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Show born unto them flye children. The firit was a pair of twins but neither of them THE TOWX MEET1XG. lived, the next child also died an Infant. Last week Mrs. Lake gave birth to Local Editor. another pair of twins both hoys. One of them was buried Thursday at noon in ALoag and Interesting Hefting Reid departure of the Heber cemetery, and the other today Eriday Evening, at 11 oclock. The Rev. E. II. Snow mails. mail- - officiating at the grave in both instanc e. "' departure of Sneak thieves entered the residence ef PRESIDENT AIIU KEPOUTS John M. Murdock by way of a back win- Wave. iVASATCii dow Thursday afternoon during the ah. sence of the family. They managed to disarrange quite a uumtier of articles but nothing is known to b missing except a fifty cent piece. A tin box, In which Mr. Murdock keeps his deeds and other valuable papers, was broken open but as he is down in southern Utah at the present time it is not known w hetlier anything has been taken from it or not. This is another evidence that we cannot be too careful how we leave moveable for publication frltbaintl..offiby Insertion. Mon- - ' articles. ' A large crowd inut of men and boys etc. 'Labial, notice of births, deatbs, at the Court House Saturday gathered me "K,rt 1 .r1 afternoon to watch the proceedings of a trial. The case was an amusing one all the way through. Geo. Hanks had been LOCAL arrested charged with committing a battery upon Win. Cummings. Vm. Buys w as there to represent the town and J. Court met yesterday. II. McDonald to look after the prosecuIs oTer Trout the mother i,tiidsaT,a tion. The defendeut pieeded guilty to rialtlns for fw the charge and was taxed $2 50 and the Probate costs. Justice Duncan in rendering MPpUr meetins be held next Monday. judgement said his sympathies were with ,,rt handsome new awning the defendunt, as he appeared to be acts. Bridge has ing the part of a peace maker at the time, store. the door f hladrug bnt it was his duty under the law to imcommls-l(i hi received rnd Hives has pose a flue. effleer. a county registration A middle aged man with a far off exstart-h- r , n djde and Isaac Cummings pression hanging over his comitenence tb Uintah country yesterday like the white mists that collect on the wrainR. western hills immediately after a spring scheots cf Heber, shower, and a foreign accent in his speech tU the district one taught by dropped into our sauctom the other Friday axcept the morning and in pteading tones asked the JL Ain. of telling our fortune. As our privclege ever came yestarday I)id Fliher present lot is hard enough and as the Hirtrk and attended the A. 0- - U. future is, luckily, an nnknown quantity r atetlng last night. , . and as oar faith in ancient superstitions mwn, formerly a resident of lias long since been shattered lie did not jl. id;now living at Tark City, made receive the coveted half dollar. He is tier bat II the otiurday. a pleasant c giving the country a thorough canvassa tendered was head ing but from his dejected appearence lie Bread Kobert host is receiving but little encouragement. a by evening Friday surprise m The trouble Is that modern civilization friends in liouer of his 56th birthday. lias driven a nail into the brain a be will large lull yrobanility there as did Jael into the of his profession mil out tomorrow to the opening of bead of the sleeping Canaauite. Schnclttrr hot pot resort at Midway. If we celebrate the anniversary of our fm. Ilatch shipped another car load Nations birth tills year we wilt have to also last lie Salt week, Lake to dear make preparations pretty soon. to begin considerable to Park City all the There is one of two things certain, if the , people do not celebrate at home they will C. J. Wahlquist of Buysvllle lias been do so abroad. Park City will have many M to goon a mission to Scandinavia, attractions on that day aud if there of is no celebration here the people will e trill probably start about liie first nguet. go there or elsewhere to spond the i. Wootten passed through Ifcber j day. We should like to see the day celebrated at heme for the patriotic Intend the church school convention. He fluence it would have upon the young if for no other reason. people, itiracd Saturday. But it is left with the people whether we If you do nothing lint that which ynr celebrate or