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Show THE GAZETTE UTAH TALLEY ELECTROCUTION. WEEKLY EDITION. i'll - DAT, AUGUST 8 1800. Editor. Horrib'e Mess Made of the Taking of Klemmlers Life. - I RET A DIXON, Entered (ttlhc Postojjicc at Provo City Utah, as second clust mail matter. . SL7I.SC KlIT7t-- V AWFUL SCliNI-S- . K.lTIiW. SI Weekly one year . ?11 OU Morning oil ij mouth.. one year. 1 Six month SI, Four immlht). ... 0 75 Cash In advance foreign postage addl'd. Uciiitltnncea are at thi' rink of the subserllier, and fIh ni Id lie unule by express money order. Font OttiiO money order, check or pout al note to the order of the Dixon piililishingCninpiiny, or Tim GAZETTE. Provo City. Utah. Address all business communications ub aliove. ly. UU. SH. TZLEl-lIOZ- Business office, No. . After n delay. of eeteral moiitlia since placing tlie order the Telelnta plaeed a Telephone Company K (i l.i:T'rr. offlee. phone 111 Til Our number la 2. lting uanpwhen have a piece of newt or an ad or Job. . The SQUARE CiAZKTTE TALK. is toil lDOilff--t In boast; without any great pretentions it lias nevertheless acquired suflicient font hold to bo the suflcrt-of a competitive slaunderer who represents that this punier lias a limited circulation compared with his own. Now the facts arc that TIIE WEEKLEY GAZETTE has a larger hona tided paying circulation Than Am. Other I'apkim Pur msiikdIs Utah Bounty Combixkd. And still our circulation is increase ing as is vincod by the fact that more than Fivb Hundred newsub-scrilicr- s have leen added to our list in loss than five weeks against less than 2- subscriptions discontinued. Rut talk is cheap. Money speaks best; wc have just Twenty Dm.Lvits ready to deposite for con tribulatiofi to the Tabernacle Fund upon condition that any local competitor will disprove the aliove claims upon a fair inveslation or himself forfeit to the 'same Fund the same amount upon his failure to show that such claims as we here make arc not facts. This is fair and square, let those who try to decry us put up or shut up. The Gazette is the best adver-t&p- g m'ediiuft in Utah County. In profo of this statement our books aTe open to the inspection of all advertisers. r - TIIE RATTLE OVER. The result of elections in Weber and Salt Lake Counties are in the main a victory for the Liberals. Inasmuch as the People's party had undisputed su preraacy and controlled every county office in both Weber and Salt Lake counties up to the present time, the loss of any of those offices to the People's party was a Liberal gain and therefore a Liberal victory. And the Liberals have only themselves to kick because they did not make a clean sweep in those two counties. However in fcialt Lake the People's rarty its two or three offices at a fearful sacrifice of both its dignity and principle. It allied itself with some queer characters and actually endorsed one or two for office. Such a course was a cowardly confession of weakness from the start. The coalation between the Workingmen's party and tli had every appearance party People's of a mercenary union lor office grabbing only. It was another of the blunders which the more unscrupulous and egotistical leaders of the People's party are responsible for, and lio good will result from it. Summit. Weber and alt Lake counties are virtually in the hands of the Liberals and Juab county is trembling Two years hence In the balance. Utah enmity will he in the same Gx unless. the rule or ruin Peoples party ling here is speedily squelched. The balance of the Territory in a political sense will be of little significance. These are the plain facts and the People's party may as well face them first as last. In Ogden the Liberals elect Tyler. Recorder, Dix, Assessor; Hollingsworth, Clerk; Fans, Surveyor; Rogers, Attorney; Allen, Coroner; Foy, Selectman. The Mormons elect Allen, Collector: Relknap, Sheriff; Hoyle, pur-cluis- ed well-know- n anti-Mormo- ns so-call- ed regi- e-table Treasurer. TO HAN FRANCISCO AM) PORTLAND. Excursion over Hie1.1Union Pacific Kate and in It. The Union Pacific Railway will sell excursions round trip tickets to PortFrancisco, Cal., land, Oregon ami San from Salt Lake until further notice, for 17, and from Ogden for good for SO days going and SO days returning; extreme limit six months. 665-tick- ets tf . rlpiNircnt Hit I 'In flte-u- n linn lion Ailer Application ortho Electric the I5oly. 4 VollM-ISurni- nfr Auiiurn, X. Y., Aug. At 6:38 the door at the right of the execution chair leading toward the execution room opened and Warden Durstons figure appeared in the doorway. Rebind him walked a spruce looking broad shouldered little man, full bearded, with carefully urrauged hair clustering around his forehead. He was dressed in a suit or new clothing, sack coat and vest of dark gray material, the trousers being a mixed yellow pattern, while the shirt, whose polished front exposed directly below a little bow of lawn of a black and white check paiicru. This was William Kcmmler, the man about to undergo the sentence of death. Rehiud him walked Dr. W. E. Houghton and Chaplain Yates. Kemmler was by far the coolest man in the party. Hr did not look about tbe room with any special degree of interest. lie hesitated as the