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Show ., if 4 'i iv atci s i,Sl y U r ami Manajfr AM. BlVS, luriislicd Sloth Afbisan Sketches. b Wm. BUYS, - S HOTMT ASS rTOSI!EY 1 PUBLIC, t A.1 S. ' &EXXEK, a w, PM.T LAKE UTY. Practlwa tn nil tlieCmuts of the Tenitorj .. iistuaiij 1 ATTRWAI.D WOOTTON, 3 Oppmlt, NOtTARY PUBLIC, f a s iriivrtfcA Co.. Utah. uMuhrav, ' o.Ctat SLiielcis, Ienxy - at Attorney and Law Public. Notary Real Estate, I.oan and Collection Butiness Specialty. fipposit, the Salt Lake Ilo jse, Main Street, I'ark Lit j Utah. ft ( Office J , , ALES i). 3i. I.IXDSAY, ; Physician! Surgeon i HKBER, UTAH. ! Office Homs lla in. to 1 p. m.t and 7 to p. m Ortice at lesidtnce. ! , Utah. 1ft Dr. C. F. Wcstplial. j DENTIST. Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Vitalized All. ; ALL WORK GUARANTEED. T. C. Ir i Land Agent 1 t iM, -- ted. p. O.diox 'y't LS A.ttorr.ey, S u t vkk Ci rv, T. 2f3, - UrAii. t Answers all letter concerning T.nnd Mvt ler when d.iuip ai e t ih loud toi iepl ,anl fiumhihos uiagmms adiov, ng Lands ojicu loi entry ' ntT JY! I All 71a O. 4 -- slums Promptly Attended to. W. Attorney - at - Law, ts Land AtoirLey. f e , if 't I J 110 MAin Street, f . CM 0 t SALT LAKE CITY. All jiudi of Land Entries Made and , Icr-LT- Tooted. LAND D! COXTESTS i SPECIALTY. A v Prices Reduced. Si3r mrprt OO per XDezers. $3 OO XTosexi Oaloin-ets- , 2 CtXcLs, ) w . aam per w. s. vurxx-- r os, rHOTOGHAPIIER, Tli I Ivlissc-ar- l STE A M WASHER Theenly common sense AVashertincnted. 3rs. ? ays, , Lcnnla, Cla.-u.cLl;- sole agent for Wasatch Co., Utah. Midway, steEOs BLACKLEY Contractor, -- i n5r 3Bliild.er, . Carpenter, AND UNDERTAKER. rreTocr Citjr, TJtali. Sens, ylln CtUARRYMEN. Crocls IE Ss Sandstone Flagging of All Sites, All orders promptly fllled. f :cor CiLr, lV - TJiah. water e, ,t ROBERTS HOUSE ir If- FIRST , arf o. StoiE J A Biiom N, Proprietors. CLASS prsvs t crew IX ALL RESPECTS Cit y, Crta.K. t J"1 nsW Ttte .r.hnrr fs iP Leading P0 I STAI IOXERY House in U all vonr BOOK 'wrTJa lnntos;'J10NLKY' I t I ,, I Uni r SHI, D'irhan. the siapoit town of Natal, Mtuateit niifi t!iu Bay of Natal ha a population of OOOO. Art anil nature have done much to make the place attractive. Near the bay are pretty villas built of "brick, with piazzas, balconies and green lawns and terraces w her. alifi, jfxacef ill ijuuibuu, Mi"S Us feathery plumes, the thick and scraggy cactus opens its snow white petals and golden stamens, and the weeping willow droops its brandies over rustic seats and romantic bovvers. There are arbors over which the lovely blossoms of the passion flower mingle with the fragrant honeysuckle and the green leaves and ripening fruit of thegrenadiila; orange groves with their dark glossy foliage, the broad leaved fig and bnana trees, their huge leaves tattered by the wind. of the tow n is a low range la the of hills known as the Berea, and constituting the suburbs. There grow in ail their native luxuriance seveial varieties of the Acacia, the Kaflir-beowith its scarlet bet ries, the eastA oil plant, the thorny mimosa, the wild fig. and a curious tree related to the ban an. of India. And ovcriill, embracing all, is the convolvulus, its rich purple blossoms cvcrv-here mingling w ltli the dark green foliage of the trees, climbing even to the topmost boughs and looking down upon their less aspiring neighbors. Ail too soon we were compelled to leave that charming paradise for Pietermaritzburg, the capital of Natal, tiftv miles inland. Half that distance was tiaversed by train. The railroad Is a marvel of engineering skill. IV c reached Piertermaritzbarg early in the evening. The capital of Natal is a town of 7000 inhabitants, nestling in a lovely valley, surrounded by high wooded hills. During onr stay the town w as honored Eugenie, by a visit from the wild was then on her way to the spot in Zululnmi where her son fell. She had particularly requested that there should be no demonstration upon her arriv al, so the people who w ere anxious to see l.ei gatherequieWy in the streets through which she was to pass, to show their respect and sympathy for the mother of the young prince whose drath tl.cv had so sincerely monrmd. The accompanied by a large cavalcade of horsemen, rode slowly through the same streets where a year before, amid the solemn booming of the minute-guthe remains of her beloved son had been borne. As the lovely passed by, her graceful form arra ed in deepest mourning, and her sad, but still beautiful face veiled in black, the va- -t throng raised their hats in respectful silence. Her si jort sojourn was spent at the convent, where the sisters did all in their power for her comfort. We experienced the same kindness and hospitality from the people in Pietermaritzburg that we had met w ith in other parts of Africa, As a teacher I was particularly interested in the schools which t visited, and especially In the young knifes seminary. I