not. Some of onr citizens liicicnce approves of you will have do think they cannot afford to celebrate mm for regrets ef your own acts, no botlf the fourth and the twenty-fourttitrvhat others think or say about of July the same year and as we had M. the big celebration last year on the Agrut Parker ef Trovoand Agent Me fourth they think we should celebrate lilaa of Ogden Jiave been working hard Pioneer Day tills year. There should tb the trustees for the chance of lie a meeting called and some arrangemiahinf our new school house wi th ments made to cclebrato either one day ski, but as yot the contract has not or th other, or both. What say you? WAVES- .f 111 s y ie ' :,! IM. ! h wlet. mm and joists are ju the new school PTRSIED. HORSETMEYES the masons are laying f the Drat story. The work the is ting dona in first class! style so far and t nay lost forward to having a and beautiful building when it is sub-uti- al wpteted. of th friends of Dr. and Mrs. 'hT Invaded the quietude of their i'Mant home Wednesday evening ln- to giro them a surprise and, fing from appearancos, thuy acconip-ithat end. The eveuing was spent (7 pleasantly. One of the notable ntnrei waa a delicious oyster supper. Th Van Wagenen boys have rented "veil boring machinery Soya and propose in th "N la ?. belonging to trying to get hot pot rgion.If lids part of the kind of water It any place in wlry that needs that Although Midway has more than any other part of there is no good drinking Mr " valley pht there. D. Watson bid adin to Enreka, and returned laat evening by accompanied by his brotlier David Joat returning from attending J1' ,u)l University. We on- that Billy Is g0!hg back to the Mut Sunday morning r. He arrived "f Businas. The regular of the Town meeting Board was held Friday night. There were present of the Board President Aird and Trustees Alexander, Witles and Hieken. After the preliminary routine work had been disposed of several bills were presented and allowed. A hill from Wasatch county for seven month rcut was referred back for correction because it did not state the time of the beginiug nor the ending of the seven months. A hill ef Joint Turner for lumber contained a mistake and and was ordered returned for correction. Mr. Aird stated that there was a matter of huslues lie w islied to bring before the meeting In relation to certain lands lying just nortliwcst of the town. The water te irrigate these lands lias formerly been brought down the town ditch aud the owner Mr. Broadliead, complains that no provision has been made whereby he can receive his amouut of water there is ne water ticket for him. He further said that the claimcnt was willing to make an Independent ditch and bring tlie water down the north street of town provided the Town Board weuid put lu a flume across the big creek near E. I). Clydes residence. The matter led to quite a discussion but was settled by having it referred to a committee to investigate with power to act. An assignment from Attorney Hayes to A. Hatch Co. for the forinera salary was then presented and the President explained that there was an order of the court demanding tke salary for the month of April. It appeara that the execution was serred prior to the tiling of the assignment and Mr. Aird was in favor of paying over the amount due, at tlie time the execution was served, to the court to satisfy the execution. This matter led to a long and spirited debate, Mr. Willes contending that if tiie money was turned ever, cither to satisfy the execution or the assignment it would involve tlie Board in a law suit. Finally Mr. Hieken moved to pay the amount which was due, when the execution was served, ever to satisfy the execution and unswervingly argued his aide ef tlie question. It was some time before he got a second to ids motion hut when Mr. Alexander had heard it mere freely dismissed he gave it a second aud the motion prevailed. At this time E. D. Clyde arose and stated that his business at the meeting was in relation to tlie Wasatch Canal. The eiiairman stated that tlie committee appointed to meet with the canal committee had not yet reported. Thereupon Mr. Hieken gave a verbal report In w hicli lie stated that the committee had met with tlie canal committee and concluded li that the town was entitled to of the canal water aud should pay the He same proportion of tlie also said that tlie