door closed behind him, and carefully locked by the attendant on the other side, as though he did not know exactly what to do. Give me a chair will von," said the wnirden. Some one quickly handed him a wooden chair which he placed in front and a little to the right of the execution chair. Kemmler sat down, composedly, looked about him then up and down without any evidence of fear or especial interest in the event. Ilis face was not stolid nor indifferent, lie looked if anything as though he was rather pleased at being the center of interest. Warden Ilurston stood at the left of the chair with his hand oil the back of it, and almost at the moment Kemmler took Ills seat he began to speak in short quick periods. Aow gentlemen, he said, this is I have warned William Kemmler. him he has got to die, and if he has anything to say he will say it As the warden finished, Kemmler looked up aud said in a high-key- ed voice, without any hesitation, and as though he had prepared himself with a speech: Well, I wish everyone in luck this world, and I think I good am going to a better place, and the papers have been saying a lot of stuff that isn't so; thats all I have to say ' With the conclusion of his speech ie turned his back to the jury, took blT his coat and handed in to the warden. This disclosed the fact that a hole had been cut from the band of the trousers so far as to expose the base of the spine When the coat was off Kemmler turned in the direction of the door through which he came into the room and began to unbotton his vest, at the same time the warden drawing the interfering drapery of his shirt through tlie hole in his trousers aud cutting it off, so as to leave a little surface of fiesh against which one of the electrodes was to press, absolutely bare. Warden Durston called attention to the fact that it was not necessary to remove the vest and Kemmler calmly buttoned it again and carefully his tie. Dont hurry about this xualter, said the warden, be perfectly cool. He was perleclly cool, by all odds be ing the coolest man in the room. 'l'lie Clittlr oT lCMtriillon. Auiiurn, Aug. (I. When his tie was arranged he sat down in tlie electric chair as quietly as though he was sitting down to dinner. Waiden Hurston stood on the right and Gen. Viel-ing.of Albany, on the left. They began immediately to adjust the straps, the condemned man holding up his arms so as to give them every assistance. When the straps had been adjusted about the body, the arms were fastned down and then the ivartien leaned over and parted Kemmlers feet so as to bring the legs near of the chair. While the straps were being arranged Kemmler said: Take your time; dont be in a hurry, but be sure that everything is all right. Two or three times he repeated these phrases. Warden Durston reasured him witii the reThat it would not hurt him. mark, Rut it was not fear that Kemmler felt; it was rather certain praide in the exactness of the experiment. He seemed to have greater interest in its success than those who made preparations for it and who were watching its progress to its final, fatal conclusion. When the straps had been adjusted the warden placed his hand on Kemm lers head and held it against a rubber cushion which ran down the back of tlie chair. Kemmler's eyes were turned toward the opposite side of the loom; before they had followed the warden his movements about. Then the condemned made one or two remarks in a perfectly clear, composed tone of voice. Well. I wish everybody good look, was one of them, and Ilurston see that things are all right, was another. Deputy Veiling unfastened the thumb screw switch and began to lower it so that tlie rubber cup which had saturated sponges in would press against the Lop of Kemmler's head. The warden assisted in the prep by bolding Kemmlers bead. Kemmler said: ira-tio- ns Ob, I would better press that down further, I gues: press that dowu. So the head piece was unclamped and pressed further down. While it was being done Kemler said: Well, I want it the best can. I can't do it any better than that. Warden Durston took in his hand the leather harness which was to be adjusted to Kemmler's head. It was a mussele of broad leather strap which w ent across the forehead, and a chin strap pressed down against tbe nose of Kemmler until it flattened it down slightly over his face. Tlie harness was put in place. A minister who was standing near the chair, said: God bless you, Kemmler, and tbe condemued man answered, Thank you. The door leading into the room where switches were arranged was partly open aud a man stood in the doorway. Reyond him there were two other men. Which one of them was to touch the leyer and make the connection with the chair was not known. Warden Durston says it never will be known. The dynamo in the machine shop was running at a good speed and the volt meter on the vail registered a little more than a thousand volts. The warden turned to the assembled doctors, those immediately around the execution chair, and said: Do doctors say it is all Hardly a minute had elapsed since the adjustment of tlie straps. There was no time for Kemmler to have weakened even if his marvelous courage had not been equal to the test of a further delay. Rut there