was pleased to meet in that far distant land teachers of culture and refinement, and' to'lee how thoroughly the work , of the institution w as done. In company with some friends I also visited an infant school taught by an ancient dame, w ho had had a vast experience in training the youthful mind having been, engaged in that, occupation at least half a century. When we drove up to the door, a little old woman came out to welcome usf arrayed in a full skirt, and a round jacket of rnsty black, guiltless of collar or cuffst her faoe animated with pleasure, licr spectacles pushed back and her teeth a minus quantity. llad we been persons of note, she could not have greeted us more cordially, or felt more honored by our visit! " Wc did not need to be told that hers w as an infant school, for a number of little ones, taking advantage of their teacher's absence from the room, were enjoying themselves after the fashion of children by scampering, singing, shouting and laughing, regardless of all school restraints. I could but think that the denizens of Pandemonium could not have exceeded these twenty-fiv- e little The WSltW-ipoise pp.U confusion. teacher, however, succeeded in securing comparative order by clapping her hands. Then arranging her little band in single (lie, she marched them trouud the room, all singing the alphabet over and over again, as loud as their little voices would allow. It was amusing to hear the old ladys questions. In the most astonishing manner she went from sacred to profane history and from , Africa to, America. Hcf elass in liibltr History Now? chilwas conducted as follow; dren, when the Israelites were wandering in the w ilderness, they were thirsty and wanted water shouted twenty-flv- e Yes water reinfantile voices. peated the teacher; and God-- fold Moses te take the rod, Bcreamed the children, and strike the reck was the answer. Now, children, one of those ladies sitting on the bench is from America. Tell me what large things they have in that country. Fishes,' said one child, riveis exclaimed anoth iar n V n i: j bh f in imi. rrAttorney-at-LSON - s mi- Clxa-pte- sintcnoi city' lenee. foi Tim Comt H' OfflM In ' ntcn Surveyor and Civil Engineer. cisatj ' i : Mo. S6. Heber, Wasatch County, Utah, Saturday, September 14, 1889. Vol. I. l'liorr.MoN vl. i Pcr - on nppli- er, Inki-- , piped a third, ami so on through the catalogue of big tilings. One little gnl vv lien aked what site knew aim, it tjueeii Eliabt til, made the a im uneement that she had ml hair and wa- - the happy posscaor of one thon-adresses Again they sang, and the Ijinden of their song was, No queen - as l.appv as w e. The wav in which she disciplined her little flock was perhaps the most amusing. She rushed like a general from one end of tier small column to the other, placing a pair of truant feet upon the line, putting little mischievous hands behind the back, rrprov big one mid admonishing auothor. But if a child was naughty, she would suddenly come up behind liiin, and placing her own hand by the side of bis head, strike it with the other most mum re If nil y, vv Idle the little offender, seeing that lie had escaped from the blow, would immediately plunge Into some new mischief as soon as her eyes were off him. One little rogue who had been sent into the garden to meditate upon the error of his wavs, ever and anon peeped in at the open door, and by ids grimaces kept his school-fellos in a chronic state of excitement and uproar. A little girl, who was crying, was sent into the garden to water tlie plants with her tears, and liav ing performed her duty in that line rvapptared with smiling countcnanco, The crowning Tent 'of the day was the At ft signal from the teacher hanging. all the boys getting dow u on one knee, and holding their hands to represent pistols, banged till I thought my ear The children, would split. having hoarse, gradually banged themselves subsided into quiet, and then solemnly folding their little hands, repeated the j Lord's Prayer in concert. .pf-ticulai- ly TO 1113 COXiTNCKIJ. FOR APPLICATION PATENT. A (PLICATION Notiott Cnitrvl State Lutiti orflee, Suit Lab city , tWkht Ar tlml NotUt i heieliy of , I tub,' luu mutl upplicu! nm fot a Uniiotl stu! lulnt tor the V ioiU loUt 1 la no uuoiKunizetl clttim, i Utah fcounfv , I tuh 'iVr-- i mining, (U't rut inofV. l.VV) of thy linear Hot loiie.iui'l smtiu umiu) teOO hoing l.ot No 44 ami tie iIImuI ut tbo lttM notea uml 'Ut of tlio ofttumt eurvoi on file la this miuintf !t magnetic urintiotkat lo decree ns follow 3 i niiittnmctntf ut ot No 1, M. M Uih net of clituu, from m hit h I huh No. hesuM wouth 40 itatf. 