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Show r .5 'HE and manhood enough to concede what even your addled brain has UTAH VALLEY GAZETTE. NOVEMBER 8. FRIDAY, IRETA DIXON, - - 1889 Editor. Entered at the Postoffice at Provo City Utah, as second class mail matter. THE PUBLIC OUTRAGED We publish in this issue of Tiie Gazette a careful account of the of tlip printing late and publishing of Provo City by a committee of the City Council consisting of John D. Dixon, W. R. II. Paxman and Walter Scott. Mr. Dixon, the chairman of the committee is a young man who evidently wants to be just and honest but is devoid of that exto the necessary perience and eflicient proper management of intricate public business and was readily made the unsuspecting cats-paof designing parties upon whom he is indirectly dependant and in whom he no doubt had only too mis-awardi- ng w much confidence. Paxman is a director and stockholder of the Enquirer Co. to whom the contract was awarded and he, no doubt, thought he was trying to be fair and still persuades himself that he was doing fairly by the city. His error was, no doubt, one of judgment and taste rather than of deliberate evil, and we also concede .him to charitably Mr. unconscious have been that he was actuated by the desirability of giving the job to himself indirectly as a part owner of the plant to which he, so unjustly to the public interests, awarded the job. Mr. Scott is a fairly independant and useful member of the Council who probably did not see how, with the imperfect stipulations furnished the bidders and the therefore necessary irregularity of the bids, the lowest bidder could be figured out. When questioned before the bids were opened not one of the committee knew what the city had paid for advertising in the past. As Mr. Dixon remarked they had left the matter to the Enquirer company in the past and paid whatever bill was presented without knowing what rate the citv had been charged. From such reckless and uninformed servants of the city who confess that they had voted public money away without scrutiny to satisfy them as to what was right and just, blunders may be expected. As the figures and bids which we publish y show, we charge the committee with giving the city printing to the highest instead of the lowest bidder on the whole work for six months. Whether this was a deliberate purpose or a blunder merely, we leave the public to judge from the facts. In either case it seems to us that the gentle men of the committee were unfit through incompetency or suscepti bility to influence to serve public interests as they should have done. Tiie Gazette, however, is not altogether dissatisfied with the re suit. The printing and publishing of the city for six months is not of much consequence to us and we have forced the monopolistic concern to take the job at somewhere near reasonable rates, thus saving the tax payers of the municipality many dollars, unless, indeed, through the negligence or connivance of the Council, after all the matter of bidding, the bills of the inonopolis tic concern should be made out at the exorbitant old rates and paid with out an examination to convey a knowledge of what rates are charged. As far as The Gazette is con cerned it would not at any price ac cept the city printing as the illus trious Enquire company gets it through the hands of one of its own owners and directors and in spite o: a lower bid. Although the amount lost to the city by awarding the printing and publishing to the highest bid der is not great, the iniquity of the proceeding as a matter of principle is not the less notable. The public can have no confidence in servants that allow such miscarriages o: justice or who make a pretense anc a farce of what they attempt to do for the good of the tax paying public. tt to-da- PEACE PERTURBED SPIRIT That paragon of angelic loveli- ness, piety and pretended Mormon ism, John C. Graham, is in trouble -- doubtless been convinced of before now: viz: that The Gazette always endorses the truth and that only when we are convinced that we have a genuine article and we do not accept biased partizan manifestoes either from the Liberal or Peoples parties as the law of God and simon pure gospel, as you in your servile capacity are compelled to do in the case of Peoples party manifestoes at least. At some future time we shall revamp for the edification