secretary of the canal company was to make out an agreement to be sigued by both parties. Mr. Wliics thought the agreement should be drawn np Immediately because the canal company is so changeable that it is like dealing with ciiildred. He understood that formerly the town had new it is later it was cut to h and probably by anethcr year it will ba cut 25 per cent. lower. Mr. Clyde took occasion to state that tills was not true. An appropriation was then made to pay the towns proportion of last years expenses in keeping np the t one-flft- cxpi-nse- . Tie lower 1 f(w The Attorney Discharged but the Mumbai Retalued The Tows to have One-Fift- h of the Canal W ater-m- ils Allowed-Oth- er f4W k,i,W0.rVD W d,y W. sohlrk Cityln,DT in Te Wave friBD both in bidding him wel- - "'ectman . Cummings of Waaatch county d and iSnmff, Steelman Shielda r22eonDtV met at Davis- - ranch nd toether made 1Pwth.Born!ne rlver to Innpect the dj. lfr n.Pr0V at,on y they found the Mj u od condition to the it whlch ra. delegation went. The road the Heber r! HU at Work Tex and two Companions Pursued from Price aud Followed to this Valley. The town was thrown into a furor of excitement just before neon today when a man on horseback and breathless with excitement dashed in and asked for the Marshal. A reporter took the hint and started ont to gather what facts were obtainable. At the residence of Homer Fraughton he found that gentleman and Marshal Witt armed with rifles and just mounting their horses to take up the trail. He could get bnt little information from them but subsequently learned that Tex, a man who is well acquainted in these parts, and two companions had been chased to this valley after they had stolen several horses. Two men came to Heber late last night and left early this morning in company with Sheriff Jones. The man who came rushing in, as stated above, was one of that party who bad been dispatched for assistance as the thieves had been sighted and Jones and one of the strangers were In hot pursuit. At last accounts the officers were within a few hundred yards of the renegades and as Tex has sworn to kill Sheriff Jones on sight there may be trouble before they are taken. We understand that the horses were taken from Price, Emery county, Utah Grand Opening. At the Famous Hot Resort, Wednesday, June 8th. Music, dancing, swinging, bath- the day. A ing, croquet etc. etc. during Grand conceit and Ball at night with supper. Come one come all and have a good time. J hW?Une rrt S. J. Schkhtkr, Lost. ml Manager. h, two-uinel- one-fift- canal. A petition from T. S. Watson asking that a foot bridge be put in near James S. Murdocks residence was then read and referred to tlie committee on ditches aud bridges. Mr. Aird then reported on his investiof piping gations in regard to the ct His reM. Aird aud HenH. was accepted. port elected a comry Alexander were then mittee on cemetery improvements. The matter of dispensing with the services of the Marshal and Attorney were then brought up and each member of the Board expressed himself in relation to the matter. The Idea seemed these offiprevalent in the cauncil that them the paid earn not salary cials did The Attorney stated that he was willing to discontinue his services at the expiration of the time required after notice of retirement is given. The President said he coaid find no place In the ordinances where the Board was required to give notice for any length ef time. A motion to dispense with Mr. nayes services as attorney prevailed. Marshal Witt stated that be did not wish times if the Board didnt want hia services he was ready to retire at any time. It appears that some complaints and have been made to the President been net has Marshal the that Trustee there was doing his whole duty. Again Marshal the between a misunderstanding as to and certain members of that body are ia Marshal the of duties the what was certain cases. However, tlie matter a Hieken Mr. taking aired, thoroughly result The Marshal. the firm stand for Marshal was that Mr. Witt is still Town of the so pleasure during remain and will business of the Board. This closed the twelve the evening. The clock struck was put and ere the motion te adjonrn most interesting one of the longest and ever attended, town meetings we haye closed. fertile cemetery waterworks. 