was no fear that he would have lost courage. He was as calm in the chair as he had been before he entered tbe room. At the warden's question, Dr. Felt stepped forward with a long syringe in Ills hand, ami deftly wetted two sponges, which wei'e at electrodes, one on the top of the other at the base of the spine. The water which lie put on them was impregnated with salt. Dr. Spitzka answered the wardens question with a short all right, which was echoed by others about him. Ready,' said Durton again, and then good-by- e. He stepped to tbe door and through au opening said to some one in the next room, but whom will probably never be known, with everything is ready. certainty, There was an almost immediate response and at 6:43 the electric current was turned on. There was a sud den convulsion of the frame in the chair, a spasm went over Kemmler from head to foot. He was confined by straps and springs that held him firmly so that no limb or other part of the body stirred more than the small fraction of an inch from its resting place. The twiching that the muscles of the face underwent gave it for a moment the expression of pain, but no cry escaped from the lips, which were free o mV at will; no soumLaqiiJt; forth to Kggest that consciousness lasted more than a infinitely small fraction of a second, beyond the calculation of the human mind. The body remained in a rigid position for seventeen seconds. The jury and witnesses who had remained seated up to the moment, came hurriedly forward and surrounded tlie chair. There was no movement of the body beyond the first convulsion. It was not a pretty sight this man in his shirt sleeves, bound hand, foot, body and even head with heavy frame work pressing dowa oil top of his skull. Dr. McDonald held a stop watch in his hand, and as the seconds flew by lie noted their passage. Spitzka too, looked at a stop watch, and as the tenth second expired lie cried out stop. Stop, cried other voices about. The warden turned to the doorway and called out stop to tlie man at A quick movement of the lever. the nrin and the electric current was switched off. There was a relaxation of the body in the chair. Hes dead, said Spitska, cal mly. ni:i-- : 'i'ii A'i' Tlio Inilex iiiiiri;ici or tbe Ilgure lViM Turned llnkwii rl. In after consultations other If You Nave CONSUMPTION horror-stricke- or COLD Throat Affection COUGH BRONCHITIS I SCROFULA Wasting of Flesh Op sity JKjmm trhere the Throat and Ztmji ess Inflamed, lark of Strength or Serve Fairs r, ysa esua ha relieved and (fared bg SCOTTS EMULSION PURE COD LIVER OIL With Hypophosphltea. PALATABLE AS MILK. Emnfeivn. and led no am iik for Beotte or oolieUatlon induce yet fa plonotton a eubetitute. Sold by all Druggists. OOTT A BOWNE.Chomlsts, N.Y. oeeept Titfs Pills whethTlse dyspeptle, mind aw er from excesalbof debilitated, of work body, drink or exposure In Malarial Regions, Pflle the moat genial will Und Tutte restorative ever offbred the suffering Invalid. Them Fairly. Try A Ylgorona body, pare blood, strong asms nnd n cheerfal mind will resale. BOLD EVERYWHERE. ft euro Biliousness, Sick Headache, Constipation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, taka the safe and certain remedy. BILE BEANS Coo the MX AIA Nine (tOlittle Beans to the Thxy ark the host coxvrxirxt. SSafttobl. Row mil A(ss. ollhar alao. Me. par Bottle. of jPrleo bottle). rf iccirjn;;M7.707:s.'i? B IW V11 tmpsm rtaapaj. J. f. SMITH ft U.ihksnsrBiLlBCAJCS," T. LOUIS MS. Dr. J.P. Has opened Young Men's west of I his Office at tlie Co-o- p. one door New Store Wightmans where he is prepared to dd FIRST-CLAS- S DETISTRY in the most PRICES REAapproved style. SONABLE. ALLWORK WARRANTED. Payson City, - - Utah. PKOHATK NOTICK. COURT IN AND FOR Utah County, of Utah. In the matter of the estate Territory of Thomas Penn, deceased. Order to show can no why order of sale of the real estate ahould not be made. Martha Kenn. the administratrix of the estate nf Thomas Penn, deceased, having filed her petition herein praying for an Order of Mile real estate, of mid decedent, for the of the therein set forth: purposes It Is therefore ordered, by the Judge oi mid Court that all iiersons Interested In the estate, ol mill deceased, apiear liefore the said Probate Court on the Uth day of Sep10 o'clock in the forenoon of tember 1HHU, at Saturday, mid day, at the court room of mid Prolate Court at the Court House, In Provo City. order County of Utah: to show cause why an ahould not be granted to the said admlni-tratri- x to sell so much of real estate of the said deceased, as should lie necessary. And that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four siiouemive weeks in The Utah Vai,i.ey Gazette, e newspaper printed and published in mid Utah County, Utah Territory. IN THE PROBATE S D. Jones, Joseph Probate Jutge. Dated August 4th, MM. or Utah, I Territory ' j County or Utah. I. V. I,. Hallhlay, Clerk of the Prolate Court In or and for Utah County, Territory Utah, hereby that the foregoing Is a full true and corcertify rect copy of the original order to show cause why order of sale of real estate should not lie made, in the estate of Thomas Penn, deceased, anil now on file and of record In my otfiee. Witness my hand and the