10 in in yuxf i 44 bomb anil thence rnnmnK tie. distant, obit feu! to mm north pot1300No.4, thence 4 to pol No. 3, 33 min. ww ft et to tucnce moth 44 tie iO min. min. No. 4, thence bouth 40U ff pot I.Hfc) tect to buitl porst N. i, the lu( y of hem iiinjr. containing 20 3s n0 Acres. ttM of which N lahneti and applied fotyAhere being no A i ttonfliot Haim is ut the soul hcHbtui ly cud Line ot the t hum. The hu id mining ihiltu belncr of record in the orttceofthe Recorder of suit! Vintrth count v, at AihleX'iu I mtsdi countv , L t.l The near known locutions biiutc the A. C. Hutch and i uibon No lode claims. frdnect that this notice he published In the W as r It Wavk, at Heber Cit y, I tab, the new semper published neatest the said mining chum, fol the pci tod of sixty dav . FI1ANK P. IloliB.8, Register. ofttte, IM ea-d- ftt AM) eit-d- hw-t- 1 toi FOR PATENT. APPLICATION ' J Notice No. 115, J TTnited States l.nnd Office, Salt Lake Clt , Utuh, Aug. 10, ltW. S Notice is herebr given that Abram C. Hutch of Heber City, Utah ban made application for u I nited Matea Tutent foi the A f . il.iUh lode tninin claim, situate in an unorganised county, Utah T er mining disti ict , in fintuh ritM , cniHi.Untf of 1500 linear feet of Ihe WW and feet wide, beiiiK suifnee lode, ground Lot No. 45 and decribed in ine Held notes and plat ot the otiu ml surv c$ on tile in this oftiey, w ith munetie variation (it In decree al f)08t No.!, east, as lollow s ( ommencinff a comer of the claim, iiom w hich U. S. M. M. 5 10 No. beats south 4odex 'll mm. yst feet distant, and mnnintfthence south 44der. 20 min. west oou feet to pobt No. 2, thence north 40 ditf. 50 min. w et 13ooteet ti post N. 3, t lienee north 44 dep. 20 min caat ti0 feet to post No. 4, and thence south 40 lep. 50 min cast 1 KK) feet to suid post No. 1, t he place of acres, all of beginning, eontuinK which is applied inr,lhcte being no con diet The discoveiy point ot the claiin is at the middle of the Houthcastetly end line of the claim. The said mining claim being of ie i cord in the office ot thy Recorder of said enutitv , at Ashley, in Uiutah county, I tan. The nyarot known locutions being the P. Dodds and Carbon No. lode claims, I diiect that this notice be published in the r Wasvtc ti avk, Heber City, Utah, thy tntid luiniug nearest the published claim, for the pei iod of nixtT days, FRANK D. liOBHS, Register. t o 20 2O6H-I0- Uin-tal- 1 news-pape- NOTICE OF SALE OF KREAL ; ESTATE, i. . : a Notice is hereby given, That in pursuance of an order of the Probate Court of the County of Wasatch, Territory of Utah, made oil the ninth day of Septemin the matter of the estate of ber, James M. Alexamli r, deceased, the undersigned, the adiniuistiator of the said estat, will sell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, in gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation bv said Probate Court, on Monday, the' Thirtiitli dav"' of September, 1889, at 2 oclock p.nu.at the Court House in the said Cz unty of Wayatch, all the right, title, interest and estate of tiiesaid James M Alexander at the time of his d'ftth. and all the right, title and inti rest t! at the said estate ha, by operation of law or otiu l'vvise, acquired other than or it addition to that of the said James M, Alexander at the time of ids d ath. in and to all that certain lot, pieee-o- r parcel of land situate, ly ing and being in the Ti rritor.v of said County of Utah, and hounded and described as follow s, Lot two (2) in Block ninelv-fou- r, in Hebir City survey of Building Lots, in the aid Wasateli Countv, said lot bjing twelve (12) rods square and situated in the southwest qnaiter of section thirty two (32) in township three south, of range live east, of Sa't Sake meridian, containing one hundred and fortv-fou- r square rods of laud. Bids or offers may be made at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the Until day of September. 1889. All "bids must be in writing and left at the residence of the undersigned administrator of said estate, in llebcr City, Utah, or delivered to him personally. Terms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold coin of the United States, ten per cent, of the purchase money te be paid to the administrator on the day of the sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Probate Court, Deed at expense of Wa-.ftle- -- ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE. TERRITORY OF UTAH, 1 WaSATIIL Col'KTY. In the Probate Court in and for said ' comity. In the matter fT tile Estate of Christian llirnni, dixoased. Annie Baihaia Ila ani, administratrix of the estate of vChrUtiau Jla'Qnl, deceased having filed, licr petition herein pray ing for an Order of bale of .a portion o( the real wtateof saiiUdeeedrfet, for the purposes tlwelR Set f(4tli t-- f It is therefore ordered, by tin I'robale Judge ef said Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said Probate Court ou Monday, the sixteenth day of September, 1889, at HI oclock in the forenoon of said dav, . at the court room of said Probate Court, at the Court House In Heber, County of Wasatch, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said administratrix to sell so much of the real estate of the