| Show PROVO POINTS The street railway company received a now steam motor and some Hat cars for hauling gravel on Saturday A petition askin the city fathers to cover the factory race from Seventh to Eighth street was in circulation for signatures Monday Emma Abbott comes next Monday night with the Bohemian Girl This being the firs grand opera in Provo will take the town by storm so to speak A contest for tho foremans medal between two squads of firemen under the leadership ofT of-T Cheever and C Darius drew out a large number num-ber of spectators on Monday Mr Cheover and his men ran the hose cart three blocks from the engine house and had the water on in 250 beat ins the other squad by 9 seconds The doubling of the price of admission seems to make but little difference in the attendance at the theatre At the Clara Morris performance of Renee de Moray Monday night every seat was taken except a few in the parquette When the new chairs ordered for the parquette are in position people will not try to avoid it af they now do Charles Ellis lectured on Saturday and Sunday Sun-day nights before the largest and most enthusiastic enthusi-astic audiences that have assembled in the opera house this winter Many people were unable to crowd themselves inside and went way The subject of the lecture on Saturday night was a historical sketch of the settlement of Utah from 1S47 to 18 O with biographical ketches of some people both of Mormons and nonMormons On Sunday night he gave a sketch of the birth and growth of tho Liberal als party from 1870 to the present time There was moro of enthusiastic applause than has been observed at any theatrical performance for along a-long time He held his audience for two hours each night If Mr Ellis comes to Provo again we must try and provide a lay erhouse for him as the opera house has prove to be too small PROVO Dec 30 B WATCHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS New stock of watches clocks jewelry pens pencils and agate Roods Lowest prices in the city for first class goods T M Surbaugh jeweler 75 West First South street Of Sohmer Pianos SOMETHING FOR THE NEW YEAR Tho world renouned success of Hostet ters Stomach Bitters and their continued popularity for over a third of a century asa as-a stomachic is scarcely more wonderful than the welcome that greets the annual als appearance of Hostetters almanac This valuable medical treatise is published by the Hostetter Company Pittsburgh Pa s under their own immediate supervision employing GO hands in that department They are running about 11 months in the year on this work and the issue of same for 1S91 will be more than ten millions printed > in the English German French Welsh Norwegian Swedish Holland Bohemian Bo-hemian and Spanish languages Refer to a copy of it for valuable and interesting reading concerning health and numerous testimonials as to the efficacy of Hpstteters Stomach Bitters amusement varied information infor-mation astronomical calculations and chronological items etc which can be depended de-pended on for correctness The almanac for 1S91 can be obtained free of cost from druggists and general country dealers in all parts of the country Embroidered suspenders tBASTTERRY MEB Co 142Main St SILVER NOVELTIES Our stock in this line is complete and are constantly adding the latest and best t DAVIDSON LETSON MCC1rnE SILVER BBCS IRON WORK No 149 West Nortn