seal of mid Court at my office In Provo City this 4tli day (.SEAL or August A. D.. IKK). V. L. HALLIDAY. Clerk of the Probate Court, U. Co., U. T. Notice Is hereby given that the followlng-aame- d settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In of his claim and that mid proof will be support made liefore the or Hi his absence the Clerk of the County Judge Court for Utah Countv, at Provo, Utah, cm Kepternlier 12. IKK), viz.: Elizabeth Bhninincrhorn H. E. T19I for the 8. E. V N. E. M if, 8. W. . N. W. H. ft NVf, 8. W. V, Sac. 17. Tp. B, 8. K. 4 B. He names the followii.g witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, mid land, via.: Henry McKell, WIlNEm McKell, lUBcm. out Into beautiful, plump, kale, hearty, strong young women. Favorite Prescription " la an Invigorating, restorative touio and aa a regulator and promoter of functional action at that critical of change from girlhood to womanperiod hood, it la a perfectly aafe remedial agent, and produce only good results. It la fully by an experienced and skillfulcompounded, physician, ana adapted to woman's delicate organisation. It is purely vegetable in Its composition and perfectly narmlesa la any condition of the system. It imparts strength to the whole system. For over- Hyrum L. Sterling, Louis Edwards, all of Thistle, ('tab. Also before the Judge of the Probate Court for Utah County, Utah, or in his Absence the Clerk of said Court at Provo, Utah, on i:ii h September, lSDd, viz.: Nathan Edwards, II. E. MM for the 8. f. 8. E. i. N. W. . 8. E. ft 8. W. If, N. E. U, Pec. 1H Tn. 0. 8. R. 4 E. He names the following witnesses to prove hia continuous residence upon and cultivation of, mid land, viz.: Henry J. McKell, William McKell. Hyrum L. Sterling, liOjls Edwards, all of Thistle. Utah. FRANK D. HOHII8. Register. No. 536. - debilitated worked, M worn-out- ," teachers, milliners, dressmakers, seamstresses shop-girl- s, housekeepers, nursing mother Uid feeble women generally. Dr. Pierees Favorite Prescription is the greatest earthly boon, being unequaled as an appetising cordial and restorative tonic. It la the only medicine for women, sold by druggists, under a parities Guarantee from too manufacturers, that It will lone; has been faithfully canted out for many years, Copyright, ISBt, by WOULD. Dll. Kin. isi'l, run-dow- the manufacture rrs of Dr Sago's Catarrhby Remedy, tow is incurable f Catarrh U Us Hoad. in )ier-so- rc-dd- r r a e i kited July 12, 1KW. Tk.hiiitokv ok Utah, f 'ofxrv ok Utah. I i i I. V. I.. IliiHidiiy. Clerk of tin Prolmte Court 111 Htid for I' lull County. Territory of I lull, I hereby certify tiiul the foregoing il a full true uml enrreet eopy of the ori.vrhml "order U of final iiiitiug tin pine lor sen uecoiml mid to hour imtilinii for distribution, on now in Liieetm If of Simeon lilanehard, dcceuscr., and J. nil, doeeuied, mid tlieit:ileof now ou tile hi- my ollh-e- . file in my office. Witness my hand and the seal of mid Court Witness iiij- - liuiul und the seal of said ouit ut iiij- oitloc In Provo eily, this 14 at in' cilice in Provo City, this 12th flay seai.1 day of July A. I).. IKKi. LsbauI of July A. D., lKNi. V. J,. 11 A 1.1,1 1)AV, V. L. If AI.LTDAY. Probate Clerk. Proliute Clerk. PROHATE NOTICE. THE PROBATE COURT IN AND TOR IN utuh county. Territory of I'tuh, ss. In tbo matter of the estate of Breed Sear Is deceased. Order to allow cause why order of rale of real estate should not tie made. 8uinuel Marsh, the aduinistraror of the estate of Itreed 8enrls. deeeused, having tiled Ills petition herein praying for un order of rale of a iwrt of the real estate, ut mid decedent, for the piirHses therein set forth: It Ik therefore ordered, liy the Judge of said court that all ieroii interested in the estate, of mid deeeused, apear liefore the raid Probate Court on 8atunluy tlie ft day of Augiut, Itwn, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, of raid ProliateCourt. at the at the court room Court House, In city, county or i'tuh; to show cause why an order should not Is granted to the mid administrator to sell so much of real estate of tlie mid deceased lined 8eurls as should lie necessary. be publfstn-And that a copy of this r at leust (Mice a week fur four weeks Hueees-aivel- yr in the Utah vai.i.ky cazk.ttk. n news-ia)ieprinted and published in SHid t'tuli county, utun Territory. Jones. Joseph I). Prolnile Judge. Dated July 12, 18110. Tehhitoiit op ctah, i d COUNTY OK UTAH, the l'mliati? court for county, 'IVrritoryol Utah, herefull true and by certify that tlie foregoing is aorder to show correct eopy of the original cause why order of sale of real estate should lirct-not be inuilu" In tlie estate of .curls, I. V. L. llHlIldny. clerk In and Utah if deceased, and now on flleuud of record In my office. Witness my hand nnd the seat of mid Court at iny office In Provo City this 12th IKKI. SEAI.J day of July,V.A.1,.I).,HALLIDAY, Probate (Tlerk. Utuh County. U T. tent ion to make tlnul proof in supimrt of his claim, and that said im-o- f will lie made liefore of the Judge or In his ubscnce 'hWonutyOlerk Utah County at I'roro City. Utuh, on August 7IKI1 E. H. William C. Rohhins, 15, IKK), via.: for the Lot 3, Sec. 31, Tp. . 