of the public some of your pestiferous and abusive disloyal utterances from the files of the Territorial Enquirer some years back to show the public what you are anyhow and to demonstrate how false you have been to the noble principles of religion and republican government and to show the court officials and others before whom you now crawl for patronage, the kind of a creature who would fatten from their favor and who, now that you are compelled to compete with an independent and undaunted journal, is decent and from necessity only. No one could now judge what you are, Mr. John C., from, for instance, your editorial comment on the late report of Gov. Thomas. You are that kind of a creature that can be anything and everything that the cowardly devil of mercenary selfishness suggests and you are unusually perturbed because we cannot be induced to an honorable independent course and so enable you to play d role of half breed the Mormon and Liberal for revenue only with better success. But perhaps your career of refined duplicity has been carried on so long with such zeal that you dont know what you endorse any Then go back to the files of how. your paper and from what you have published in years past, in violation of all principles either of Mormonism or common truth, discover your true self depicted in the slime of the trail of vilification and falsehood which you have left behind Or if you have not the leisure and inclination to do that, wait and The Gazette will do it for you and then you will have the satisfaction of enjoying what little there may be of the interesting in at least one thing that the fellow who edits this concern does not endorse. non-commit- tal two-face- WERE WE MISTAKEN. DEMOCRATIC GLORY. FULL LINE OF Iowa and Ohio Elect Democratic Governors Democratic Gains. lion. James E. Campbell , Hamilton , O. Fall you heartly dial telegram Just received. I accept with high courtesies render of appreciation your ujion the occesion referred to. James E. Campbell. Signed. Committee claim Then he clasped her with emotion Drew the maiden to his breast, the election of Campbell by a plurality vows of true devotion. Whispered to of 12,000 15.000, and the rest of the The old, old tale, you know tho rest. From his circled arms upsprlnglng. ticket by pluralities of from 4000 to With a tear she turned away. 8000. These conclusions are reached And her voice with sorrow ringing, " I shall not see my bridal day. from meagre returns and mosty by estimates, but are believed to be reliThis dramatic speech broke him up badly I able within the range of pluralities hut when she explained that her apprehenan inher- which are given. NEW YORK. New York, Nov. 6. The 10:30 edition of the World says the Democratic victory is more sweeping in the returns. The Demolight of crats not only carried the state by 20,000 to 50,000. but gained ten members of the legislature. The state legislature Btands about as follows, there being one or two districts still in doubt: Senate, Republicans, 10, Democrats 13; Assembly, Republicans 67, Democrats 61. In the present legislature, the Republicans have a majority of SO in the Assembly and 10 in to-da- ys sions were founded on the fact of ited predisposition to consumption in her family, he calmed her fears, bought a bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for her, and she is now the Incarnation of health. Consumption fastens its hold upon its victims while they are unconscious of its approach. The Golden Medical Discovery has cured thousands of cases of this most ratal of maladies. But it must bo taken before the disease is too far advanced in order to be effective. If taken in time, and given a fair trial, it will oure, or money paid for it will bo refunded. For Weals Lungs, Spitting of lllood( of Breath. Bronchitis. ShortnessSevere Coughs and kindred Aatlima, affections, it is an efficient remedy. Copyright, by Woeld's Dis. Mxn. ASS'S. 1888, Albany, N. Y., Nov. 6. Governor y telegraphed Governor Lee congratualtions on the Democratic success in Virginia, to which the following reply was received from Governor Lee: It is now estimated that the for Rice for secretary of state plurality is about The legislature will probably 22,000. stand: .Senate, 19 Republicans, 13 Democrats; assembly, 69 Republicans, 59 Democrats. In this years Renate there are 20 Republicans and 12 Democrats; assembly, 79 