1100 One horse, weight about left thigh. Liberal on W branded pounds, P liket gDt at Salt reward will be given for information by T. 'ed hter t reui the east iBirij. H. Watson, Heber or Willard Snyder, Park ,n the 8alt Jk,ifmJ?rlflIllng City. klnd flsh are caught, l:shottgh thu u question Which many btmj WOU't Comfortable Home for Sale. consider quite tarai'jt tJ! ward, con,lrifaBd WUhridieulns to those D. K. Bunnells place at Centermain street the the on lots town watrs of that sisting of four i nitre cultivation. Tb under think the and fifteen acres efland tab are ackers who dive Enquire at this office. tbelaj., ,th eyes open. busiLk hV Bridge has been in the ever ke whole reach to community. ness since he was high enough hst, his own Sods, manufactures He counter. but a City. jtirl mimed moved to Park and dispenses tn :th Tfc prepares hi owp Flavors Baled bay from $7 to $9 for 6 cents. ! marrig boutfive Elegant Glass of Charleston. Murdocks, time there has been Try it. 611 road. dark-ba- y r " thr ah;1 C','Wvlrvk WttVHeb,t Wcl. Soda-Wat- er Soda-Wat- er rr Tlie Efntali ltcservaiion. It is difficult to acertalu just what onr cattlemen are doing regarding the of a lease of that portion of the Uintah Reservation spoken of in eur last issue, hut in a conversation with one of the leading cattlemen lie staled that It was going to be difficult to put in a bid under the made iu the advertisement. He thinks that in case of a hard winter there is not sufficient winter range to feed more than 1000 head of cattle without going below tlie lines specified by the agent. The advertisement also states that tlie cattle must all be kept west of a liuo with Red Creek and Avintaqnln from the 1st of April to the 1st of November which our informant believes would be an utter impossibility. lie thinks that the cattle might he kept hack in the fall so as to comply with tlie regulations, but to force them west of the line specified by the first of April would incur great loss among the cattle and much hardship to the cattlemen. We would like to see our home cattlemen stick to their old but a agree with the gentlemen In the remark that it Is better to drive to some other locality than to pay for trying to comply v ith something that there would be no money in. herd-groun- J0IIV TIRXER VISITS HIS HOME CORRESPODEXCE German lyrup , MIDWAY DEPARTMEXT. The Usual Mtacsllnucouis Paragraphs from Our Correspondent. liaising John Turner made a trip to his saw The mill is situated due east of Heber on a small tributary of tlie Provo river. Ho reports the snow as being from five to six feet deep all over We struck the snow, that country. he said, on tlie flat just beyond where you can see yender and half a mile farther over we could not reach the ground with a shovel. Tlie Mill house is ten logs high to the square and the snow is even with the eavee except a swath about eight feet wide around th house where the wlud seems to have whirled the snow out. There will be no wagoning to the mill this year before the first of Julr. If anyone had told me that tlie snow is as deep in the mountains as it is I won'.d not hare believed them. l)o yon think there will be plenty of water for irrigating purposes? w ask. I did think the water supply would be a little short this year lie said, bnt judging from the amount of snow there is in tlie bills, I should not suppose that we would be Bliort, and if we have much warm weather this month, we may expect extra high water. The creek at the mill has net commenced to raise yet. mill last week. long-handl- cause The north move Cheyenne Attorney Driven to Crime by Poverty. Lawyer Cukyknnk, Wyo., Juno Frank D. Taggart was arrested this even-o- n tlie charge of furnishing the pistol with which Klucli McKinney held tlie comity jail eight hours, ten days ago. convicted cattle thief. McKinney Is He attempted to hold np tlie guard and fired as the officers jumped from the grating. MeKinncy then fired twcuty-fou- r times at anybody and everybody. He commanded three side of tlie jail and was desperately enraged. McKinney surrendered only when promised the means of killing himself if the Supreme Court failed to grant him a new tria'. Taggart has confessed that he supplied the weapon. He was paid $8000 cash In advance for the pistol and fifty cartridges A clear circumstantial cose had been worked np against the lawyer and this morning McKinney' cellmate offered to swear that