Frank 1 Hobbs Register. When he came to be picture than ever belore. G. Anderson. 4031 Stayjier A Simmon A tty a. Mr Evans made it ptelly uncomfortable in the McFarlaue case arc Witnesses for him- - He was very nervous and all glad to get home again. Hoiffstf SHtUmeot f Accaot. played with his lingers ail the while; Ins returning, of AnderE. G skill The In the Probate Court In and for Sanptte photographic and on floor down were the eyes kept Utah Territory. he often hesitated in his answers, which son is well known by the people of San couutv, Notice of Sattleinent in tlie Matter of the of AnthonSof Account, and Die Estate were, many of them given with apparent pete. of Estate. Etribution ) Deceased Mr. Anderlike well ChriHtensen, known Artist G The Evans dmnt care and caution. Notice is hereby given that Henry Beal, tba his down-cas- t eyes being on the Hoot son will open his Photograph Gallery administrator Chris of Anthon oftheesuto on the 15th of April, and so asked Inin: tt'iiaen, deceased, ha reiidemd and presented McFar-lanettual court and tiled his in said for setticiuent "Cant you look at me, Mr. City Council, we beg your pardon, we accouut of hla administration of said estats said tktate thought you had commented opera- and also asking for diatrihution of lie answered, raising his tions "Vessir, and tlut Monday the Dth dav of April, A L, on the City Hall. Our treat. IwO, at 11 o'clock, A. M. of said day at th bright brown, and rather large eves, but Editor Sentinel: court House in Manti city, ftanpete county hsi 111 a few moments they tell again and I see by Mr. Conrad's card in the last been duly appointed by ths said court fur the were kept down dutiug the balance ol aettlsmaut of said account and lor ths hearing his with occasional Sentinel that he, like all owners of of the petition asking for distribution of said time and place any person In graded horses has a little spatk ol estate, at which fll his exceptions of furtive glances, made at jealousy full IrreHted in auid estate may appear asdaccount or prejudice against, Mr. Evans when tloit gentleman would exceptions in wrttiuff to the said blood. disif cause the show he and have, him some why to any put pertinent questions. A. C. Olson. tribution asked for should not be made. be again iu the Clerk. John Reid, The salutation now is: Ate you going Wm. T. lteid, Atty. told much ol his lifes history, givconference? Response ; Yes. Datrd, March 17th. 1n90, ing some details that were not brought to out in hjs direct evidence As to the Result iManti depopulated. hoiks f SsUlvMvsi ( Aeeowwt Prof. Tappait made a very encourag tragedy aud the circumstances and deIn the Probate Court in and Banpete Co.. tails immediately before aud after the ing start on Monday evening with about Utah Territory, Notice of In the Manor of the) Settlement members to his class all shooting he claimed to have no recol- thenty-fou- r hite, of Accouut, and lection. Certaiu things he said seemed should avail themselves of this oppor- Estate of ) tribution of Estate. to him to have Lapp. tied, but he could tunity as it nmy not come again. Nonce is hereby given that A. M. White, and executors uf the East Will and not remember having tired the fatal m assuming very upward J, Whitt,f Our boom hue, deceased, has rendered Mary shots which robbed his victims ol their tendencies, at this rate we will soon be aud prebemru for settlement aud Hied in said lives. From the nature of his testimony the third of their admtnisrra-tiofinal account their Couii city in Utah. of said estate and also asking tor distriaud the manner m which he conducted ; of bution sid estate aud that Monday, the 14th himself on the stand, the lisieueta wete day of April, a. D. i8y0, at ll oclock, A. M. ot ef mat. far Ssylluilm of the opinion that McFarlaue was not day at tlie court House in Manti City, in In th Dlatrlot Court of tba Flnt Judicial said said Sanpete Coumv has been duly appointed an insaiia man, and that the failure ol District, Territory of Utah, It ah County. bv the said Court for the settlement of said Ins memory as to the tragedy was as- In the matter of the applicaaccount and for tba hearing of the petition Ivtltloa sumed. When he