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Show rrmimi TilE JSciiTVave. n mi m ARE CAPTURED! IS01IE C0RRESP0DEACE ilIIDY? AY Eat not Intil After a Lone:, Hard Chase and a Fijrht. A Newsy PARK CITY YEWS. AT HOME AND her first vacation after teaching seiion! iu the same room for a period of seventy-tw- ABROAD. A New Hatch cf Interesting News Items from Halt's Great Mining 'amp. Comments. The News That the London Post is quoted as savlit a Nutshell Prepared for NOTICE IS REREBT GIVEN THAT AT A ing : Tlie silver is bring rnncli disenssed of the Hoard of DfreetnrH, hdil ott there and that leading men of London meeting Hasty Heading. the iSd day of May, 1B, at Heber CUv.rtut,, thiuk tlie result will be a pore silver standard. Andrew Burgentr is np a new TEX PIERCED BY A KALE barn, commodious and putting GENERAL MINING NOTES. OI K TERRITORIAL EXCHANGES 8ATi substantial. Tlie warm days, That Ogden Is building a crematory. coupled with a copious supply of vvatr for irrigating purposes Tiiat tbe Salt Lake Timet calls its Railroad Rate Special for tho Fourth One of the Officer's GunS-- Re proin and and grow fug crops in fine More Utah Central Rumor The condition, Old were Taken by trails', ton. Lee cotems ancient histories. brother causes our grangers to smile. Lodges Accident, Aand Murdock Assisted by Deputy That Salt Lake has a new gas company rrest, etc. Sherltt Kempton of Vernal Full Mrs. A. Alexander was taken with a capital stock of 1,000,000. violently Particular. ill on tlie 18lh hist, ami for a time her That new mineral discoveries arc being life was almost despaired of but at tins Washington Camp No. 8. P. O. S. of made in the western part of Box Elder w riling she is on n fair w ay to recovery. A. lias I have been a decided to hold a puh'lc installa- county. The officers, ws,;o went out to starch sufferer from AsthChas. I. Bronsou who lias been confined tion of officers on the Tex and his two companions who eveuiug of July That Davis, the wife murderer at Verma and severe Colds to his bed with a severe attack of La fifth. are wanted for boroe stealing, returned been safely lodged iu tlie Peni- every Winter, and last Fall my has nal, is slowly recovering. grippe His many Charles Hailstona liad the misfortune Sunday evening. They not only brought friends as well as myself thought tentiary. friends hope to see his genial face er back the scalps, but two of the three men to fall and break two of his ribs, Tuesbecause of my feeble condition, and our long Is streets. the Davis upon That county Clipper talking i trophies of the chase, the otlior they distress from constant coughday morning last, while working at the of changing Its day of publication from greatand John C'avburn and wife who have been Mountain stone quarry. ere obliged to leave at Vernal on acing, inability to raise any of the Friday to Tuesday. count of bis having rtceived a bullet on a weeks visit among friends in Salt accumulated matter from my lungs, Tho bills to the east of town are inhis thigh. He will be takcu in a wag-- i Lake, Cottonwood and I.elii, enjoyed That the citizens of Vernal arehetding that my time was close at hand. fested with sheep herds and owners of their trip immensely. They saw more to make arrangements for When nearly worn out for want of by w ay of lricc. meetings cattle here are going to take steps to When Lee, Fraughton and Murdock commodious houses ami broader and eleep and rest, a friend recommendartesian water. for boring the have nuisance abated. ed me to try thy valuable medicine, left lleber they went up Daniels canyon, tnori futile acres, but none with tlie That tlie Park Miner and Salt Lake Boschees German Max Donner was tried last Monday for stated in the la.t Wave, and heard of charms equal to tho humble home neatli Herald have lecked boms over tlie poliI am conSyrup. the whereabouts of their game when the At match Range. John says the stabbing a brother workman with a tics af Judge Shields ef Summit county. fident it saved my on was and in lied pleading guilty Creek the readied lower crops they Saturday aftervalley are not mnch Wliat folly i life. Almost the first fined 10 and costs. He got off pretty noon. From theu on no time was lost, ahead of ours. dose gave me great That the town of Sclpio, Utah, was cheap. and by Sunday night they were in Ashley, relief and a gentle re Yesterday Richard RoLb, from Park a visited on tlie lGtli, by conflagration having rode 75 miles that day. The City Council lias decided to puras I had not had City, while crossing the Provo River Tlie barns and stacks af J. Brown and freshing sleep, such for weeks. My cough began immediTHE CHASE. dngway above Francis Johnson's, lie and chase a chemical fire engine for tlie use A. Hanson were destroyed, loss 2000. 