said deceased Chrisi as shall be necessary; tian And that a copy of tills order be published at least four successive weeks In the Wasvtcii Wave, a newspaper printed and published in said Wasatch county. Tiioxias S. Watson, ; Ha-nn- Probate Judge. t Dated, August 19th, 1889. li NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TERRITORY OF UTAH, Notioi No. 1M3. I UnltfMl status Lam! Officy. Salt Luke ('ll , Utah, Aug. 14, 180 j Notify N htToby given that Ktlwartl I1. Feranti pout office ntbliess ry, wbo-- e la Piuk( itv.llKh, baa made application lor u I lilted stait a Patent lor the coitMoliiiatetl eluioi nt Klwaid ! Ken, upon w hut Ik com uioiil known, and la called, the Tvkoon of group of bale mining clnltns, eonlMing the following iiHUiiil bale bK'ttllona consoli-dub'- d Into one mining chtiu., nttnielv , The fVniaut v Lot 37; the Morin King Lot the Khedive Lot W, the T koou Lot 40, the Mo hawk Lot 41 the Republican Lot 42, and the Lake Mi w Lot 43, all ittmte in an unorgan-- , Uvd mining dutint, in Ya'Uh county, L tah Tei i itory, each of aald bale bmnt Ion's ot 1500 liuear tect of the bale In ioiielmg each bauliou respeetivetv , with auitaee gioundtkk) tect wide in each ot Mini locution ruMiectiv el , the extent of the surface area embraced In all aaiil lode location os a group being 42oo feet eaieily and wMterlvr, I5au tect northerly and each ol aul location ievpectivily aoutbarty, and aaid being partii nluily deneilbed gioup in the tic hi noteaaad plat of the official eur on tile in till otlh , w ith mag U'js theicot, netjc variation at 15 deg 45 min. east, a fol. Iowa: Naid ('eutaury lod is dMCiibed as follow , to w it . Commencing nt post No. 1,! m coiner of Die ciulm, and running thence 8. 31 deg 37 mill. W. 15u0 teet to poe-- No. 2, thence N. 77 deg. 53 min. W. 630 4 10 teet to theuee N. 31 deg. 37 min. K. 1500 poet No. feet to post No. 4, from which U. S. M. M. No, 1 beat N. 70 ieg 32 mill, W. 4437 ! 10 feet 4 10 feet , thence 8 77 dug Mniiii. K.kki lo poet No. h, ihe place of beginning. From a point at the middle of Die northeasterly end line ot the claim, the dWeoverv point bt ura ft 31 deg 37 intn. W. H00 feet distant. Said storm King lode i described a fob Iowa, to wit roiimieneing at dost No. 1, a eoinei ot1 tba htim, and tiom w hit h U, S. M. M. No. . 4437 1 10 beat N.TOdtg mill feet distant, and running thence 8. 31 deg. 37 miu. W. 1500 feet to post No. 2; thence N. 77 deg. 53 min. W. kk! 4 10 feet to jmt No. 3; thuice N.31 deg 37 min. K. 1500 fcAt to post No. 4, thence h. 77 deg. M o.in. K. l 4 10 teet to post No. , tlie place ot beginning. Fioin a point at tlie middle of the mmhya-sUilend line f t ho chum, the diaeoveiv point be in i.Hl deg. 37 ndn. W.4MX) feet dUtant. said Khedive lode h dcreiilied a lollowa, Commeiu ing at post No l.a corner ot Uh Viaim, ami running thence 8.31 deg. 87 min. 5V. 1500 teet to post No. 2, thence N. 77 ,33 min. W. k0 4 10 ft et to post No. 8, dg. tht nee N. 31 deg. 37 min eat IfttKl fett to post No. 4; tiom wiileb L.8. M. M. No. 1 bear N. 07 deg 37 min. W.3I0H 0 iOfeet distunt , thence S 77 deg. 63 min. K. h3) 4 10 fett to No. 1, post the place of beginning, h tom h tmin t at the middle of the northeastei) end line of Die claim, Die discovery point beans 8. 81 dttg.37 uiin. W. 420 teet distant. said T koou lode in described n follows, to wit; Commencing At post Not I, a corner of Die claim, aud tiom w binh U, h. M. M. No. 1 beat N. 7 deg. 37 min. 3lH W 10 feet dU-tanrunning thence S. 81 deg. 87 min. W. hvw teet to post No. 2, t lienee N. 54 (leg. 34 liliu.W. 001 2 10 teet to post No 8. thence N. 81 deg. 37 min. R. 1500 feet tnpoat No.4;theiioeS Mdeg. .14 min. h. Mtl 2 10 feet to post No, 1, the plae of beginning. Ftotn a point at the middle of tha northeasterly end line of the claim, the dUcoveiy point beai 8. 81 deg. 37 m lu. W. 300 teet distunt. buld Mohaw k lode t decribed 114 follow, to wit Commencing at poet No. l,a ebrner of the claim, and runuing thence S. 31 deg. 37 min. w, 1300 feet to post No. 8; thence N. M deg. St mill. VV. tiol 810 feet to poat No. 8, thence N. 31 deg 37 min. K. 1500 leet to iwat ho. 4; from which U. S M.M.No.l bear N. D min, W. 2046 75 K'et distant; and fheiifc 8. 54 deg. 34 min. F. 001 2 10 feet to post No. 1, the place of beginning. From a Point ut the middle of the northeasterly end line of the claim, Din discovery pniut bears 3. 31 deg. 87 min. W. 440 feet distant. Haiti KepubHetm iod la d scribed as follows, to wit: Coumienclng al Hst No.l. a corner of the claim, and from which l.8. M. M. No. 1 bears N. 75 deg. 14 min. W. 2045 nt ,n ud fuap bU iUt' a g e, a Al ii eg yUl? feet 1 13(0 feet to postNo.f, thence 84 min. W. 801 8 10 feet to post No. 8; thence N. 31 deg. 37 min. K. 1500 feel to post No. 4; thence . 