tell the stand he tion for change of uaiae asking f r the distribution of said estate at Jena Hnn.cn which time and place auy persou IntereHted trembled like a leal; his cheeks quiveted Now conies Jam Ranaen, your petitioner, iu aaid Cytale uuy appear aud fil his and his mind was gieallv excited' and respectfully allow: in to the said account and your petitioner waa born In Wod-ke- show cause, writing if any be have whv the distribuFollowing the deteudant, there weie 1. That til en in about of sr kingdom Denmark, for should not be made. tion asked several witnessed who testified to know- the will, day uf November, A. D. 1SS4. John Raid, clerk. 1 hey t. That on or about the l;th. day of Novain-kering McTarlane lor yean. Wm. T. Reid, Atty. D. 164, your petit lu tier emigrated from Dated March his drinking habits and how tic l&a. 1 17th, the Kingdom of Denmark, and need a had what were called tits. In Sanpete Comity. Utah Territory, Had IN otic ts Creditor. Ur. Ulsteu, of Ephraim, was put on evertlnee has been end now It a resident of Estate of Surah Tatton, deceased. Notice la the stand to give testimony as an expeit. eaid ceunty end Taerttory administrahercbv nhe S I name tee undersigned, by That of your cautioner given Jane The learned explained Hansen, gentleman tor of the estate of Sarah Tattoo, de eased, to which said name he aeka te be of all aod the creditors a be diseased condition of, to persons having claims dypsomaina to elianga to that of Jsna H. Wodskow reasons for auch proposed against the said deceased, u exhibit them, with Utc mind and body, resulting tn.m 4. That tho the within four month e necessary vouchers, are lit. That there follows, the abusive use ol alcohol aud tne ten- change a great similarity In the Danish stir after the fliwt publication ef thiy notice to the being in Manti residence his aul administrator was at tuwaid tusanuiy, namei, upon a person being enrolled to de dency of which certala tanu of military service the name City, the same being the place for the traas dial dypsotuauiacs may or may not be af the of thabucineaa cf said estate, In said action place of hla nativity I put kfterhts Uouiuv of tfonpne. responsible for their acts and that they name and ever after, during aald military ser, K. Tatton. Administrator of the James may or may uot be afflicted with the vice upon iha calling of aald roll, la called oil, tide of karat) Taiton, deceased. loss of memory He said without hesi- aa a part ef said name, Dated at Manti City, Ulah, this 19th. day of Ind. That your petitioner upen being called tating that McFailaue ta a dypsotiianiac, upoa to do military sarv ire m the arm lea of hla March, law, but liuiu what he knew of him tie aattec country had the naais Wodikow" ttui.T.Keid.Atty. would nut say that he was insane at the glased after hla same of Juaa Hanses, sad 187. whoa the roll Wasealled there Iter, for a tuna of the killing and he had ucvci of ) ears bed to answer to th name of NOTICE or VHE'EMPTIOk PROOF. Jana Ranaaa Wodakow. been insane. Uxad OfHce at Suit Take City, Utah. Srd, That your petitioner after taking up Ur. Hardy, city physiciau of Irovo, February SO, k90. lu Manti, eanpet Countv, Utah Notice is hereby giveu that the following-namewas called to tcsi.fv, but Ins testimony hla realdenrefound another person resident Territory, filed netice of hie inten. has tier ad if loi u, with a carried hule therein the name of Jena Ilaneen, and after lion to make final any weigin proof in support of his deal f tneoavenicnoe and the icasoii that the doctut didnt seem suffering ealgroat aud that said proof will be made before dlvero times through ntatakee chum, aaunyance inor of the the Clerk to know much about dypsoiuaiiia Guunty Court ofonEmery lu de.lvery of mall tna'ter, te the wrong err. Ouutv Dale. Utah, at i afle April eons, yonr w.ittior- r egala edited the word 4th. lyhfi, Vtah, sanity. for Joseph 8. Birch D 8 Wodeeaw'' to hla name, and er-- r .tne gae the N E hvisj hen court adjorned Saturday night, been S k ftre. A4, Tp H ft R. 1A E. Ik name of Jena Uutiann hr known to He names the followug wltneesat prove the evidence was all m. Tne iuiymcn and raised a large family tuwit: eli residencs upon and