1500 is tlie price thereof his horse were precipated into tlie rush- of the city. ately to loosen and pass away, and Monday morning the officers started That prospecting in tbe bills surroundI found myself rapidly gaining id ing torrent and carried down several and tlie mashcen is not to be accepted out toward Vernal and when within half ing Cache Valley has taken a new start health and weight. I am pleased hundred yards, losing his horse aud sad- until it Is glrcn a thorough trial. a mile cf that place the thieves eamc np that I with tlie opening of spring and if there to inform thee unsolicited dle and ha was glad to reach Special rates have been secured for Midway a cross-stree- t from the left and entered am in excellent health and do cerIn tiiat region they promineral is any and alive, bareheaded and horseless but a the Fourth over tho Utah Central the street the officers were on only about tainly attribute it to thy Boschees wiser man, having determined to travel the Union Pacific railroads so tiiat per- pose to flud it. a quarter of a mile ahead. The officers German Syrup. C. B. Sticknby, sons living in tlie neighboring towns roads that lie knew in the future. Tiiat carpets, If welt sprinkled with Picton, Ontario.1 recognized them but paid no attention be enabled to attend tlie ceiubratiou salt and then wiped with a cloth squeezed Tlie canal from the Provo river to may until they reached a then in Hie Park on tiiat day. out warm water of containing a spoonldl made by the Midway Irrigation taking to tho right they put spurs to Midway, SUMMONS. Tlie Grand Lodge K. of P., Utah Jur- of spirits of turpantlne to every quart, tiicir horses and took around a large Co. at a cost of 5.000, is nearing comwill look bright and new and will not be Held, unstrapping their rifles amt getting pletion and vv ill be ready to receive tlie isdiction, convened today In our City, In tlie Justicoe Court, Daniels Creek troubled with moths and buffalo bugs.' Preelnct. ready as they ran, intending to head the water in a couple of days. It w ill be a It will be In session several days. Tbe source of consolation and profit to its members ef our home lodge have made Utah, I Tiiat the Rio Blanco Xetet lias been Territoryof ofWasatch. renegades off at the next but the pursued reached that point first promoters whose pluck and energy is everv preparation to entertain tlie visit- rounding np the Vernal Exprett for print- County John Thacker, Plaintiff. V vs. and here the chase began Three miles shown in their faith and works. The ing brethren In a royal nianuer. ing one side ef its paper upside down the Janies M. Bateman, , are further on the road crosses the Ashley assessment lately levied, although heavy, and two the oilier week, Defendant. J journals Illcks was arrested Wednesday George M. T James as to now creek and at that point there is a high being 1 per share, produced no delin- last, on a charge of which Bateman, Greeting: discussing the subject resisting an officer, You are hereby summoned to be and ap bluff on this side. From this they could quents and the company is in excellent but on being tried by a jury was found side Is right side up and which upside before me, the undersigned, at my office riear Creek Precinct, Wasatch county, see the gang just across the reek and condition. not guilty. The charge was preferred down. Utah Territory, to answer a complaint filed Eaves Ditomat. within gunshot. Throw up your hands, herein by said Plaintiff, within you case tho but against by Poundkeeper Collins, That the Davis County Clipper says : five davs fexcluslveef the day of sorvloe) If Midway, June 20th, 1802. was tlie order, and Olds and Kid, it is was not presented lu proper shape, so Cannot we talk politics without this summons Is served on you within Daniel's Creek preelnct; within ten day if believed, felt so disposed but, Tex, it fell through. getting mad. Noep, It cant be done In served on you outside of said Daululs Creek who was behind, urged them on. The butwitbln the County of Wasatch, CHARLESTON' DEPARTMENT. One of the trimming stones for tlie journalism Brother John, If you want precinct, and within twenty dava If served elsewhere. officers fired a few shots one cf with It Is brought to recover from you front of the new bank building fell from to quarrel with a man just oppose his Said action SO struck the horse Tex was riding infor tbe sum of A Very Accidental Week. and damage dona the second story of that building while politics or hls religion and he will da his on the premises of trespass tbe Plaintiff by the folflicting a slight flesh wound. After they described animal to wit: lowing John T. Penfold was going to the can- being hoisted into place Friday morning part without any other urging. One bay mare about 1 years old, branded had readied what thev supposed was a yon tne other B with a half circle under It on tlie right riding with his feet owing to the breaking ef a rope. safe distance, they stopped and Olds, to in front of the day break bar which caught the breaking of a couple of jolce WE NOTICE FROM LATE DISPATCHES: tblgli. And you are hereby notlfled.tliat If you fhll show his contempt for the officers, on a rock hurting him so bad that he very little damage was done. to so appear and answer as above Tiiat there Is a financial panic In pulled bis pistol and fired a few shots fainted. Had lia been alone, the case the plaintiff will apply to the courtrequired, for tlie In relief most tbe of the complaint, and cost demanded One of features attractive Ui the but back, pursue rs.raislng sights might have been more serious, but liis of keeping said aulwal, and