Republicans and 49 Democrats. IOWA. patch A special disat 3 a. m. to the llearld (Dem.) says the Republican State Committee concedes the election of Boies by 5000 to 8000 Late returns show the electionplurality. of the entire Democratic State ticket by a majority probably exceeding 10,000. standing. j COUNTY Or EMERY MHS. JANE H. CROUSE, Norfolk, turns this morning indicates this The re Va., Nov. Congressional district has been car ried by the Democrats by 2000 PRECINCT, Oct., 9th., dollars, recently appropriated to Mayor Dusenberry was the first and only pay his honor had ever received for some fifteen or twenty cars service J as Mayor of Provo City. Now we are advised by a number of prominent citizens that this is a gross error and we take the first opportunity to say that it is claimed, and truly as we believe, that Mayor Dusenberry has all along received the same pay that the members of the City Council have received. And if this be true as it no doubt is then he has no more right to back pay than other members of the city parliament. The little if 300 appropriation to his honor begins to smell bad also from another point of view. When asked by a taxpayer of the city why the appropriation was made, a prominent member of the City Council replied: Why because he wanted it. So it has come to this has it? If the Mayor has been in office so long that he only has to make demands upon the city treasury to be greatified by a pliant and cowed Council the time has coine when his services arc a menace to taxpayers and ought to lie dispensed with. We do not wonder at all now that the monopolistic organ approves the Mayors little draft upon the city treasury. If any jobbery in high quarters is to be covered up the organ grindd er of the official and business monopolists is always on hand with a word of smooth approval because he is owned body and soul by his masters. We are advised and believe that Roger Farrer, Walter Scott and other members of the City Council have better claims than the Mayor to back pay. Will they receive it? FINAL I City, Utah, Hew. October 3rd.,followlng-nauicd is hereby given that the settler lias filed notice of his intention to mHkc final proof In support of his cliam, and that said proof will lie made the Prolmte Judge, (or in his absence the Clerk oi the County Court.) of Utah County, Utah at the County Con rt tin Provo at House, City IHtli. 8nt unlay. vis: 189, K. i. 8. (HI the 5TNo., barlus. W??)avls. II. for rtf Sec.. 12 T. 9. 8. R. 3 E. Ho names the following witnesses to prove senate. OHIO. Columbus, O., Nov. 6. An extra edition of the Dispatch find. ltep.) claims an official count will be necessary to determine whether Foraker or Campbell is elected Governor. It is generally believed the Legislature will show a Democratic majority, hut this the Republican committee does not concede. Chairman Conger, of the Republican Committee, at noon said they did concede the State to the Democrats, and expressed a desire to wait for fuller return before giving out an estimate, further than to say the Legislature is in doubt. Chairman Neal claimed a majority of ten on a joint ballot this morning for the Democrats, but is not now to certain as to the result. It may require several days to settle all doubt as to the Generally Assembly. The Republican State Committee at 1 p. m. con Bedes the election of Campbell and admits the Legislature is Democratic in both branches. Governor Foraker has telegraphed congratulations to Campbell. Following is Forakers message to Campbell: rnOKATK NOTICE. or Utah, Territory, Utaii County. I again as witness the following from issue we do not approve of this Territory or Utah, m Probate Judge. his organ: County or Utah, f I. V. L. JIalliday, Clerk of tho ProNEITHER ONE THING NOIS ANOTHER business of back salary grabbing. lmte in Court and for Utah who have an Parties sought keenly WHAT IS IT ANYHOW? County, U.1b T.. hereby certify that the office and enjoyed its honors and foregoing a full, true and correct copy of the original order to show cause why order The weekly imbecile, in referring to perquisites as they have previously of all of tho real estate should not la mode in tho estate of James Fisher, deceased, and Judge Powers Liberal manifesto, says known them to be, have no right to now on file in my office. devoid of abusive bitterness of It is inv hand and the seal of said Court