54 deg. 34 min. E. 801 2 10 feet to post No. 1, the place of beginning. From a point at the niiddleofthe Northeasterly end line ot the eluhri, the discovery S. 31 point Lears t deg 37 min. r. 60rt feet distant bald Lake View lode is described its fol r lows, Commencing at post No. a of fit claim and running thence 8.8! deg. 87 min. W, 1500 feat to pone No. 2; thence N. 54 deg. 34 min. V.ti0l i 10 feet to past No. 8; thence N. 81 dog. 37 ndn. E. 1500 feat 4 post No. 4, from w liich U. 8. M. M. No 1 liears H. deg. 1 ndn. VV. 1W 9 (t feet distant, thence 8. 64 deg. 34 min. E. 0l 2 lo feet to post No. I, the place ot beginning. From a point at the mbit die of the northeasterly end line of tlie claim, the discovery point bears 8. 81 deg. 87 udn. W. 600 teet distapK ; Said consolidated group is described s follows, to wit: Uominencfng at post No. t ot tlio ihmWiury claim and running thence 8. 31 deg. 37 ndn, V. 15U0 feet to post No. 2 of said Centaury claim : thence N. fl deg. 55 ndn. W. 1000 2 i feet to post No. 8 of the Kliediv claim ; thence N. 54 deg. 34 min. W. 2404 8 10 feet to post No. 8 of the Lk View claim; thence N. 31 deg. 37 min. K. lftuOfeetto post No. 4 of said Lake lew claim, from widen U. S. M. Sf. No. 1 bears 8. HO deg. min. W. 1018 8 !0 feet distant; thence 8. 54 deg. 34 min. E. 2404 8 10 feet to post No. 4 of the Khedive claim, from which U. 8. M. M. No. 1 bears N. 07 deg. 87 ndn.W. 3190 feet distant,; thence 8. 77 deg. 53 ndn. E 1800 2 10 feet to post NO 1 of said Centaury claim, being the plaoe of beof said lode claims contain ginning. Koch hu area of 2u 057 000 acres, the total area of the consolidated claim being 144 6MM000 acres, more or less, ull of which Is claimed aud applied for, there being no conflicts. Each of said lode locations being of record in the office of the Recorder or Wasatch Utah, at Heber City In said countv. comity,are no known location within seven There al miles of the claims constituting oaid con soUdatcd group. 1 direct that this notice be pnblUbed in the YVaat h Wave, at Heber City, Utah, the nearest the said min-innewspaper published claim, for the period of sixty davs.t to W FRANK D. HUJiBrt. Register. G. W. Parks, Atty for Applicant. . f . 1 cor-tie- 1 1 County of WAs.ur.911. fj Estate of John Harvey, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administratrix of ; the estate of John Harvey, deceased, to the creditors of, aod ail persons Laving claims against., tlie said deceased, to exhibit them I with the ueces'sary vouchers, within ? four months after the first publication of this purchaser. II. S. Ai.F.xAXtwn, to the said Administratrix at Administrator of the Estate of James notice,, Heber; in the said County of Wasatch, M. Alexander, deceased. i; Ann CL Harvey, t 1 , Sept. 9, 1889. By Wm. Burs, Attorney for Administratrix Of the EsOf John Ilarvev, Deceased. PROOF. tate NOTICE OF Dated at Heber, Ang. 19, 1889. 8 PATENT. APPLICATION FOR FOR v k N ll Ko. 04. , Umtkd tatfs Land Office 8alt Lark City, Utah, S NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ) J 8, September NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl EN THAT TtfE following named settler ha filed ncdiceof his Intention make final proof in support of Idlim,aad4diat aid4ieot will be made hefme the County Clerk, ot Uintah County, Utah, at Afchlev, rtah, ou October 24th, ins, I). 8. viz: ueorge Kilvington, 11(M0, for the W t of S W Vi Sec. 27, and W Vi 25 E. 8 R ofNWl See. 34, Tp He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz : H.C. Miner, A. If. Hoy, Charles Crouse and F. Snvder; Postoffice address ot all Green River, lYyoming. F t oIR P -9 1 ,T i t NOTICE, FOB . PUBiATIONNo.tB.? APPLICATION J 1 FOR PATENT. So. t805.'; ' ' - Notice Untied Slates Land Offlr, 6 alt Lake City, Utah, July 31, 1689. ) TERRITORY OF UTAH, i ... Kotlee Is hereby given that the GiUontte a Corporation of County of Wxsatcu. s Manufacturing Company, Utah, by Lemuel U. Col bath ofValt Lake Estate of James Given, Deceased, in its has mmte apattorney Utah, fact, City, Notice Is hereby given by the under- plication for a United State Patent lor the 1 lode Ko. situate in fdaim, Carbon mining signed Administratrix of tlie estate of un unorganized mining district, is Lin tab James Given, deceased, to the creditors county, Utah Territory, consisting oflfiOO linear feet of the lode, and surface groQnd of, and all persons having claims against, 600 w ide, being Lot No. 87 and desorllred tlie said deceased, to exlubit them with' in feet field note and plat of the official surthe necessary vouchers, vrithin four veythe on file hi this office, w ith magnetic airk 16 months after the first publication of this ation at degree east, os follows: if at post No. 1, a corner of the claim, notice,' to the said Administratrix at and men ing thence south 44 deg. 20 min. west Wallsburg, In the said County of Wa- 600 feet to post Ko. 8; thence south 41 deg. 1500 to post No. 3; from which the feet east i satch. ' ( point bear north 44 deg. 20 min. ' Jfaria Grvr.v, - diacoverv east 800 feet distant ; thence north 