costs af suit. the 4th of July celebration for visitors on their guns, sent seme bullets so dose Lot this summons ba published in tbs That Baltimore had a million dollar Wasatch companion stopped his team aud assisted to our camp will be the free rides over Wavk, a newspaper published In that the renegades beat a hasty retreat. him. Wasatch oounty. on fire the fourteenth. the Crescent Tramway. Trains will Lee went back to Vernal to get a fresh Given under my hand, this 14th day ot YVliilc John Price was in Park City last leave town every hour for the miue, ami That there is a poor crop outlook for June, A. D. lstd. l.sree and Murdock and Fraughton took C. J. WahlquisT, a wind blew a piece of those taking advantage of the rides over Russia till year. The locusts have desnp the trail. The officers next stopped Tuesday gust of Justice of tho Peace. at the K ranch, 15 miles further on. paper toward his team and as ho was in this road will have au opportunity of troyed tlie crops in Caucasus and southHere they procured fresh homes and the baek part of ids wagon, before he Viewing some of tlie finest mountain ern Russia hu a plague of worms. Blank Receipt Books constantly on were joined agiu by Lee, the posse liav could get hold of his lines they were scenery in this part of the world. The That Irene G. YVood is now enjoying hand at this office miles long was throw n out of tlie wagon tramway is five and ing previously been reinforced by Deputy gone, lie Sheriff Kempton of Vernal. Eight miles and hurt his ankle very ba 1. Tho team and lias an average grade of 410 foot to down tlie street about one mile, over the mile. further, over rolling hills and thiough rail dtnse forests cf cedar, they tracked the a cow aud drug her 'about ono half a The Utah Central lias extended the block and then ran against the corner of track a considerable distance toward the highwaymen Hot knowing atwl.atuo-men- t nor from wliat neighboring clump a frame house, knocking a rafter down Provo river. This Is done for the purconof bushes, three pistol shots might ring on a lady s head. He says that lie pose of hauling tics from the river for out with deadly effect. The tiacks Vi re siders himself fortunate to get off by use on tlie Saitair railroad. The U. C, lost on a rocky poiut,aid after searching pay lug the doctor bill, has a large quantity of rails and supplies for some time it was found that out of Emanuel Kichman w as seriously hurt stored In Sait Lake and we would not ba the trio bad gon on and the other two iast Wednesday morning. He was un- surprised to see it still further extended 3 had taken (low u the point. hitching his team from the wagon aud in the near future. It is rumored about when lie had got them unhitched, as he town that this road is to ba transferred the c.vmT.n. supposed, and the bridles off. he started to tbe R. G. W. very shortly and it Is to The horses which Olds and Tex toward tlie stable but he soon discovered be hoped that tills rumor is correct, were riding had become compl tely fagged that ho had left one tug hitched. The because the Park feels the need of a and the ridel's knew that they must aban- animal was of a very spirited nature and through competing line. don thejn. So after following dowu tbe was soon badly frightened. It started Every week or so we see In tlie Tin-ti- c rocky point for some distance they turned with the wagon and Mr. Uicliman who Miner a Squibb like the following : back and came up a dark hollow, which held to the animals until they got oppoThere were four or fire cars of ore rewas thickly lined with ccdafs on either site Geo. Bakers place, where lie was ceived iu Denver from Tintic and only side, and tied their horses in the most hurled to the grouud, two wheels run- one from Park City. How is this? The dense thicket they could find. They then ning over his body. The team ran as cuss who edits that sheet dont poor took down the hollow on foot, and after far as Jas. Prices place where the wagon take into consideration the fact that liid to watch for developtongue was forced into tlie ditch bank most of the Park City ore is shipped to tlie ments. The officers, after securing three feet. Mr. R. was carried into Geo. other parts than Denver and also that horses, tracked them down tlie gulcli, Bakers house and Dr. Lindsay sent for there is so much ere shipped from tills scared them from their hiding place and at once, who said it was a serfous case camp that smelter men all over the after following them about three miles and that his recovery was very doubtful. country make a great effort to secure the their further came upon them. Drawing We are pleased to say, however, that he same while that of Tintic has to hunt a guns tlie officers commanded the thieves is much better this rooming and ltope be market. Park City ships from 15 to 25 to throw up their hands, which OMs did will coutinue to improve. car loads of ore per day for every day In hut Tex raised his gun to shoot. the week, not taking into consideration Correspondent Bang, went one of the officers rifllcs and the number ef tons treated here In the June 20th, 1892. Charleston, down came Tex w ith a bullet through camp. Can Tintic ship as much per