he witnessed all the transaction. There is a strong disposition tp prosecute Taggart to the limit. He came here two years ago from Nebraska, where he had been a State Senator from the Hastings district. He was attorney for Miller, the boy double murderer) who was executed in April. Cheyenne, Wyo., June 2 Frank Taggart, tha lawyer who supplied a desperate convict in ths county jail with a pistol, was in court as defeudent today. He offered a pica of not guilyt of the charge of being an accessory before the fact in an attempt to kill. McKinney, Taggarts client, fired point blank at Deputy Sheriff Wilkes, bnt missed him. The lawyer dees not deny that he armed McKinney on the promise of the latter that violence would not be used. Taggart' bail Is $3000 and may be furnished from Nebraska. His wife says that the pinch of poverty drove him from the patth ef rectitude. They hare moved In society and have been considered swell, but Mrs. Taggart says the larder bas been empty for days at a time. 2 a G. GREEN. Sole Man'r.Wwdbai7.NJ. A LEADER. Last Monday th sad Intelligence l reached us that Prof. Leo of In had died Salt Lake Midway suddenly City, of whose death an account was given in last weeks Wave. His son immediately went to Salt Lake to and waa there at the time of the funeral, which occurred on Wednesday. Ther deceased was a native of Switzerland and was 45 years old. lie was a kind and affectionate husband, and a loving and indulgeut father, whose family, which consists of a wife and fear children, (one son and three daughters) has the sympathy of th community in their sad and irrepairable bereavement. J. P. Midway, June 6th, 1892. Ha-fel- The best salve In the world for cuts, sores, bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no It is guaranteed to give pere pay required. feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per be. For sale by R. Bridge, 1,93 druggist. soda-wat- every Fall Clothing. Sunday Utah. J ld. ! Fim CONSOLIDATED SOTICK NO V 1384. DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. , r. United States Lawo Office, Salt LakeCitv, Utah, May 17, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT David N. Murdock of Heber City. Wasatch Co., Utah, has filed notice of intention to make on his desert land olatm No. 1770, dated SroofIS, ires, for the N Wtt and N Wt of 8 Li aud N KW ot S Wtt 8ee. SS, Tp. 9. R. S K., 8. L. M. Utah, before tbe Couniy Clerk of We-satr- h county, Utah, at Heber City, Utah, on the loth day of July, 1HV2. lie names tbe following witnesses to prose h 6 i' k the complete irrigation and reclamation ef said land ; William Averett, William Wheable, Nephl Eonnan and Humbert McMullln.all of Ueucr City, Wasatch Co., Utah. Also notice la hereby given that James 8. Murdock of Heber City, Wasutch county, Utth, has filed notlco of intention to make on bis desert land claim No. 1771, dated Jroof 17, ires, for tha 8 E tl and W te of N E t , and W i ef 8 W it. See. M, Tp, 1 8., b! h K.. 8. 1,. M. Utah, before the County Clerk ot Wasateli county, Utah, at Heber CUy, Utah, on tbe ltitlr day uf July, ISM. He names the following witnesses te prove the complete Irrigation and reclamation of said laud : Br'gham Yeung, Humbert McMnllln, Will, iam emit li ami Thornes Nlcol, all of lieber City, Wasatch Co., Utah. Fank n. Honits, Register. 1. 0. Baii.ft, Attorney, ijyi I $ 6 a ? Invee-tlgat- e, A Sad Bereavement Chased by Mountain Lions. The primary school closed Friday. The committee of tlie M. t. A. Hall gave a danee on Decoration Day for the children. A sad gloom was cast over the town nnd over tlie household of Mr. George E. Simmons last week. Thursday night Mrs. Simmons gave birth to a pair of twin boys one of wlilcb died nnd Friday morning tbeir little daughter, aged about seven years, died. Tbe little girt and baby were hurried in the same coffin. Wlill one of Wm. Wrights little boys was ont hunting horses on tbe bench about a mile from his home be wss suddenly surprised by the springing up of 2 mountain Ilona from tb oak brush near by. The horse waa pretty badly scared bnt tbe bey, being a professional rider, stayed with bint. Tlie animals chased them to the creek then they retreated From the description the boy gives of them they mnst be from 9 to It feet long. CoRltriSlONDENT Charleston, June 6th, 1892, When Fa Is Dangerous. By its forttlit tion nature seeks to