were giveu some instructions aud then danehtsrs and one aoa under esld name, al- his contiuuous eaid land Ephraim Dimick, Daniel hte tru name and th name under Nelson, all ef put in charge of two baillfK They spent though MoiguutUrveo W. AUred,Rne which he we aatnrullaetl end became a Ftiie, Emery County, I tali. most of their Jiunday at their quatters, citizen btalo waa that of Jens Putted fifth FtuNKlk Raais Register m ti.e Alilmau House, though they at- Hansen, Bird Jt Uowe, AUra, 4M 4th That a wife and the paid all daughters tended church services at the Methodist on tv one era near tho and relatives which ion ! Not Ire ef Aeillsmsai Afseusl church iu rtic forenoon. pettttonet ha, and r all re.ulrnt of In h ruVate court a and for Sanpete At 9 30 Monday morning th argu- your Manti, Hanpote comity. Territory of Utah, and countv , Utah Territory, name Wodtli K. by which they arc known W. ments of the jury were begun, by anil Jnthv Matter of tlic Notice ef Settlement the matn reason yonr petitioner Reid leading out for tfie prosecution. skow, hne for seeking the said change of naina la Co Ftivte of Daniel U- - of Account and Dtatri Jbution of Estate. The gentleman made a strong aud elo- give them a lege) right to bear (lie same of Funk, divesaed Notice ia hereby given that Luther T, Tuttle quent address, reviewing the case from Wrufskow," th The father of your petitioner hore the the admiuiatrator tdthe estate of Pauitd B. Funk, deceased, has wedered and presented of lieu Jenaeu, w hen alive. beginutng to end- - He was followed ny mine for settlement and filed matd Court hisfiaal ho m Wherefore, your petitioner ask that after account Judge Jolmson for the of his admimstratioix of said estate , aa dne notice given required by law a dav mav tutu was fo.luwtd by j. W.N. e for the hearing ef this petition and n'n aud also asking for dmtributiQAof maid estate, be The and J4th. front that the Memlay, Kansas, recently day of April, 4. D. order of this Court may he made changing the lftto, at U e'cbHk a. M. of satid day at the gentlemen made We speeches in be- name of fourII. petitioner from Jen Hansen to court House in Citv ih raid Sunpcte Mnti of Jen Woaakow, usd your petitioner half of his client, claiming him irrespon- that county hn becu duly appointed bv the aaid will ever prav. sible on the grounds o temporaty of said settlement account and for the Win. K. Held, Ally, for FcRtUiu r. for th hcunDK of the ptituu hAiju' for the Whilecottoit's address was in- Territory of Utah, I estate of ehich tune and distnbuuon hhi deed impressively pathetic and elo- county of aanpetc- i interested in said estate mav prison Jena Hansen being. Inly sworn place auy nd file Ue exceptions In writing to appear quent. the dosing lemqiks ol wtveh depoai a and sava, am the petitioner named the amount, and show cauae, f any lie brought teats fiom the deleudcut. who in the foregoing petition and have heard said haveaaid why the diatrtbuUou ashed for aould not eat) the snipe la true of my own sat with bowed head i Ins m as ms pet it ton read,Ami made be ) further depose tiir.t ta. knowledge. council pleaded his tansy. Jung Hkid, ulerk. reasons atiped therein, for asking laid pain t grid, Judge Blackburn made a short, but be chahgrd re also true, 17th, Mfch Jeiia ltimaen. cleat and fair charge to the pity who reSubscribe- -' and eworn Hm. S09. tired at t At sight oclock the dav of Mrcb A D- law, to befurouie this toth. bail. tls iniotmed the court that the Jury a John Reid, ctantv Clerk. f Final Pgwof, Htfiff I Sanpete oountv, Utah TemtofT wanted to cme into court, There was ) I I.apd Office at MU Uke Oity. Utah No. IA4 Dratnct (lailorssd.) February 9th, 1SV0. hustling about for a few mements. law- ' Court, First Judicial District. Utah Notice is hereby givon that the fdilowing-nameyers, teporters, court officials and spec- Territory. In (he mutter of the application tiled notice have oftheir intensettlers of Jena Hansen for change of same to Rial of tators hurrying about to get seats where Jena of thnr proof ih support II. Wodskow. Petition, Hied March 24, tion to make tDml and fans! secure could there aud see entjjy therehear, by they laao. II. H llandarsoii, Clark j py