Temple N A A Ransohotf 0 y Extraordinary I Inducements i For the Holidays WE OFFER = SPECIAL PRICES ON GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEFS S In Half Dozen Lots LADIES Do you wish to make your Husband or Best Fellow Happy on Xmas if so buy him one of our UMBRELLAS We are displaying a Novel and Artistic Line OF XMAS GOODS OUR STOCK OF HOSIERY UNDERWEAR RIBBONS and NECKWEAR Is Complete Glove Fitting a Specialty NELSON I A EANSOHOFE 2g5b w oi3rtla Claim hetai1Ordsrs Attended to withPromptnes I l J Websters IllustratedDtctionary t GIVEN AY AT THB o K Shoe Clothing C01tIJlpai1y r 11lWain Street 11 Just Think of It To every purchaser of 20 worth of goods at our store Ca11 Laid See the 4 BIG 9 RIPEBARGAINS 1 e are Ofieri11g ioca BOYS 9 CLOTHING i s GENTS FURNISHING GOODS < BOOTS and SHOES 9 Etc Our Stock is New and Complete having been purchased during the L late panic in the East for Cash We can t off er you goods at from 25 to 40 Per Cent Cheap e9 r < Than any House in the City Dont Forget the Place 117 Main St O K a SHOE CLOTHING CO S GREAT REMOVAL t SALE i A T SJe Nathans 25 Per Cent Discount Off on all Suits and Overcoats Until January 15th 9 1891o 6 65TiiIV 9 9 IHIS ILVl NSE SAORIFIOE 1st The building we occupy now i is rented to other parties 2nd The building Is in bad condition and not adapted to our use i 3rd We have rented a better and larger building i 4th We must reduce our immense stock awe S a-we wish to reopen in bur new store i in the spring with an Entire New StockS Stock-S J NA THAN t Next to Prcgress Building 151 Main St Sears and Liddle Co 9 f soorpo ftted Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Glass Paints Oils Grain Hay and Produce Finest Stock of Ground and Colored Glass ev errs seen in Utah Full Stock of Carriage Varnishes Japan Colo er-rs and Painters Supplies of the Best Grades always OB hand Our Ready Mixed Paints are the Best in the Market DAVID JAMES eo TINNERSCJ PLU ERS9 Gas and Steam Fitters Dealers in Plumbing Material Pumps Pipes and Fittings Steam Heating Supplies Tin and Iron Roofing Galvan ized Iron Cornice Guttering Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers Water Filters Etc No 6 ain Street I L t o r r i ° J m XMAS BULLETINg Like in the past fiveandtwenty years at tho approach of the nations joyful Christmas we capture the Golden Medal for the Largest Finest Rarest and Most Appropriate Exhibition of Christmas Presents This time we are equipped in our usual capacity with a display of Valuable and Practical Gifts suitable for and desirable by the multitude Go1dStt1i1h CO Suggest 9 Zs To those who aro puzzled U What to Givf we stggest a Gift much appreciated by the male sex Wearing Apparel which is durable wellappearing and comfortable nothing like one of our High Art Tailormade Elegant Silk I I or Satinlined S Suits or Overcoats s1 or A Pretty Furlined and Furtrimmed Ulster The most economical durable and practical Gift for your Father Grandfather Brother Son Grandson or your Frien ext on the list Those who prefer a luxurious urious article we cannot suggest anything more appreciated in high life than some of the Beautiful Novelties in Silk 1 Satin Worsted and Cassimere Smoking Jackets MOKIHG LOUNGING OFFICE AND TURKISH BATH I ROBES GARMENTS HOUSE COATS ROBES Strictly our own selection and direct importation Truly nothing like em in this city Now and Unique both in style