a malignant character and appears to ask a bonus besides for back ser- Witness at my office in Provo City. Utah, this be a presentation of facts in the light vices. This sort of practice ojicns I.FKAL 12th day of Oct., A. I). Ik89. V. L. JIalliday, Prolmte Clerk. of dispassionate party judgment. the way for robbing the public. If . Therefore, we regard it as a strong a bigbug with a lot of unscrupulous docomcnt, etc. No. 182 The sheet advises its readers to per- backing at hand wants- to take use both the People's and Liberal platof the situation lie can NOTICE OF PREEMPTION PROOF. forms of principles, and concludes by rob the taxpaying public and have Lake City, Utah saying, We do not endorse either the or Land Office at Salt Oetolier f 31, 1SKII. one or the other of these party utter- docile appropriating municipal Is hereby given that the following-nameNotice the outhorities outragegive has tiled county settler his do we neither Intention ance, nutitfiDf particularly refuse ous business the color of to make final proof in suppumuf his claim, credit to either. legality by and said proof will ho mode liefnro tho that I would be to know what ho grant of back pay. But if the Clerk of tho County Court for Utah County, Provo City. Utah on Monday December IStli. the fellow whointeresting adits that concern does jublic have not sense and spirit to at 1889, viz:Williain W. Chisholm K. endorse anyhow. The fellow hasnt an HUW5 for the NVJ N W & 8 W N W Sec2 maladministration such by stop orininal opinion or idea, of bis own 8 K 54 NEW Sec 21. 14 R names the following witnesses to provo it would appear. Enquirer. driving those who practice or con- hisHocont inuous residence upon, and eultlvaUon at once and of said land, vlx: What nive at it from office Peace, perturbed spirit I Keene I). James, bo cinched. to is it anyhow that ails you? The ibrever they deserve William Martell, Niel Gardner, fellow 'who edits that concern John S. Lewis, All of Spanish Fork, Utah Co., Utnh. would take, pleasure in relieving All Utensils at Ysrtn and Buggies lagons, FRANK I). HOURS, lowos t prices. your anxiety as to what he hms VVi rockery, e and Groceries1 The Bird ALowe, A ttys, for A ppl. endorse anyhow if you had, jionor best or everything of tho lflnL I ge I d i). J 8-- 5 Glass-War- FINAL HOMESTEAD F NOTICE IN THE PRORATE COURT IN AND FOR raid county. In tiie matter of tho vatato of Jamcn FiHlier, deceased. Order to show cause why ordor of sale of real estate should not bo made. Wn. I). Alexander, the administrator of tho estate of James Fisher, dcccasod, having filled a petition herein praying for an order of sale of a part of the real estate of said decedent for the purposes therein set forth: It Is therefore ordered by tiie Judge of said Court that all persons interested In the estate, of said deceased, appear before the said Proon bate Court Saturday, tho Kith day of November, 1889, at 10 oclock in the forenoon of said day, at the court room of said Probate Court, at tho court house, in Provo City, of Utuh, to show cause why an order (Viuntynot ! Ixi granted to tho said administrator hpultf Hardly so to sell much of the real estate of tho said And why? deceased as shull bo necessary. that a copy of this order bo published Simply because they are not so atAnd least once a week for four weeks succossivly Vallv Gazette high in the graces of the governing in The Utah and published in said Utahanewsapcr printed County. ring. Dated, ( kite her 12th, 1889. As we said before in our last Joseph I). Jones, ad-venta- first-clas- PROOF. Land Office Citv. Utah, at Salt Lake ( oct., , 1889. i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE d settler has filed notice of Ills intention to inako final proof in support of Ills claim, and that said proof will be made tieforo tho Proliatc Judge or In his atiscnco the County Clerk, ofonUtnli County. Utah, at 23nl.. of Novemlier, Pmvo City, Utah, 1889. viz: Enos Car ter H. E. 5,901 for the 8)4 N. E. ii 8. E. U N . W. See., B, 8. E. N. E. Sec., a T. 0, 8. K. 3. E. names He the following witnesses to provo following-name- his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said lund. viz: Oscar Wilkins, Jos. T. McEwan, Leandro Steele, Charles Crakhal. Call at tho Palace Photo Car Four Doors Fast of the OG- - Co-o- -- Opposite the p 630 Hill & Company, Proprietors. CITY, PROTO, OTAH. NOTICE TO CKEIIITOKS, In the Prolmte Court of Utah County, Territory of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Calvin A. Stone, deceased. Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned, of the estate of Calvin A. Stone, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons havingclainis.against the said deernsod to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after tho first publication of tills notice, to the said administrator. Enoch II. Stone, administrator of the estate Calvin A. Stone, deceased. Salem, November 9th, 1889. administrator LIVER S all's 117. PREEMPTION PROOF. I at 8ai.t Lake City,23.Utah. 1889. September Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has led notice of Ills intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made before tho County Clerk or Utah County, Utah, atJProvo City, Utah, on November 9. IS9., viz; George W. Simiison I. 8. No. 1111S for lots 1,2 and 3 Sec. R. 1 W. llTp.UH. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of sniil land, viz: Eli Chase 1 11 Charles Long John Dixon T. HOBBS, Register. Bailey, Attorney. 1 ritOHATK NOTICE, In the Probate Court in and for said county. In the matter of the estate ol Thomas Jr., deceased. Order to show cause why order of salo of real estate should not lie made. Andrew Watsen lho administrator of the estate of Thomas McAdam Jr., deceased, having filled his petition herein praying for an order of salo of all the real estate of said for tliepu rjsises herein set forth. of said It, .is therefore ordered by the in Court that all persons interested Judge the cstHtc, of said deceased apjienr liefore the said Probate Court on Saturday, tlio 23rd day of 1889, at ten oclock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court House, in Provo City, County of Utah, to show cause why an order should not grunted to the said administrator to sell all of the real estate of tho said deceased as shall lie necessary. And that a cony of this order 1)0 publislid at least, once a week for four weeks successively in The Utah Valley Gazette a newspaper said Utah County. printed and published In Dated Oetolier 29th, 1889. JOSEPH I). JONES, or Utah, TerritoryofUtah. I m Henry E. Grow, Defendant J Tho Pcoplo of tho Territory of Utah send Greeting: To Henry E Grow, Defendant: You are hereby required to appear In an action brought against you liy the aliove named pluntlff. in tho District Court of tlio First Judicial District of tho Territory of Utah, and to answer to the complaint filled therein, within 10 days (exclusive of tiie day of servise) after the service on you of this summons if served within the county; or, if served out of this county, but in tho district, within twenty days; otherwise within fourty duys or Judgment by default will bo taken aguiiiHt you, according to tho prayer of said complaint. Tho said action la brought to obtuln a degree of this court disolving the InuidH of matrimony lie tween said plaintiff nnd you, snll defendant, on tho grounds that, you failed and neglected to prnvdo for pluntlff the common necessaries of life hiuI have treated phintlff in a cruel and Inhuman manner, and that you are addicted to intoxicating liquors. And you are hereby notified that if you fail as tnHppear anil unswer tho said complaint aliove required, tho said pluntlff will apply to tho court for the relief demanded therein. WITNESS, tho Hon. J. W. Juild, seal of the DisJudge, and tho trict Court of tho First Judicial District, in and for the Territory or Utah, tills l.ith day of Oetolier, in tho year of our I ml. ono thousand eight hundred nnd eighty nine. II II. HENDERSON. Clerk, By B. BACHMAN, Jr., Deputy Clerk. Tho aboTC summons Is hereby ordered to lie Gazette for published in Tiia Utah ono month. and during tho period of Valley J.W. JUDD, attest:! Judge, H. II. IIENDEUSON, Clerk, lly II. BACHMAN, Jn.t Deputy Clerk. V. L. HALLTDAY, Iroliate Clerk. seal. Toilet Aticles, Fancy Soaps, Chamois Skins, Sponges, Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, Cigars and Tobacco, Base Ball Goods, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes. At all hours, day or night, by experienced Druggists. MBNBRA.Y BROS., SPRINGVILLE, IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FT) It said County. In the matter of the cstato of Edwin Standring, deceased. Order to show cause why order of sale of real cstato should not bo made. Belieeea