44 deg. 20 Administratrix of the Estate of James min. east 878 feet to post Ko. 4; from which United Statfs Land Officb, Salt Lake City, Aug. 23, 1S89. Notice 19 hereby given that the following, a&tned settler has filed notie ofhis intention to make final proof in support of his elnim, and that said pro f w ill te made Die Probate Judge, or in his absence the Countv Clerk, of Uintah Co., Utah,at Ashley, I intali Co., on October 21, 18H9, a iz : William 8. Powell, on Homestead Application 6154, Vt and Lots i and 2, Sec 18, for the E te N He names the following Tp4SR22E. to prove his continuous residence up. on, and cultivation of, said land, viz : Peter Nielson, James H. Campbell, Joseph H. Bla k of Venial, Uintah county, ttnd John of Ashley, Uintah county. to lit , - PtWEBEt Register. e MT s Fair-chil- ' , Given, Deceased. Dated at Heber, Aug. 19, 1889. the fifteen mile comer on the northeast boundary of the Uintah Indian Reservation bears north 82 deg. 27 min. east 545 510 feet thence north 40 deg. 10 min. west 1500 distant; feet to said post No. J, the piapf hearinping, 1 22 100 acres, all of whLclt ! containing NOTICE TO CREDITORS. . claimed and20applied for, there being no con. filets. The said mining claim being of record in the office of the Recorder of said Vin TERRITORY OF UTAH, I gs tah countv, at Aslilev, In Uintah county, Ptah. The nearest known locations beiug . County of Wasatch j 'the P. Dodds tuul cat bon No. 2 Knit; claims. I direct that this notice be published in the Estate of James McNaughtan, Deceased. Wavk, at Heber City, Utah, the Notice Is hereby given by the under- Wasatch said minnewspaper published nearest the fiavs. the period of sixty signed Administratrix of the estate of ing claim, for FRANK 1. t HOBBS, Register James McNaughtan, deceased, to the creditors of, and all parties having claims against, the said deceased,' to exhibit NOTICE TQ CREDITORS. them with tlie necessary vouchers, ft ith-lfour months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix TERRITORY OF UTAIIK1 at Heber, in the said Connty of Wasatch. . CouAty oF Wasatch. Eliza bktu McNaughtan, Estate of Christian Hirnni, Deceased. James of Administratrix of tlie Estate Notice is hereby given, by tbexiinder-igne- d McNaughtan, Deceased. Administratrix of the estate of 1889.' 19, t Dated at Heber, Aug. Christian Ha?nni, deceased, to tlie creditors of, and all persons having claims against, the said deceased, to exhibit tliem ith the necessary vouchees, xvith; in four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Administratrix Hanuf&ctwrer of RED and WIUTI ( at Midway, county and Territory aforePINK , said. Axnib Baubaha ILfiYxf, "Administratrix of the Estate cf Christian Hscnui, Deceased. , ,, ( FIRST CLASS qnaHtv, and Term. t Dated at Huber Aug. 19, 1859. lb.aisunallv. s--Ii , NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL TIIOOF No. 7- f United States Land Office, Salt Lake trrt, Sept. 3, 1889. Notice is hereby given that the following-namesettler lias filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proofin will he made be. his absence the fore the Probate Judge or nt Connty Clerk of Wasatch comity,onUtah, OctoHeber Citv, Wasatch county, Utah, ber 16, ixci, viz John Wright, H E No. 8 , Tp. for the N E. Vi of S. W. te, 8e. Range 4 E. 8 L. Meridiaa, rtuh to witnesses names the He prove following his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, vir George Bonner, teitliam Benner, Francfs Johnson and Lewis Coleman, all of Midway, Wasatch county, rtab, ' Frank P, Hobbs, T.C. Bailet, Atty for Applicant. Register. toil n , 4 P. H. McCUl RE, LUM3EE. , v - rpi)aroiHodojril kimW of Jolt noticeT anil at 'moder-Rt- q I 7 f Al i 1 , LUMBER; Noth c hcicbv gncii Unit tho KiNonilc MjimJhtu tilling ('ompam , a cn potutloti ColUUli of ".(11 Luku Vlali, by Lemuel ( it y, rinli, It uHorncv m feet, has made I. Ji ketA, Mouldings, Etc. nppllcaHori tor a United Mate Patent lur 4- 7 1 5 the i Hrhoii No, lotle mining claim, situate ' in an unorganied mining di-- ti let, in Uintah county, I tali Tuniluiy, consisting ot LiOO linear feet of the lole, anti hutfute giound MiO tect w Me, being Lot No. 41 and described , AND llOESE'SHOZIXa. . in the field note and plat of the oflU iul ur-eon file in this office, with magnetic vail on shortest no i . v. repaired neatly ation at U degrees east, us tollow v .x ; i ut post No. 1, a corner of the claim, lice, at and running thcnco Mouth 44rif(g.9dmln.we't SMITH SIlOpJ HATCH'S PIACK 60(1 feet to post No. 2 (thence Month 42 deg 30 min. cant 1500 feet to post No. 8; thence noDli . . : . ; TERMS, A8U. . 44 deg. 20 uiin east MU teet to post No. 4, fiom which the fifteen mile vO. tier on thu fd V northeast tauudur ot the Ulrttah India ' .i 1 Koacnatlon basis north 20 dhjr I6mt,ad 18 IMKVA feet distant ; thewMifh tfi 30'Witrr. 