and erandeur OUR NORTH SHOWWINDOW DISPLAY Whl suggest a thousand and one Pretty Presents from our carefully selected Ladies and Gentlemens Furnishings and Novelty Bazaar Suitable for all classes and pocketbooks FANCY VESTS FULL DRESS SHIRTS SILK SUSPENDERS SEAL AND FUR CAPS III Various Designs Embroidered Pleated Embroidered Plain In Several Different and Figured Bosoms or Fancy Patterns Styles at Special Prices HECXWEAR FIGHT ROBES SILK UMBRELLAS GOLD AND PLATED nSilkSatinBrocadod From the Plainest to The Newest Make of JEVELHY and All Shapes tho Most Costly Manufactured Oxidited and Sterling Displaying Ten Thousand ufactured Article Silver Handles Thou-sand Different Articles PONGEE HAHDKFS SILK AND SATIN MUFFLERS SLIPPERS GLOVES White Black or Red MUF-FLERS Embroidered Aliga In an Endless Variety Plain or Fancy Hemstitched Paten All Sizes and tor Plush Patent Anything you Call stitched Borders All Qualities Leather etc for HOSIERY INITIAL HANDKERCFS COLLARS END CUFFS BOYS k CHILDRENS Lisle Thread Wool Hemstitched Silk E W and Cluotts FANCY CAPS Cotton Pongee or Linen Brands By the To Please Lovely Patterns dozen PleaseEvery a Specialty Every Moth 7 Be Sure to See Our Display of Presents Before Yon Pnrcliase I I jrht FINEST RAISINS IN THE WORLD READY CLEANED AT TEASDELS Chna and Crockery Department Stock New Styles Novelties Cups and Saucers in singles and in sets Vases Vases 1 In every variety elegant ele-gant finish handsomest in the city ShoesLadles Slippers and Shoes for Dancing and Walking Dry Goods Shawls Dolmans Jackets Plush SCoats Coats Novelties in Fancy Goods Will make prices to close out stockS stock-S Pe TEA5DELe HOME COAL COM PY 22 Eo First South St GRAND CLEARANCE SALE As we contemplate making extensive alterations we will FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS Sell Off Our Entire Stock oft of-t and Other Goods Regardless of Cost SIlON BROS a t y ° a o it iI7 k1 d I a roR DEaUiYaFPoLY5tmss SAyI LABOR ClEANLINEss r DDBABmTYCHEAFNESSUNEgDALIED HO ODOHTffHEttHEffiED i 1 RUSH A b COJr PRACTICAL Plumbers Steam Gas Fitters SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING WALKER OPERA HOUSE DELIpliT TAX t LIST t N Millard County In compliance with tho law passed by the last legislative session I publish nelow the names f the delinquent tax payers of Millard county with the amount of taxes due from each as ap pears on the assessment roll of said county for the year 10 JOSEPH A LYMAI Assessor and Collector Fillmore Dec 16 ISiXtssessor o CJ > t ft NAME c in = ing tIDES tI-DES Iur PRECINCT hers ncbcr E 3 6 90 S 1 73 g d Aldridge S 1 315 16 Bennett John R 6 00 153 Bennett Joshua 925 231 31ackDJ 255 W Hack Joseph S jr 4 to 100 Black Cynthia 1280 3 t B ark Caroline 035 150 lack Sarah 9 35 2 17 Hack Joseph S 6 OJ 1 ra Bishop H L 540 137 Boregard C C 2 00 to Campbell O G 2 CO 65 Cahoon Daniel 245 Ci Cahoon Hyrum 3 83 Do Cropper G W 32 50 S U Cropper T W u nh 1l 68 2 W Croft Letitia 16 GO 415 Damron lfredu 150 37 Duggins Williamn 108 43 Juggins 5t 77 10 Deseret Ecclesiastical Corpon 2 00 50 3nckson Neils 7 5 1 t < 7 Hutchinson J1Y 2 m 51 Hunter Robert uuu 5 CO 125 Hunter William 2 110 to Jorgenson Soren 177 4t Jensen Lars 200 h5 Meacham J C 7 05 1 9t Miller J T 5 45 1 3u Pack Adelbert 10 30 f0 Pack Mrs Janeu u 40 2 is Plumley J L 3 85 tie J Palmer D M 50 1J Petty Albertu tG 4S Reed D C 23 CO 59J Scott Gus R a 00 f J Scott