8. It. 2 E., 8. L- - M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz.: Uarl E. Johnson, Joseph I. rhatiom, Isaac Jlolhtdiiy. all of Santmiuln, 1lAb Will lam J. Of It. SUMMONS. in the district couktof tiik HOURS, Register, PROHATE NOTICE. IN TIIE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR Utah county. Territory of Utah, ss. In the matter of the estate of Oiivln a Stone, deceased. tinier to slu cause why order of sale of real estate should not lie inHde. Enoch H. Stone, the administrator or tlie A. Stone, deceased, haring estate of ttalvln lien-ifiled his iietititon praying for an order of all the real estate, of mid decedent, for tliu purposes therein set forth. It is therefor onlered. by tlie Judge of mid Court that all persons Interested In the estate of mid deceased, apiiear lie'1Uore th said Court cm Saturday the day of August of said day, IKKI, at HI o'clock in the the at the court room of raid Pmlmtc Court, st Courthouse. In Provo City, County oi IT tali; to show cause why ane onler should not lie to the mid administrator to sell all tlio granted ral estate or the mid deceased, Calvin A. Stone, as slum Id lie necessary. And that a copy of this onler lie published at four weeks successively In The Utah Vai ..i:v Gazette, a newsiupor printed and pubii.- lied In suit1. Utah County, Utah Territory Joseph I). Jones, Probate Judge. r 0.1 July 22, MDO. t ok Utah, County or Utah, f I. V. L. Halllday. Clerk or tlie Proliatc Court in and for Utah County U. T. , hereby certily that the foregoing is a full, true and corn-o- t copy of tlie original Onler to show cause why onler of sale of real estate should nut la made In the estate of Calvin A. Stone, deceased. and now on file, and of record In my office, Wpness my band, and the seal of raid Court at my offlee In Provo City, this 22 LHEAbj A. D. IKKI. day of July, V. L. HALLIDAY Prolmte clerk. 1 Pn-ha- fon-noo- n - e sl iv-lu- y t te SUMMONS. Till! DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST IN Judicial District of the Territory of Utuh, Utah County. Catherine M. Solamler, vs. John W. Soliuidcr, Defendant. PImIii-ti- ir Sum- mon. The of the of Utuh send Greeting: 'll) Joint W. Territory Solamler. Defend-You ant. aiv herehy required Inupimir action brought against you hy the Plaintiff, In the District Court of the First Judicial District of tlia Territory of Utah, ami to answer the complaint tiled therein, within ten day (exclusive of tlie day of on you of this sumservice! after the mons if served within this County; or. If served out of tilts County, hut In this DistrUrt, within twenty iluvs; other wise within forty days or Judgment by default will lie taken aguinst you, according to tlie prayer of said complaint. The raid Hetlon Is brought to obtain a decree of this Court, dissolving the lsuids of heretofore uml now existing you Mild defendant mid this plaiililT oil the grounds that for iniiiiy years lust ast you have lieon guilty of habitual i ami for inure than three years lust jmst have wilfully neglected to provide for plaintiff the common neccsmrhof life, uml tliut plaintiff la- - uwurded the euro and cushaly of the iniiior ill mentioned said child, complaint; thul she recover her owls ami have aueli other or further relief us may be right. iFor fuller is y Ua-d- T klsive-nutii- cil tniitri-iiion- y druiiki-iiin-s- - fHirlleulnr hereby on tile in this uetinn.) made l the eompluiiit And you art- - hereby notith d that if you full the said complaint as toupeur and answer alsive required, the raid Plulntiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded therein. Witness lln- - Hon. John W. Illitekhiirn. Judge, uml the Seal of the District Court of the First Judicial District, in and for the of Utah, this 15th of May seal inTerritory the year of our Isiril. oneday thousand eight hundred und niiicly II. 11. HENDERSON, Clerk. Ry I). Raciimak, Jr., ik-pul- GEO. Sl'T If Kit I. A XI). : Tkhi-'itor- first Judicial District of of Utah, Utuh Uouuty - Adit M. Horn, Plaintiff, vs. C. ti. W. Horn. Defciidiml . Summon. The of of Utah send Greeting: To l- - II. W. Horn. Helendiuit. You an horoh) In an nelhni hrou-li- t required to upioHrHlwive-imuiiPlulullll'. in against you hy the the 1)11 riel Court of the First Judieiiil District of tlie Territory of I'luli. and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten dHys lexelu-siv- e ot the day ol' alter the service oil you ol : this IIsummon if aervisl within this nr. served out or this Couiiiy, lint County In tliia Dislriet. wllliin twenty days; otherwise williin forty ilu vs or Judgment hy default will Im taken against you, according to Hie prayer of sui-- l complaint. Is hnuiglit to obtain a decree The mid of this t'oiirt dissolving the Ismds of uintri-mnii- y heretofore uml now existing this plaint Ilf and you said defendant, and that pluinliir Ik restored to her iiiaiileii name or Ada M. Richardson, and for such other anil further relief us limy lie cqultHhlc: on tlie grounds tlmt you liuve utterly failed and , to do anything for the of plain-till'and failed to provide theaupsirt common necessaries of life. For fuller urliciiliirtf referanei Is him le to tlio complaint now ou file In this net ion.) Ami you are herehy untitled that if you fail to iipiieur uml answer the said complaint us alsivc required, the said Plaintiff will apply to tlie t'oiirt of the relief demanded therein. Willies tlio lion. John W. Illiickhum. Judge, uml the scul of tin- - District-Courof t lie First Judicial Dislriet. in uml for KA. the Territory of I'tuh. this 2Sfli day of June, In the year of our Lord, one llioiisiiml eight liundrPd add ninety. II. H. HENDERSON. Clerk. Jr. Ily II. IlAniWAN. t y Clerk Saxey ami Wiiitkcotto.v. Attorney for Plaintiff. Ik-pu- No. 480. Attorney. 