4?cg woMt .HK tcct to said poat N. L the place ot f beginning, contnlning 20 Kt 100 acres, all of .A tM whuh is claimed ami applied for, Dub e bo ing no contliit. Thcdiscoveiy point is at the middle of the northwesterly end Ha tT thciliiim. The said mbiing claim being Ot rcconl In the office of the Rccmdcr of said FIRST CLASS IN ALL RESPECTS. I intnli county, ut AHhleV, in Uintah comity, Utah. IhoneaieHt known locations being ,, hi to a the Carbou No. 4 and Carbon No, 41 Iod i k .! claims. 1 I . r. j , ' i.X i ! I direct that this notice be piihtMied In the Wasad m k k, at Heber I Uy, Utah, the newspaper published ncnieMt the said minfor the period of sixty dav. J. ing ( Iiilin, - . i 'm' s- RANK D. lloURs, KugWler. t o 12 . fc'i, I,.-- '. t,0 BLACKSMITH INC 'll. ,'Jjl .;.! T erms Reasonable. APPLICATION FOR PATENT.. J ) United states laml office. Rnlt Luke Uity, Utah, Jiil 81, 18D. ' Notice b hereby given that the (4Lsoulte Atamifnctming ( uuuniuy, a corpoiation ot Utah, by Lemuel Ui (.olbatb, of Halt Lake City, Utah, its uitorm y in fact, has made ap plication for 2a United States Patent lor the Carbon No. lode tuiuiug Uului, situate in an unorganized mining district, in Uintah I tali county, Territoi, consisting of 15H) liuear leet of The lode, and muDhcp ground 600 leet w ide, beiug Lot No. 38 and dcHcribed In the field notes and plat ot the ofilt ini stir, ve; on file in thin office, with aingnetio vnri at Ion at JO degtees cast, as follows Com. nmneiugat post No 1, a corner of the Claim, fiom which Ilia discovery point beats isoutu 44 deg. 20 min. w ot, 278 feet distant; mul i nunuu. west 678 lling thence south 44 deg. teet to post No 2, thence south 41 deg. east 1454 feet to )W4t No, 8; thence nmtli 44 deg. 20 min. east 000 feet to post No. 4; thetjeu north 41 deg. 50 ndn. west 1154 leet to Mild post No. ), the place ofhuglnning, finuu w hlcb the fifteen mile cornel on the uoitheast bouudaiy of the Uintah Indian Reservation hears north 82 deg. 27 min. cast 5n4f 5 10 teet dHant , con. tain ing lit acre, ull of whlcii is claimed and applied for, there being no conflicts. 1 he said mining claim being of record iu the office of the Recorder of said Uintah countv,, at Ashley, iu Uintah countv, t tah. The neatest known Ibchtlrmir being the Ctubou No and arbon No. 3 lode clnlniH. I direct that this notice be published in the Wahatc h Waik, Htjiebcr City, Utuh, the newspaper ViihliMhetl neurext tlie said claim, for the imriod ot sixty f FRANK ! HUliHS, Register. , - f i min-Ui- FOR PATENT. APPLICATION . r .' i J i ' ( - 4 northeastern boundary of the Uintah Indian Reservation bears north 52 deg. 45 intii.east feet distunt, thence south 44 deg. 20 min. 40 west 600 feet to po4 Nor t t4tenese MHith 4! deg 45 min. east 1500 feet to post No. 9, thence 20. min. east GOO feet to post No. north 4; thence north 41 deg. 45 min. west 1500 feet to post No. 1, the place of beginning, con tuini.ig an area of 20 613 1000 acres, all of which is claimed and applied for, there being uo conflicts. The discovery point is at the middle of the end line of the claim. The saidnorthwesterly mining claim being of lecord in the office of the Recorder ot said J Intuh county, at Ashley, in Uintah Comity, Utah Ihe neuiest known locutions being th Carbon No. 8 and Caibon Nd.,'8 1ode claims. I direct that this tiotl bn ttbtibet In' tb Wasatch WAt'ik at GeberUitv, Utah, tb nearest tint said giiu. newspaper publUbed ing fllaitn, for the period of sixty da s. 1 0.12 FRANK V. UuliUH, RegUten rr r : HOUSEj T id sr ' f , r , ti. t MRS, M. McMUEtlN, IroiV'; O ti 7 ft. 'v j a. . A? ( 'fif ,1 ft Clast Accomaic&lIcHS. Good Board and First a ' . 1 f BATES BEASONABLE..', f ! i. s , ' " " fUtohiXC Heber, - 4 fin 1, .V y I I 1 rUVf r1 r choice f t t: J J, a ih Wi nesLIquorsand t : r ; . , ; I Cigars oil '!--.- ..; I ;! . t- Pars AtcohiilftX Medicinal Purpose, , 'f Cyfua 'Nobio Bonfben, GulnaesS'i Im. i , f" ported Porter, etc. JOHN MCNAY1; Proprietor. ' ' d - V t M C 1 f i '! tl Mil J W.jg T0FB00DWMA S0IR,1 ' 1 1 1 sa 4 if i h?h -e F 1 'ia ! te; i j. i BESTf CUTS i lo t HtV2 n.t BEEF &t IVIUTTOri. v kV ' t ,' 1 Doers North of Hateh 4 Co. t '' - WASATCH ne i ti , i S i .;tI j , , tt '! jr, i , i" i 't .I let - ! r V r IEAT:1MKET; r 'hi i',8SIITH, v , 0a ,'2'y1 r Sl v 1 Proprietor t) I'M - t r Sext door to Mark Jeffs Shore, Main StroeW j fleber, also at his residence iu Charleston. ; it , i 0 , t. di dr ' Will kea on hand the eliofbest , i M ei'd J i , 1803. - tc- rff United States Land Office, Beef, Mntton, Pork and Sausage, Salt Lake City, Utah, July 31, 1880. ) r ? Tft ftft Notice is hereby given that the Gilsonite He'!., CM - Z - -- i.vf Manufacturing Company, a corporation of Utah, by Lemuel U. Col bath of half Lake 1 HEBER' AND TARE CITY City, Utah, its attorney in fact, has made apfor a United States Patent for the plication vi '0 I FV- ej ho, Carbon No. 8 lode mining claim, situate in an unorganized mining district, Uintah j, county, Utah Territory, consisting of 1500 linear feet