R. Bach-pia- respective claims, be made before will s.ud that and of, proof was breathless silence, when Clerk Jr Deputy Clerk. the probate Judge, of Sanpete Countv Utah, Bachman said. "Gentlemen have you Territory of Utah, I Terr, or iu his absence, before theTJouuty Utah a county Clerk of asid county, at the Buurt House in agreed upon verdict?" I, H. U. Henderson, Clerk of the Manti city, Utah, Terr., on Saturday the 12th Declare it," s.i.d the cleik. Rising Diatylct court for th First Judicial District of dav of April, A. D. 18fk), up the format! said; "he the jmv em- tho Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that Entrv, No. Ohristaphcr Madsen, Homestead for Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6 apa 7, ftec; S4, Tp. II paneled in the court declare failey th fureroing la a full, true and correct copy S7AVJ 2 R to names E, of the witnesses on and file In my office following patltionaow thoorlglnal McFarlaue guilty ol murder in the fust Witness my hand and the sail of prove his continuous lesldeprt upon tnd cul a a degree and tcconin end him to the 01 of c,wt tl'l s4th 4 Mr b A. D tivstion sptd land, viz Johu I.owry, Jr. Peter Munk, James Peterson and Paul C. Lar mercy of the court to be imprisoned for j anal., se H. H. Henderson, Clark, sen, all of M mi I, Sanpete Uo , Utah Terr. life." Also , Sachnian, Jr. liapaly Clark the same day, before the Clerk of The clerk then read the verdict and The above y(petition la hereby ordered to b the Conaty Court of Sanpete county, Utah, at asked the jury if that was their verdict, published laths" Ueus ggnymaa Matts Anderson, Declaratory Utah Manti, n ' Manti. Sanpete ceuntv, Utah, MWPublished a week, statement No. lu?16 for the X W k Of S he answer being in the afTermative. 18 for end during th peried ef one month. 3A 8 H i E and games the follows Sec, Tp McFarlaue sat by and listened apDated March Mth 190, Ing wthaseis te prove hi, continuous ret stolid indifference to parently with upon, and cultiyatn ol said lamviz; Daniel B. Ephraim Deaison, lisns Denison, what was going on, there being no sign A,Ull, II, By B, Bachman ruuk gad George A. I unk all ot Sterling, SanJr, Deputy clerk, of emotion visibfi- in his face, Utah. pete Uy., The jjnd, of Api.i was set for sen FRANK D. Hobb? Register. ho, ns. Bird A Low. Aprs. tence. It is the same day on w hich old KAVriCE OF HOMESTEAD PROOF, man Hancock will be sentenced. Ne. 318, Land UIBv at Salt take Cttr, Utafi. The prisoner was taken back to jail Vstlrssf Hogieiiesd Final proof. March tb. 1890, and locked in the big cage, when he Notice Is herohy given that th following-nameLand Office at Salt ake Eity V. T. hnjJPod notice of hla Intention seen by your correpondaut was tyarcb lftth, proof In support of hie clini. who had a half hour's talk with turn tomekeflnal Notice is hereby given that the following-nameand that nut proof will be made the settler hug filed notice Qf hsr intention thout the termination of the trial. He Judge or in hisshsenc the f'lerkof before the Conn tiual proof in support of ber claim, Court of t.mcry IViunty. Ulah, at hi office towuke talked quite freey and was in much ty and that said e proot will be in Dale, Ituh.ou May UUi. lpo for He a week than the befnse better spirits and Reeetvei U. S, Land past. Abner N. Buckley Homestead Kutry No. yit; 6044 office at ftaltRegister Mav Uth felt how LakeCitv,Ut.ib,on K know the wanted to public ofjthe NS.J .4 Sec. 17, Tp. lu, !. R 8 E. He mime the following witnesses to prove viz: ftsrsh p, Martin, widow of W iiliam MarAbout the verdict; he said he thought it E. H. No. S. W h, for tin, deceased, his continuoua residence and cultivation ec 29, Tp. )9, s It. 1 East. ft. L. M.the Utah, unjust as he had no knowlepge of having of. said land, viz- Almaupon Hubert B. Fullmer, fthe names the to witnesses dot e the shooting and he was sure his Logan, A. Anrlcrnen, W. L. Mllson. all of following prove her continuous residence upon and iolk fell the same wav. Since things Oranges tUo, t.iuery Co., I tall. cultivation of, aaid land iz Henry A keurneg H ANK D. HOBBS, Register, had g me as they had he had tellected (harleaft llency Robbins, James L. kcarje, ail of Gunncmn, ftatipete Co, Utah. considerably on what will become of Bird A Lowe, K. D HOllHS, UtAN for Attys. Register, Aptl. mm and his mmd had turned to religion. T. C, Bailey, Attimy. 