check or cure inflammation; bnt if the pns cannot find a free vent it soon becomes septic, when no medicine offers any hope, and even a surgical operation bnt little. Tbe time for an operation is before the pns becomes septic generally on the second or third day. Youth's Companion. Pas is at first healthy. Why s Steamer Vibrates la Calm Wator. Mr. Yarrow says that the cause of vibration in screw vessels when running in smooth water with their propellers well immersed is mainly dne to the forces produced by the unbalanced moving parts of the machinery, each as pistons, piston rods, valves, gear, etc. New York Times. Kmr Get Bart Horrors! There's a runaway, and theres a man in the Hell get killed! wagon! Bystander Calm yonr fears, madam, He'll come ont all right. T isn't a mad. Its a boy. Good News. Old Lady White o! In the Probate Court In and for the Count of Wasatch, end Territory of Utah. In tbe matter of the estate ot Louisa let. slons, deceased. Hannah Gallagher the Administratrix of the estate of Louisa Sessions, deceased, haring filed her petition herein praying for an Order of Sale of the real estate, of said decedent, for tbe purposes therein set Jbrth ; It It therefore ordered, by tbe Judge of said Court, that nil persona Interested in the 20th, for examination. estate of said deceased, appear before tbe AtTXWALL WoOTTON said Probate Court on Monday, tbe STtb day of at 10 o'clock in the foreJane, 4 Co. SupL noon of said day, at the eourt room of said Probate Conrt, at tbe Conrt House In lieber, of Wasatch, to allow cease why an Rasband Bros, of Park City will pay high- county order should not be granted to the said adest cash price for pork. For particulars ministratrix to sell so mark of the real ee. late ef the said deceased as shall be necesm iuquire of Joseph Rasband at Heber. sary ; A ad that e copy of this order be published at least four successive weeks tn the Wasatch Wave, a newspaper printed end pub. I your narao on the Wavs list? llohed In said Wasatch couuty. Taos. 8. Watson, Probate Judge, 1KH. Dated May 10, STRAWBERRY CANAL COMrANT, tjj Daniel's Creek, Wasatch County, Utah. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ASSESSMENT NOTICK. No. 1852. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEXTHATATA of the directors, held on May Slat, tfgrrED State Land Orrtrg, meeting 8 alt Lax citt, Utah, 11, an A Monument of one dollar par share was levied on the capital stock of the corpoMay I, loot. Is Notice ldBS on or to before ration, payable hereby given Hint the following, July Sml, named settler bn filed notice of hie Inton Robert Baird at bis residence on Daniel ttonto make final proof In support of bin Creek. claim, and that said proof will be made before the County clerk ot W asatcb onun. stock which assessment this npon Any may remain unpaid on the Snd day of July, ty, Utah, at Heber City, Utah, on June lath, 18US, will be delinquent and advertised for viz . sale rt public auction, and unless payment David Provost, If. E. No. 773. for the Kit Is made before, will be sold un the Seth day 4, and K tt of N W Ik See. t, of July, lHid, to pay tke delinquent assess- of 84 W Rtt KSec. L. M. Utah. 8, ment, together with cost of advertising and Tp 8., I He names the following wlteesses te prove cost of sale. bis continuous residence upon, nnd cultlra. Robkit BaISD, Secretary. tion of, siit.l lend, viz : Dahiel'b Cbeek, Utah, May SI. ISM. David Van Wagonea, Jr., Edward Van fit Wagonen, George Hronaon, aad Alonso F.p. person, nil of Midway, Wasatch, Co., Utah. WASATCH MINING COMPANY. Feaek D. Hobos, Register T. C. Bailey, Atty. (or Claimant, t Heber, Wasatch County, Utah. li, tj-1- ia. ASSESSMENT NOTICE NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A meeting of tbe Board of Directors, held on day of May, ISM, at Heber Utah, an Aseeasinent, No. 1, of k of oneCity, rent per share was levied on the capital slock of the withCorporatloa, payable to the in sixty days from the aboveSecretary, date at tlie office of the Secretary, Heber City, Utah. Any stock Upon which this Assessment may remain Unpaid on the tend day of July, IMd, will be delinquent and advertised lor sale at publle auction, and onlras payment Is made before, will be sold on the Ifttlidny of August, last, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. ns., at the Company's office, at the eourt house at , Heber City, Utah, to pay delinquent together with cest of advertising and expense of sale. T. H. Giles, Secretary. Heber City, Utah, May tl, last. tjtl Exchange. Exp naive advertising is the key to success. Call at Fsrry's shop on Main street if you want a good job of don, tf asaeas-ments- Limei Limei lj"ld For Sale. Wave. HOT - POT ROCK. quality of lime on short no- tice at a reasonable price. also be procured at It can the kiln. II. J. Clegg, Heber, Utah. Wm. Va Jons tax Waookeb. Waoose. Van Wagoner Bros., (MIDWAY, UTAH,) from tion to make final commutation proof in nap. port of Ids claim, and that said proof will bs made before the County Clerk of We. catch couniy, Utah, at llcbcr City, Utah, on Juno 18, 1SW, vis: Warren D. Smith Homestead Entry No. Mji for tha 8 Ax of 8 K tt end 8 tt of S W Sec. I, Tp.4 8., RSE,8L M.,Utah. He names tbe following witnesses to prove Ins continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, vis : Milford if. Murdock, Joseph W. Thornes, Parley Murdock, and William E. Horner all of Heber City, Wasatch County, Utah. Feaek 1. Hohbs, Register. T. C. Bailey, Atty. for Claluiaut. tJU t. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. 1342. Land orrtrfi Halt Lake Utr, Utah, state April tt, las Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of hie Inten. tion to make flnel proof In aupport of hie be. claim, and that said proof will be made Wo-sntfore tbe Clerk of the County Conrt of county, U. T., at the County Court House at Heber City, U. T., on June 11th, ISM, vis: Samitcl D Nlcholes.il. E. No. 7A, for the X R tt N E tl See- - ! end N W tt N W It See. SO, Tp. 1 8., R. 6 K- HO acres. He aames the fol lowing wttneeeesto prove hie continuous residence upon, end eultlva tion of, said land vis : George A. Debellng. Abraham Pen rod, Rob. ert Cook, Joseph Kerby, all of Wallsburg, Wasatch Co, u! T. Feank D. Hokas, Register. tJ7 Jo. F- - Simmons, Atty. tor Claimant. DESERET LAND, FINAL PROOF FOB PUBLICATION. Burners of and Dealers In the FAMOUS No. MIDWAY LIME, i Ever HAND SEND IN VOCE OKOEHS. Park City and Hot Pot STAGE LIME, Via. RATES i TIKE TABLE, TaRE T9 old np. Brice Leaves Arrive at Park City Apply to John tf FRED BlRBEN) And rttdrn.SMO HOT-POT- t - 1344. 1 bn-8l- tl of the li of tt, gee. IS. and 8 W and 9 t of 8 K tt and N W W W. See. 13, june, 1(93. He name the billowing witnesses m prove the complete liTlgutlea and r'dclaVnatron of said laiidDon. L. Bigelow, Georgia A.HIenn, Robert W. Glenn, all of Wallsburg, Wasatt-Conn. , Utab, and Joseph E. Nelson of Buysvllle, Wasatch County, Club. NOTICE. Yo OBOWBk WoBsisow, yohr helrs.execulore Or nftftiKna; You mi ench of yon are hereby hotiflee that I have done the required as figment work for tub year 1W1, upon the claims, consolijam Steamboat groape of mining dated, situated lh Bnake Creek Mining Vtah Territory District County, DAILY i That the amevnt due from yon, George t a Morrow, W interest ia said :30 a. tn groupels (tlw) one hundred aud twenty, eight dollars, and that nnless that amount with cost of advertising is to together me within 90 days after the expirationpaid of the 2;30p. onMtcAnon of this notice, your interest will 6 in, be forfeited to. me by due process of law. lOB-t- 4 E United Statls land Ofetcb, ' Salt Laxx citt, Utah. April x7tb, into , Fol Ire hereby given that Miles M. BMW' of Wallsbnrg, Waaatcb County, Utah, notice of bis Intention te make urowV on h!s desert lend claim No. 77, dated JUnr 17, 1889, for N W N FORFEITURE from Park City to HotPots Single Fare NO-TIC- Frank b. gMik Register, t. C. IaIuT, Attorney. t JT Heber. ts f 59 upward. Notice Is hereby given that the following, named settler has filed notice of his Intea. United I will deliver this superior A chance to improve year stock. Your Leive Park City Hot-Pochoice of three thorough-bre- d Holstein Arrive at Clothing for boys from 3 to 16 year All styles and prices. Friesian bull In great variety. ton at J. R. Going cheap. Cali and examine at Har- ranging from tf Crook. mon Cummings residence. United States Land OErtcRi ) C'Itt. Utah, Salt Lake March tt, ISM. ) MADE FROM THE FAMOUS horse-shoei- Read the Wasatch No. 1301. I lie tad ( Egg for HoatseHeee. French fanners prefer horserakes that are made in the United States, as they are both cheaper and more easily worked, t: Teachers Examination. rABaESQK.lt Ire cream and evening