Stuudringthcadminlstratrixof tho cstato of Kdiwn atandringdoccHsod, having filed her petition herein praying for an Order of Sule of a part of tlio real ostato, of said decodent for the purposes herein set forth. It Is therefore ordered, by tho Judge of said court that all persons interested in tho estate of said dcceaaed apjtear before the said Proliato Court on Saturday the 30th day of Novemlier, 1889, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said at the (kiurt Room of said Prolmte Court.at day, the Court House, in Provo City, County of Utah, to show cause why an order should not bo to tlio said administratrix to sell as granted much of the real estate of the said deceased as shall tm necessary: And that a copy of this order lie published at least once a week for finir successive weeks In The Utah Valley Gazette, a newspaper printed and published In said Utah County. JOSEPH D. JONES. Probuto J udgo. 1889. Dated Oetolier 31st, 1 or Utah, I Territory County of Utah, j L. T, V. Ilalllday. Clerk of the Prolmte co-op- ., Utah. DEALERS IN Court V. L. HALL! DAY, Prolmte Clork. SIKHS. Farmers Attention ! We have oil liaml some line Farm Machinery, consisting of Reapers, Hinders, Mowers, Hakes, and the like that we bought at a great bargain, and can sell at Prices to defy any and all Competition. Grain and Farm Produce taken in exchange for all goods, or bought for Cash. W. H. IIUGIIKS. Superintendent. SpaniHh Fork, Utah. Provo Marble Go., I). ROUSH. $ Palqier. Carriage Calctmfning, Paper-hangin- Are prctared to do all kinds of Stone-To- rt anil Marble, Granite for Cemeteries, Ect., Monuments, of Utah County, Utah Territory, hereby certify that the forgoing is a full, true and oorrect copy of the original order to show oauso why order of sale of real estate should not lie made" in tho estate of Edwin Stand ring, deceased, ami now on file and of record In iny Give office. Witness my hand and tho seal of said court at my office in Provo City, this 81st day of HEAL. Young Mens UTAH. , JMercliancli&e General and Notions. Hats, Clothing, I 1889. .... Gompoilnded. GarefUlly Prescriptions or Utah, Territory Utah County, f Oetolier A. I). Medicines, Chemicals, Drugs, Shoes, Boots, Caps Headquarters for Ladies and Childrens PRO HATE NOTICE. Drale- - Springville Drug Store. Probate Judge. 1889. l McClellan SUMMONS. Oetolier, THEATER Opposite 1 County T, V. L. JIalliday, clerk of tho Probate Court for Utah County. Utah Tcrritory.hcreby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the original order to show cause why order of sale of all of the real estate should not In the District; Court of tho First Judicial Dis- - lie made In the estate of Thomas MoAdain Jr., deceased, and now on file in my office. of of Spanish Fork, Utah, County triet of the Territory Witness my hand at.d the seal of said court, Utah. at my office In Provo City this 29t h day of Annie Grow, Plaint Iff, 1 Street, Stables I'ROVO, UTAH. To the rcnLic: We propose to furnish better horses aiul rips than can he procured elsewhere in this city for the money. NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF. Mc-Ada- NOTICE OF Land Office C. No. 163. Land Office, Salt Lake Citv. Utah. Oetolier 12. 1889. f Notice is hereby given that tho following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, nnd that HHid proof will lie made tiefore the Register nnd Receiver at Salt Lake City, Utah, on Novemlier 2Sth.. 1889, viz: Klizalietn W. Ministry, II. E. 5,90.1, for the N. E.l See., 2ti, T. 9, 8. H. W. She names the following witnesses to provo her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Jens J. Jensen, Andrew Sorensen, TnoMAH Morgan, John Allen, All of Goshen, rtah Co.. Utah Territory. FRANK XL IIOBBS. Register. 