1 SUMMONS. JUSTICES COURT, TERRITORY IN orTIIE UtHl), County of Emery, ss.. HcofloUl , Precinct. T. II. Thomas, vs. John demand, Its.- 25. to John lk-rgreeting. You an- hereby summoned to la.- hiuI npm-a- r me. 1 he undersigned, ut itiv office, in Seollehl Emery County. Utah Territo answer a iaiiiiiilalnt tiled Hguinst you tory, lien-iraid plHiiillll'.within live days (excluhy sive of 1 lie day or service) or tills sum moiis Is served ou you within Scollld Precinct, within ten days ir served on you outside or 8co-I- I Id hut within tlie or Emery ami vllhin twenty days if County served elsewhere. Paid action Is brought to recover from you land sum of Forty Eight D.illnrs ami 25 cents Notice atfor Lake City, Utah, July 22, the Salt pciilication. for gissls. wild and delivered to you at your d IKK). Notice Is hereby given that the sox-iu- l instance Hint request. settler has filed notice of Ills Intenyour are hereby notilicd that if you fHll tion to make final commutation proof in kuik toAnd so and answer as uIkivc upN-Hof his claim, and that mid proof will b3 port Plaintiff will take judgment for required, 44S.2I a made before the Clerk of the Comity (Vmrt. at the per complaint (to which you an- and 1KNI, viz.: costs suit-T- o Provo, Utah, on September Htb, MtdTi of Andrew N. Holdaway, H. E. No. f for the tlie or constable of said a:iy N. W. K of See. 8, Tp. 8- - It. 2 K.. 8. M . to prove county He names the following wit Make legal service and due return herein. his continuous residence upon and cultivation Given miller my hand, this 17th day of Mun-ti- , of, mid land. vis. : A. D., IKI) Willium Lewis, all of Lake A lew. 8, J, II ARK NESS. Edward Harris, UtHh County. Justice of the louee. Tames Ilerliet, Utah Territory. William Rawlings. FRANK D. HOIIH8, Register. Parks Sc Thompson. Atts fur Claimant. land puhucation. Notice at Salt Lake City, May 27, IKKI. Notice la lien-hgiven that the following -mimed settler liua tiled notice of liia Intention to make final pit if in support of his claim, and tlmt said pnsff will Is-- made before the Prolmte Judge, or in his alisciice. the Clerk NOTICE OF PREEMPTION PROOF. County Court at Provo, Utah, on July 24 Land Office at Salt Lake City. Utah, nr IKKi, viz.: George Stumr. Homestead Ann.' IKKI. No 25, July 3M2 for tlio N. K. U Sec. 17. Tp. ti ti. If Vi K Notice Is hereby given that tlie follow'lng-name- d Ho names tlio following witnesses to prove settler lms filed notice of his Intention rcshletieo iiiioii and eultlvu. to make final proof in support of his claim, his continuous of the land, viz.: and that mid proof will liu made Imfore the tiouA. P. Firoa. of Lake View, Utah. County Clerk of Utah County, Utah 1KM. My ram Newell. viz.: at Provo. Utah, tin SeptemlH-- r (i, Territory, Lbwivik" John 11524 D. 8. W. N. 8. Haws E. for the Mary !, Henry Cllngcr W. . Sec. 32. Tp. 0 8. K. 8 K. Any person who desIr.K to Pnili-s- t against He naman the following witnesses to prove his continuous i evidence upon Hnd cultivation the allowance of such prisif. or who knows of any substantial reason, under the luw and the of, mid land, viz.: of tlio Interior W. regulations Gee, George Drpnrtmnt, why such proof should not lie allowed, will lu given Charles Con rail, an apnurtunity at the alsive James A. llean, mentioned time anil iiliieo . to Die witnesses of Nathan Barrett, all of Provo. Utah. mid clalm-intami to offer evidence In FRANK D. HOURS. of that submitted by claimant. Register. FRANK D. HOURS, Register. NOTICE TO CKKDITOltH. Jh-rr- Pn-cine- n No. 527. Pn-ciiic- follow-ingname- siit-rlf- gn-ctin- No. 430. for - -- y No. 529. i erosH-exHini- THE TRORATK COURT, IN County, Territory of Utah. OF UTAH In the Hint-tof the estate of Josiah W. Homing, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator or the estate or Joslali W. Fleming, deceased, to the creditors of, and all iiersons having claims against the mild deceased, to exhibit them with the ncccssaiy voucher within ten months after tlie first publication of this notice to the mid administrator. Olivrr Hodgson, administrator of the estate of Joalnh W. Fleming, oeceased. Salt Lake City, August 4th. 1H80. er MOTICE OF HONE8TEAD FINAL PROOF. Land Offlee at Salt Lake City, Aug. 4th, Notice Is hereby given that the followings named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof In support if his claim, and that said proot will be made before the Prohate the County Ckrk of Judge or In his absence Utah County at his offlee In Provo City, Utah County on September 20, imu, viz : Joseph V. Smith. H. E. 0MM for the W. q. 8. R. and W. If, N. E. M. 8rc. 1H. Tp. S 8. R. 8 B He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aad cultlvatlob of, said land, viz., For Sale, choice IleBidence corner, David Park, Isaac V. King, 12x12 rods, corner Fourtb and N Leandro Steel, adobe bouse Giles Holden, all of Provo City, Utah. streets, Rood six-ro- om FRANK D. 10111(8, and stable. Price 63,750. For term Register. L1 111). - .id n homestead final Notice of Offlee at Balt Lake City, proof. July 81, buny-dcllcat- TN TIIE PHOllATK COl'llT IN AND 1 OK 1 Utah County. Territory of t tali.