49 5 Spring has come. F'or goodness sake fix that fence. When iu Manti get your picture taken. Temple Bazaar will be open April 15. Mrs. J. C. Kjar is again on the improve. The leaves and buds are beginning to Geo. Ivoiuney, Geo. T. Odell, C. S. Burton. Architect in town. of Temple Fame, Fol-i- t Misses EfSe Cox and EtfTe 'Anderson wicnt to Conference on Thursday, a. m. l)r. Kenner has goi k to Salt Lake to recuperate alter his recent loss and gain H. R, Thomas Esq., the Manti coal man left for Salt Lake on Thursday, left Manti Wednesday Jos. fudd Ei-morning fur the Metropolis, u it h a hand of superb horses for that market, Mr. Judd is one of Sanpetes principal stock men and anyone dealing with him will be treated while. Our Sanctum received a gleam of sunshine bv the advent of the beaming countenance ofj. 11. Clinrar the bopu lar agent for the Consolidated Imple ment Co., on Wednesday. Go ahead Henry, and revp the benefits of youi house advertising in the Skntinkl. The itrepressible D P. Felt, left jes tetday niorn.ng lor Provo and Salt Lake stiort visit to lainily and friends. We offer no regrets but do feel sorry for 'tile girl he left behind hint. nil i- and Mrs, R. Parry will reside Suit Lake City. They leave on aVwUJay. V L bfimp. J.B MACHINE COMPANY, IU to 12 S.lst.E.St P.O.Box 25. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAf BOLE AGENTS FOR j The Celebrated Mitchell and Bain Wagons, ijohn Deere Moline Steel Plows, Oliver & jCale Chilled Pious. Tiger & Gale, A, Wood land Chieftian Hay Rakes. Walter A. Wood Harvesting Machinery land Hay Rakes. Gould & Amstin Well jBoring Machinery, Piping, etc. Russell & iCos. Threshers, Saw Mills, Horse Powers California jand Automatic Engines. Harness, Beebe Carts, F. M. Miller, iHyrum W. Davis and other standard Victor Scales, Whitman Hay Presses. (Common Sleighs, Rachine Spring Wagons, ;Bell City Feed Cutters, Etc., Etc. i1 Con-jeor- d Bug-!gie- s. -- ? The Leading Implement House in Ut Branch Houses at LOGIN, UTAH. UTAH, EAGLE llOCK, IDAHO. J.P. CHRISTENSEN, Agent Ephrsim, Utah. P. CHRISTENSEN JR.. Traveling Agent for Sanpete n I OGDEN, fr ! ! 1 Sevier Counties. Utah ( Tsst-ame- V (h i reel-denr- Moses Thatched, t ?, Prest. Barnard White, F.R.Snow, Vice Brest. Secy & Treas. Geo.A.Sno Gen'l Up OIRECTMlt Mosee Thatclier, Barnard White, CONSOLIDATE! Jf. It. Snow, W. W. Burton, M. Snow, W. B. Preston. Gi X. Snow. COMPANY, eg-- ear-ric- e SOXe Agents for th following well known good. The Old Reliable Cooper Wagon, Moline four spring mountain wagons. Porter road carts. The above are made especially for the Utah trade. McCormick Nichols & Shepard Co.s mowers, reapers and binders. New Vibrator threshing machinery. Scott all steel hay presses. Jay Eye See sulkey plows. Case steel beem centre draft plows. Canton Clipper steel hand and tricycle plows, harrows and Ajax cultivators. Fountain city grain drills. Hoosier press drills. Gorham! Combined and independent' seeders. K. full-circ- - 1B3-- Wod-ako- tulti-vatioa- le 1 detue White-cotton- - GTcopC -- THE 'OLD RELIABll r COOPER WAGON took the prize at the Tf Ftorial Fair. In 1889 there 1,019 sold in Utah alone. AttT-Dafe- 49-- ' is Misses Christy and Annie kudvigson lies e gone to Conference, Mr. Jas Trea, j&jxriD - reaioxtutiu. UDELL, AatV WAGON CO-O- P. cross-examine- V i G. Miitfr. K. t WELLS. See.and l'rest. dieectornl II. J. Giant, J.F. Grant. J. F. Suiitli, J. II. Smith. FM Lwiidii, I. llOlBSs, 170. Vice Minil, 7m m If Kcsis Affairs. e. II. J. GRANT. Pros. J.F. GRANT. HO 306. ITotlrw - d to-d- ay Ca-tl- The attention of Farmers is called to the lact that the LOMBARD - Is making; LsOana 023. PS,ate0 f All httsinesi promptly attended to. Lombard Investment CWL ' Rooms One and Two, Nq fit East Second South Street, S. L. City, Call if in th city or writ ue a letter. AixJfgDa or RimxAZi Cassbts gait bb bad j Day 0rNight OTTO G. OLSN, Ephraim, Utah, I also carry, niture, etc. 3Y. cj W. BILLING, Manti, Utah my Old Stand a Full Line of Groceries, Otto G. Olsen, Ephraim, Utah. at ; F , , |