BW 858 214 Scott R L 2 55 M Socks Louisau 9 35 2 34 Webb C F 1703 4 US Webb Simon 1 10 J7 Whicker Isaac 11 55 2 Whicker William 150 37 Warner Byron 5 70 1 41 Vaker E A 140 25 Western S R ISO 4j 1TLLMORE PRECINCT Ashby Martha 2 00 tO Boregard Peteruuu 11 00 2 33 Brunson John 50 11 Christopherson Mrs Charles 3 CO TJ Christopherson Lafey u 2 10 5J Dearden Joseph 2 00 50 Dame W W Jr 1 00 5 frampton Charles 4 CO 1 Id Greenwood Joshua 5 ro 1 4j Huntsman Peteru 0 55 lit I Huntsman W u 316 j P Holbrook Lafayette 18 03 3 o Hinckley Ira N jr 9 m 2 47 Henry Robert estate 650 163 Huntsman Mrs Jesse 300 75 Hanson Hans C 7 20 1 PO Holbrook Joseph H C XU 17 Hinckley Adelaide GOO 1 J Hinckley S Sonsu 10 CO 2 J Hinckley I N 21 7j 5 U Hinckley Lucian 614 1 L > Jackson John W a 05 1 21 Jackson Mrs J M 375 it i King James 100 u Lambert C W 150 77 LiddleBros 700 175 Lumber General Trading Co 9 20 2 CO Maycock Amanda 2 oJ 50 Melville Bng tiOJ 110 MaceJH 183 13 McNeill John 250 fJ O K Mill company 1500 375 Phelps Mrsuu 150 17 Robinson M J 36 67 9 I IT Rowley Martha 200 50 ReeseJD 2116 52J Rogers Orin 1 00 25 Ray Joseph E 1380 345 Starley John 2 60 C P arley John jr 5 55 1 < 0 Scottorn Timu 11 40 2 e 5 Speed Mrs Oliver 150 37 Sorensen Antone 3 is tt Trimble Sons 271 6 S Trimble Josephu 240 Ill Wade George C 2 55 G4 Warner M 145 Cfi Woodward Williamu 80 ro Wade Joseph 2 50 63 Teasdel S P uUh 4 CO 1 CO KANOSII PRECINCT I Cummings WilliamMm 1765 4 fl Cummings William jr 200m Crane Charles C9 SO 1745 Dorrity K E 4 30 1 OT Dorrity Dennis 4 25 1 Cd Hatton James 7 03 Hopkins Jacob 3 27 8J Jukes Charlesu 2 S3 BO Kimball AJelleuu 5 00 1 t > Mills Mary A 200 5u Ross M N 3 95 M RoblSOn C W 575 Bobison J H estate 20 55 5 it Eoberts John B 2 05 Ft George Mary uu 7 02 17a LEAMINGTON PRECINCT Johnson J P 14 90 3 i2 Jones Richard estate 0 00 1 C l Knudson Chris 55 30 13 J Lovell George 8 63 2 1 McKellar Hugh 2 00 McIntyre Samuel 00 11285 23 St McIntyre William 10 00 Sod McKellar William 10 65 2 fl Pay Richard 3 45 F6 Pay George E 125 31 Talbot John 9 S9 24J MEADow PRECINCT Duncan James jr 9 73 Dame Joseph 11 10 Littlewood George 5 CO Meadow Eccles astlcal corporation corpora-tion 4 S4 Rowley Jane S 1 20 Smith Frank SO l Smith Henry 80 OAK CREEK PRECINCT f Partridge John F h 70 17 OASIS PRECINCT Hawley W S uuuu 4 50 459 Hawley k CL 200 ii i Hawley S L 05 95 Hawley Mrs Honry 3 00 1500 Harder S Vuu 7 60 7 60 Jorgensen Soren 1 10 110 Kinder J H 12 53 12 58 Kinder J H Jr 3 O 3 2J Noyes II L b CO Rutherford Daniel 0 43 6 43 Webb Edwarduu IS 00 s 00 Jensen N P uuuu 2 69 Iverson John u 833 BEAVER BOTTOMS Hardy George 7 63 191 Smith Armstronguuu 105 2 C9 Smithson M T 8 74 2 18 Ryan Ream Cattle company 12 00 5 00 Murdock John R 2 50 Pi Warner Mrs Emily L 17 00 4 Traverse J P uuuu 4 75 1 19 Cove CreekFortuu ID 00 5 00 RIVERSIDE Garret William A u 1 40 u Garret Jamesu 2 40 Lockhart D CO SNAKE ALLEY Estes GE 4 51 u Hockman estate hU 233 00 Justensen Wra 1 00 Young Brig 1 5 SOW Gregory SO-W T ° 1 CO Candy Isaac 12 50 Pack Rufus 14 15 Bishop George 720 Foster Edwin 21 50 Hickman J R 12 00 Raoadcs Almon 12 43 SC1P1O PRECINCT x Bradfleld Joseph u 100 1 Fisher FM oou 1 46 Memmott In3 A 7 00 McArthur Susan 4 42 Nielson J C 60 Ockander Gabriel 4 17 Peterson Chris Of 1 SO Peterson John T 8 40 Player Joseph uoou 5 53 Porter George 00 2 63 Rhoades Mary I CO Wasden Orson 23 25 Yates Elizabeth 14 60 ztC l it |