-I- n tlie matter ot the estate of I.iieetiu ,1. Hull, tinier appointing lime m;d place tor settlement of itual aecouiil ami to lieur petition for distribution On reading and tiling the f it I in of Sarali J. Hall, administratrix of the estate of l.uccuii forth that she lias J. Hall, ilcocaacd, setting till'll her limit lien mm of lier administration iihhi said cMiim ill tin Court; that nil the ileld nl said eslale have Hilly iid. and that a porl ion el' esluie ivn.niii to la- divided a nun nr the heir ol ttid iteeetiM-il- . und for in onlcrul-oviiiigsiil- d iiriiyin.it an ong oilier thiiir mini account und of distriluition of the of sui.i eslale among the person entitled. I I ordered Hint all tier. m luteresled In the ealate of Hie said l.uccnii .1. Hull, tin Prolmlc le ami npn-ut'oiirt of th County of Utah, at the eotirt room of said Court, In the ('oiiniy Court House, on the f day of August, at In o'elm-- u. in. then and there i snow cause t hy mi order allow ing SHid tlnul neeiniiK und oi distribution should not Is- - Hindi- - of tlie residue of raid heir und devi.-- s ol llic raid est.iti iliilong the I.iieenii .1. Hull, deei-iso- . luiunllii.r to luw. It Is iliei-- i lni-- ordered Hint the I'h-renue : hi three puldie places in notice to rtuli I on nty mill a copy of thi order tola 1,1, t v (Jk.kttk. a published III the I'T.tn d hii! ciruiiluted ill I'tiili print, iirwspnHr for three weU to Couiiiy. raid D liny of Align.--:, 1mm. successively prior Jiii:i-i- i 1). Juxr.s, Probnie Judge. OT1CE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF. Land office at Salt Luke (,'ity, Utah, June Stith, law). Notice la hereby given that the following-named settler 1ms tiled notice of Ills In inn. mAz.Tnr7i. Hen-Jam- TILSON, No. 514, tbaaa romping, i Only a few month torched limn wm ago pale d alckly tiria. By the aid of Dr. Pierce's world-fameFavorite Prescription, they have bloeaomed TN TIIE PRORATE (X)ITET IN ANI) FOR 1 Utah County. of rtuli. In tlie of Simeon lllanflianl, ile matter of tlie estateTerritory ceased. Onler appointing time und place for settlement of flnul account and to hear petition for distribution On reading and tiling the petition of T. Ukiiicliiinl, administrator of the estate of Simeon lilanehard, deceased, setting forth lliat he ban tiled hi tlnul account of hi administration upon said estate in thi (burl; that all tlio debt sot said estate have liccn fully mid. anil that a portion of wild eat ato remain o lie decided ami mg the heir of ould decoHHod, and praying among other thing lor hii order allow ing said ft nisi ueinunt and of dial ri I ml ion of the reaidue of aid estate among the entitled. It is ordered that all imtmiiim interested In tlieeatate of the Mll Simeon liluueliard. Iki and liefon the I'nilmteOmri of the County apimar of Utah, at llic Court Ituoni of mid Court, in tlie County Court llouae, on the 0 day of August, IKS), at lil o'elnek it. ill., then and there to allow iaue why nil orrti-- allow lug said filial account and of ilDtriliiithiii alioulil not lie made of the residue of raid endue among the heirs und devioeeaof theauldSimeoii Blanchard, deceased, according to luw. It is further ordered that the Clerk cause notice to be imatcd in three idaaea in Ctiih County anil a copy of thi order nIn piildiahcd in This Utah Vai.i.zy G azkttk, iicwsimpcr printed and circulated In auid I'tiili County, for three week succcssvely prior to oaid till day of Auguat, 1KU. Jose i'ii 1). Junk. Probate Judge. 1KK1. Dated July 13th. Tkiiritohyoror Utah, f Utah. County I. V. L. Ilallldy, Clerk IT.of the Pmlnttc Omrt In and for Utah County, T., hereby eertify and correct a full true tliat the foregoing of the original order appointing time copy and place for settlement of final uccoiiut und to hear petition for distribution," in tlie estate o 6. s. I physic- ians expressed the same belief. There was some mitigating of the horrors of the situation to believe this, but the mitigation is extreemly slight. When It developed on another point, tlie same doctors disagreed very materially. Was Kemmler dead when his chest moved and his lips gave forth these Btij ghastly sounds; waB he breathi .was ftlieref involuntary Tot the chest iinf phenomenal action muscles? Some of the eminent experts in attendence said to the associated press correspondent while the body was still warm in the chair that there was no doubt there were signs of returning animation; that inspiration (for respiration they believed it to be) was growing strong, and that in time' if tlie current had not been turned on again, lie would have revived. Others, among them Dr. Spitzka, slated with equal positiveness the conviction that the first shock killed Kemmler instantDra. Daniel and Southwick, ly. Fathers of the Bystem of electricide believed Kemmler dead, but they think tbe current