of the lode, and ui face ground 600 feet w ide, being Lot No. 33 and described in the field notes and plat of the official sur... j vey on tile iu this office, with magnetic at 10 degrees east, as follows: Com-j ' , , ,j at No. 1, a comer of the claim, j mencing Leaves Iteher dully (Sundays and runningpel excepted) thence south 44 deg. 2ft min. west ' J flW feet to post No. 8; thence smrtli 41 deg. at 8 3 am., and 1ark CIty at p. - m.. cost 1500 feet to post Ko. 8; thence north 40 ' J 90 600 to mfn. No. east feet post 4; fiom deg. . rv-- . which the fifteen mile comer on the northt ; .,i i ' east boundary of tlie Uintah Indian Reservation bears not th 52 deg. 45 min. east 4350 teet distant; and thenee north 41 deg. wet 1500 feet to post Ko. ),the place of beginning, 20 6UMC00 acres, all ot which is claimed and applied for, there being no com filets. The discovery point lies at th middle of the northwesterly end line of the claim. The said mining claim being of reCarried at Reasonable Rates. , , cord in thdoffite of the Recoider of said t county, at Ashley, in t , Utuh. The nearest known location bring the UaDmu No. 3 aud Carbon No. 4 lode THOMAS S. WATSO,' claims. '' T I direct that this notice be pnbltsed in the , Proprietor. Wasati if Wavk. ut Heber (ity, Utah, the newspaper pnbHhfrd neatest the said mining claim, for the period of sixty day s . i FRANK D. liORlib, Register. i ! 7 i !, H - jli 'f 'If. , . Stage -. . Line,- - ' A-t- -i ? - 4 (.'.. ej.: h ihtnh-county- , , i .'O' The Best Grades PATENT. 7 1 - u-- i. ' i" . - . , 1 Notice No. 18M. fouled States Lgnd Office. Sail Lake City, Utau, July 31, 1889. ) Notice is hereby given that the fallsonite Manuiacturing Company, a corporation of Utah, by Lemuel U. colbath ot bait Lake tah. Its attorney In fact, b made CKy, for a United States Patent for the Carbon Ko. 6 lode mining rlslm, situate iu an unorganized mining district, in Ulntnh county, Utah Territory consisting of 1500 linear feet of the lode, and surface ground 600 feet wide, being Lot Ko. 42 and described in the field notes and plat of the official survey on file in this office, with Biagnetie variation at ffi degrees eirt, as follows: at post Ko. 1, a comer of the claim, from winch the fifteen mile corner on the northeast boundary of the Uintah Indian Reservation beats north 26 deg. 16 min. east 5565 feet distant, and running thence sooth 44 deg. 20 mtn. west 600 ftet to post No. 2; thence south 42 deg. 30 mm. east 1500 feet to pot Ko. 8; thence north 44 deg. SO min. east 600 feet to post No. 4; and thence north 42dcg. 30 min. west 1500 feet to said post Ko. 1, the acrei place of beginning, eorflaiuteg 20 all of which is claimed and applied for.therfP being no conflicts. The discovery point is at d.v middle of the northwesterly end line of the cliiiw. The said mining claim being of record ip the office of the Recorder of said Uintah eouhty, at Ashley, tn Uintah county, Utah. The nearest known location being the Carbon Ko.- 4 and Carbon Ko. ft lode claims. x I direct that this notice be published in the Wasatch wave, at Hebsr City, Utah, the newspaper puhlibhod nearest the said mining claim, for the period of sixty days, FRANK t HURDS Utgister. i.. . , APPLICATION FOR - , -( r.j ;.Oi m APPLICATION TOft .PATENT. ' Notice No. -- ! U p HEBER ' wl C b. , ) , Notice No. 1802. United States Land Office, J 7 Rail I uikc City, Utah, July SI, I889.f Notice is hereby given that th UiUonlte of Manntuctuting Uouinany. a coijioratiou id isall Lake Uhili, by Lemuel City, (HhH, Its attorney in tact, has made up. plication for a United Htutes Patent . for the Carbon No. 4 lode mining claim, situate in an unorganized mining district, in Llittnh county. Utuh Territoiy, coiiHlHting ofJ500 linear icet uf the lotlb, ond surface gronm! flue tct a ble, being Lot No. 40 and described in Hu field notes and plat of the official survey on file in till office, with magnetic varl at up at 16 degrees east, as follows : Com lufencJwrat post No. l, n corner of the claim, from which the fifUien uulc cut nor ou the . , i,, 1 f dr. Jll llEBHfij UTAH. TI Xotlcn So. JSfll. , . ,n I. ' - t f i 7 31. 1S89. varl-atio- ? , Utah, July .150' t , is propnred to furnish, on short notice and foasonable terms, Rough and Dressed T.aml Office, , ' S. ALEXANDER H. PATENT. . . sib rrintins, on short price..' I Notice No. United frail Lake Cit . . iU e nri AdvdrtiMiu' Hat . t . ' Job lliiNTiNfi. 5 5tli, Ki. L MTsUUmiO. One Year, . hi Months, Thri Montlis, P33LISM3 CCMY. WASATEH HE ' v' i Ittfi mtt or .. - T if 9 .. RoiierFiour;; ,r are niannfactnreit at th. . , r f , , u , f Excelsior Roller Mills ', OF rKOtO,.CTAIf. . . JS . t ?t .fl , Izlcdt Improved Fir?l Glass Machinery ' Just put in. t , , B , , 410 ' All kinds of Grain, Feed , Shorts and Bran ' f kept oH Hand. i. YY. HOOVER. - - - , ,, Maaagcr LiLIENTHAL & G0., ' WINE AND SPIRIT HERCHAHTS, , ' j 100 & 102 Front Si., San Francises |