at F. O. Buells. ( Uu Jos itt,full, lKlt. J NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Noah Maylio ofllelicr tlly, Wasatch County, Utah, baa filed notice of Intention to make land claim No. K7S, dated iiroof on hia desert If, ires, for the 8 W tk of B K is and 8 hi VS R of 8 W te Sec. hi, Tp t E.,. U M. Utah, before the County Clerk nfwaeatch County, Utah, at Heber City, Utah, un tke lath day ot July, Me names tbe following witnesses to prove the complete Irrigation amt reclamation of said land : Brigham J. Yonng, John Clyde, Adolphue Sessions, Daniel A. Sessions all of Heber City, W asatcb County, Utah. D. HoUBS, register. T. C. Bailf-T- , attorney. jyi All pereone intending to teach in the district schools of Wasatch County during the school year commencing on July 1, 1892, wiil picas meet at th northeast school house in Hebor, at 10 oclock a. in. on June For hoarseness beat np the white of tlie Best Lime flavor with lemon and sugar and Positively an If you want your buggy or wagon repaired takeegg,some occasionally. New Produced In Utah. York neatly and quickly take it to Parry at JooraaL tf 4 LARGE SUPPLY ALWAYS OX Hatche shop on Msin street. ARNICA SALVE. V. I3M. statz i.asd orrice, malt Since its Hist introduction, Electric Bitters 8.-gained rapidly in popular favor, until is clearly in th lead among pure According to tlie prognostications of an now it medical tonics and alterative iu was containing aud who Astrologer Phrenologist towu during tlie week, taking in a great nothing which permits its us as a beverage is many flfty-ce- nt pieces from our young or intoxicant, it recognized as th best and people, there will be a grand excursion purest medicine for all ailments of stomach, to Europe from Midway In the not fai liver or kidneys. It will cure sick headache, off distant future, as almost everyone indigestion, constipation, and drive malaria whom he had the privilege of telling from th system. Satisfaction guaranteed ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY OR DER OF 8ALE OF REAL ESTATE anything are going to Europe for some with each bottle or tlie money will be reSold by R. Bridge, druggist. 292 funded. SHOULD NOT BE MADE. purpose. What folly ! lias Watson officiating. A CKIMIXAL LAWYER. at high-wat- er CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT. Mocltoh Jones Tliuumt Moulton to Eliza Jones, at Heber Juno 1st 1892. Judge A Farmer p THE ALTAlt. BUCKLENS Vmteo ' We are six in fam- We live in a ily. Park. where we are place Texas, sul)ject to vj0jeng Jaek Frost visited onr early potatoes Edom, Colds and Lung aud gardeu stuff last week. Says: Troubles. I have A number of carpenters put np a used German Syrup for six yean dancing pavilion at tlie hot pot pleasure successfully for Sore Throat, Cough, resort yesterday. Fains in the Cold, Hoarseness, It is said that Gottlieb Neueusch wand- Chest and Lungs, and spitting-uer, formerly of Midway, but now a resi- of Blood. I have tried many differdent of Price, Emery county, Utah, will ent kinds of congh Syrups in my come back to midway as soon as the time, but let me say to anyone wanta medicine German Sy nip season is over to make bit ing such is the best That has been my exhome here. permanent perience. If you use it once, you Gottlieb Abegglen, w ho recently came will go back to it whenever you in from Ashley, where he has beeu herd- need it It gives total relief and ia My advice to everying cattle during the winter, started a quick cure. back for th rang last week. He Is one suffering with Lung Troublesis Try it You will soon be conaccompanied by Charles Alexauder and Francis McCarrol. Mr. Abegglen reports vinced. In all the families where the cattle as being in a good cmdltlon your German Syrup John is used we have no when he left them. with the trouble County Burvevor Win. Buys was over Lungs at all. It is from Heber Thursday to establish the the medicine for this MILL exact line of the at reet in th northwest country. O Mrs. Anuie Shields lias moved to the part of town, which has been tlie of much controversy this spring. There in Plenty of Snow np decision is that both those an tlie and south side of the street must There and tlie Streams arc their fence back more r less. not Yet. A DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. n Hi - p-- . C A. ferntikUEft rnopniBTOR. First publhHtHee li, J2i I |