should been continued longer than seventeen seconds, which was official time of the first contact. There is no way in which a positive determination of the question can be made and will always remain unsolved. The autopsy began at nine oclock. It was round when the body was spread out on a table a very severe rigor had set in. There was little relaxation, and it was with difficulty tbe corpse was straightened out. On examination it was found that the second electrode had burned through the skin and into tbe flesh at the base of the spine, making a scar nearly five inches ir diameter. The heart, lungs and other organs were taken out and found in a good healthy condition. They will be preserved for further examination. The brain also was taken out, and it, too, will be carefully examined. l'llOUATIJ NOTlt'i:. rilODATK NOTICK. Kem-mlerssjiio- on-(lenin- cil Dr. Hatch was bending over the body looking at the exposed skin. Suddenly lie cried out sharply: Dr. Donald .see that rupIn a moment Doctors Spitzka ture. and McDonid had bent over and looking where Hatch was pointing at a little red spot ou the hand that rested on the right arm of tlie chair. The the index finger of tlie hand had curved bsckward as the muscles contracted and scraped a small whole in the skin at tlie base of tlie thumb on tlie back of the hand. There was nothing in this alone, but the littlle rupture dropping blood. Turn the current on instantly tlie mail not dead,cried Spitzka. Faces now grew white and forms fell back from the chair. The warden turned to tlie doorway and cried turn on the carrent. Rut tlie current could not be turned on When tlie signal to etop bad coine tlie operator iiad pressed a little button which gave the sign to the engineer to stop the dynamo was almost at a standstill and the volt meter registered an almost imperceptible current. The operators sprang to the button mid gave a sharp quick signal. There was a rabid response. Rut it was not quick enough to anticipate the signs of reviving concious-nesn As tlie groop of witnesses stood helplessly by, all eyes Kemm lers were fixed on tlie chair. and to spittle and grip lips began in a moment more bis chest moved and from his mouth came a heavy, sten Auiiurn, Aug. torlong sound quickening and Increasing with respiration there was no voice but that of the warden, crying to the operator to turn on the current and a wheezing sound half groan which forced itself past his.tightly closed lips and sounded through the still chamber with ghastly distinctness, some of the witnesses turned away from the sight and one fainted. It seems a long time reebing a climax. In reality there was but seventy three seconds in the interval which elapsed between tbe moment when the first sound issued from Kemmler's lips until aresponse to the signal came from dynamo room. It came with the same suddenness that marked the first shock which passed through The sound which had horrified the listeners about the chair were cut off sharply as the body once moie became riggid and slimly ooze still dropped from the mouth and slowly down the beard and on the gray vest. Twice were there twiching of the body as the electrician in the next room threw the current on and off. There was to be no mistake this time about the killing. Tlie dynamo was run up to the highest speed, and again a full current of 2000 volts were sent through the body. How long it was kept in action no one knows. To tbe excited groop about the chair it seemed an interminable time. Dr. Daniel who looking at his watch excitedly and who thought he had an approximate idea of the time at least, and it was four and a half minutes in all. The wardens assistant, who stood over dynamo, said on the second signal the michinery ran only 3 minutes altogether. No one was anxious to stop. All dreaded the responsibility of offering to tbe man a chance to revive, or give again at least those appearances of returning animation which startled and sickened the witnesses a few minutes before. As the anxious group stood watching the' body suddenly there rose from it a white vapor bearing with it the pungent and sickening odor of a body burning. Again were cries to stop the current, and again the warden sprang to tlie door and gave a quick order to his assistants. The current stopped, and again there was a relaxation of the body. No doubt the current had done its work, f not well, at least completely. Dr. Fell who stood at the side of a special correspondent of the Associated Press, turned and said: Well there is no doubt about one thing. The man never suffered one iota of pain. apply to Edavakd Pike. ne No. 519. NJOT1CE OF PREEMPTION PROOF t Ily. Utah. Jul Iith. IKKI. Notice is hereby given tlmt the fo lowing-imniIihm 11 Intent inn to innke tlnul pixsif in notice of hi hi ami that said pnaif will fiesupisirtof nm.le the Clerk of the County or Court UtHh Co .V11 8eptemUr 3r t,Ir L. iiin1'vi,.1 Robert L, ( olhiier, statement No. 11542 for the 8. W. J. of8eo.Bee.31, At 8.To.K.I) if. or N. i;. i. East iVah 8 32, !. It. 4 K.. He names the following widicsscs to pruv ,u,,,!0 U,M u,,a culti'-i- J or tl ed la-f- Cr a1: IV. wra,!l!i,vieki II. ItUTPr, Juaoph Rlackett TC. Bailey, Atfy, L FRANK I). HOURS, Reiftater, -- |