11. A. M Fiioiseth Atty. for Appl. FEED Y, AXD I County, paid. James T. Stark, All of Puyaon, Utuh County. Utah. FRANK 1). work. s Court House. of Utah, i Territory Utah All of Provo Citv. Utah. FRANK D. HOBBS, Register. No. -. To Your Entire Satisfaction. e. high-tone- - His prices are consistent with :- PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK HOMESTEAD at Salt Lake Land Office iV He has no Specialty, but is prepared to do all kinds No. 142. majority, a Democratic gain of 8.200. Richmond, Nov. 6. Returns from two thirds of the State show large Democratic gains in every section. The gain now exceed 30,000 over the vole of 1888, with losses of less than 200. The Democrats will have a two-thirmajority on joint ballot in the xr4 Legislature. Out of 100 counties in the State, 79 bis continuous residence upon nnd cultivation ;liav6 been heard lrotn. Every ciay of said luod, viz; 1 and county shows a gain for McKinneX Evan. Taylor, Salem, Utah Co., Utah. James E.MADSEN.lif over the vote of 1888. Thus far Hanks, jof Democrats have elected 70 membenS toSr' MLkordk " Edward J Undkifwood. of the house of delegates aud29 to tlie sen-ntFRANK I). HOBBS. Register. The composition of the last legislature was 33 Democrats and 37 Stayneh Sc Simmons, A ttys. for Appl. in the house, and 26 Democrats and 14 Republicans in the No. 149. ds Any Gallery in The Territory. o moor. THE HISTORY COMPANY, BAN FRANCISCO CAL 723 MARKET STREET, 1889. To the defendent, O. II. Mason, you are comhereby notified that nn action has been court menced against you in tho aliove named o dollars ami thirty for tiie sum of thirty-tw(book account), with legal in cents, terest and costs of collection. And unless you anil answer to this complaint within appear five days after tho service of this summons, if served in this precinct, where tho action Is brought or within ten days if served out of this precinct but in the county In which the uctlon is brought ami within twenty days if served elsewhere, and unless you so apiour and answer, the pluntlff will tuko judgment dollars for the sum claimed by her, thirty-twand thirty cents (12.311) together with legal in terest and cost of collection. LEONIDAS L. CRAIN). Justice of Peace, Moali Precinct. Emery Co. Utah. OF I OF ALL KINDS AS YOU CAN HAVE DONE AT VPs NOTICE (rcntn. This is the only reliable and authentic edition published. N) are pages. Agents selling from Ten Nearly to Flit y copies a day and are coining inonev. Send 4() (Mills for complete canvassing outfit inuiKKliutely and nuine chioo of territory. Address WHERE HE IS PREPARED TO DO AS GOOD PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK O. H. MASON. VIRGINIA. 6. Justice court, MO A II JTAn, for jStrikeJlofitiZH while tiie Iron is hot the Artist, This he guarantees to all patrons. TERRITORY OF m Has Located in Provo -- -: la-for- e In the last issue of Tiie Gazette we stated that the three hundred and s By druggists, M vents. SUMMONS. It Is the only complete and authentic book on tho subject, ilrimfull of hitherto unpublished facts and contains documents never before the world. Profusely Illustrated with given to and engravings of the original finely executed and scenes in the tragedy In princijml aactors court-rooor view the addition, during the progress of the trial; and the weapons with which the unfortunate physician met his fate. A valuable pictorial history of this greatest of modem crimes. EVERYBODY WANTS THIS BOOK. lEiaiCES IDEFY-- COMFE TITIOlsT- - lir CRONIN, HENRY M. HUNT. The G rcl rsl Srntaf Ion of (be Age. S. S. JONES. for an Incurable case of Catarrh in the Head by the to-da- Accept my thanks for telegram. The old commonwealth foughtyour with splendid success against the blandishments of the administration at Washington; the active interest of some of the cabinet; the full exercise of Federal patronage; the oratory or Republican Congressmen and Senators from outside her limits, and grease poured copiously upon her soil from fat" fried from manufacturers; Virginia sends congratulations to New York. at HENRY PATRICK RY VIens Furnishing Goods OFFERED the Senate. Nov. Chicago, from DesMoins Winter Over-Coat- s Permit 6. am Dr. Olotliirs. J. B. Fokakek. Signed. Mr. Campbell sent the following reply to Governor Forakerss telegram: Hon. J. II. Foraker, Governor of Ohio: me to thunk must for cor- Ilill Assissinatios of The To the fullest extent that a defeated candidate can do so with propriety , allow me to oiler my congratulations and assure you it will give me pleasure to extend to you every courtesy 1 can show you in connection with your inauguration and the commencement of your administration. The Democratic The GRIME of the CENTURY Tombstones and Headstones Co.s. Samuel L. Page, Estate Agent, Money to Loan on Real them a call. Provo City, Or Real A Specialty. g, Houae Painting; both Pla n and Ornamental. Fint-Claa-s work Guaranteed Leave Orders at - Store, - Provo. Ely 3a i)w rates Estate. Loira time! I Notary Public in Office Utah. Payson, - . Utah. |