week his right thigh. .. as the Park does daily? f Notice to Landowners. It was now nearly sundown and after notes. mining All pron owning land under the Spring disarming the desperadoes they returned The Salt Lake Herald states that Morto the K ranch where a wagon was pro- ereck ditch are requested to meet at the tithEighty Acres of farm end meadow land in Charleston with ris Dusseldorf, manager of the Comstock cured and Kempton and Lee started for ing office Thursday evening. June 80th, 1892, be In the Park shortly and Is First-clas- s will mine where into they at 7 oclock for the purpose of taking good dwelling house 5 rooms out buildings, etc. Vernal with the prisoners, the next morning. consideration the forming of a company to prepared to thoroughly develop that water right. Only $4000.00. arrived at property. Murdock and Fraughton stopped at tlie widen and extend said ditch. The Marsac mill shipped nine bars of J. R. Murdock ranch that night and the following day J. H. Moulton. made an unsuccessful attempt to find the bullion, the past week, containing t j 28 10.645 fine ounces silver. YVblle the Kid. Ontario Mill shipped 46 bars containing TeN Acres of farming land in Charleston. Good water That night they stayed at Vernal and Sale. Comfortable Home for 24,974,68 flue ounces silver, making a was joined the next morning (Wednesconright. Will sell for $750.00. D. K. Bunnells place at Center ward, grand total of 85.G19.68 fine onnees fer day) by Sheriff Fowler and the deputies street main on the lots town the week. that had been with him from tlie start. sisting of four fifteen acres of land under cultivation. The Kid was found late that day and There were shipped from the Park City tf this office. with his saddle on his back searching for Enquire at sampling Mill for the week tlie following his horse which had got away from him. lots of ore : Mayflower, 1,016,900 pounds 0 GOOD LOOKS. He was arrested and the following day Outario, 994,510 pounds; Anchor, A Ranch of 1G0 acres on Provo rivet about 10 miles above Sil262.130 was brought back to Vernal. Friday de pounds; Daly, skin pounds; deep, looks are more than Good Tex Heber, adjoining tbe best summer stock range in the valley. morning all started for Heber but condition of all the ver King, 106,620 pounds. Duriug the pending upon a healthy from Will sell for $1200.00. were the there who will be taken aronnd tlie other way. some shipped period vital organs. If the liver be inactive, you The' names of the renegades are: 532,000. disMaking Crescent Sampler be stomach if bilious look, your have a Charlie Baker, alias Tex, Velentia, ordered look and if grand total for the camp of 8,414,620 you have a dyspeptic and tho Kid, also alias Rocky have a pinched or over 1707 tons. . affected be you your kidneys Howard Olds. and Mashassauga. you will have look. Secure good health 10 oclock Yesterday morning about Bitters is tbe great Electric looks. Utah, June 20, 1892. Park Citt, good of Sheriff Fowler and James Stewart these alterative and tonic acts directly on Provo and D. N. Murdock of Heber vital blotches, boils Cures pimples, organs. I started for Provo with the two prisoners and Sold at R. BUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE. gives a good complexion. last Heber Sunday to whom they brought bottle. 50c. per store, Bridges drug The best salve in the world for cut, sores, night. bruises, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, ail skin Notice. chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and tbe cures piles, or no at and be mare will positively ball given one Another grand eruptions, bay T have in my possession on left shoulder and C It is guaranteed to give perHot Pot Resort next Wednesday evening. baTunder, vented, ou left thigh, white pay required. or money refunded. Price damage foot vaDite, satisfaction, fect lriDind A good time guaranteed those in :,i'p?nbK For sale by R. Bridge, hex. cent per the highest 25 1? not c anneiw b 193 cash bidder, on druggist. WooTTo Precinct, CenBtable, Midway Call at Parrys shop on Main street if you WANTED- - A girl to do general Rich g Mrs. done, tf to ouce at a good job of want housework. Apply The Wave. Keep posted by reading ard Bridge, Heber. German Syrup mat moon .With WAVES- LOCAL the longest day to Tl,i Town Board The dtU, the same. rioa.se report of - 1892. candle- -stick, faded to meet Friday ereamS- - tomorrow- (ad estate ad and then offered therein. real letil the Burs bargain the Irtton fatlier is down from bis son and old acquaint s Joaepli risitinff (urit today examination yesterday, fotcher.- ncci. Watson was out Inspecting the reads south of town Saturday judre county cross-stree- morning- the town the Severs! tramps struck to any preait not did Jar herder but degree. mble and wife of lark Thomas Giblions lleber visiting F. 0. Buell ntjsrein friends. ud other Considerable prospecting is being dene the hills surrounding our valley, with to say. ,kuuccess we are uuab.e first summer day we season and its effect on live had Uii .rowing crops was something surprising. hauled great many timbers are being ii promt from the canyons preparatory Bark City mines. being shipped n ait the Friday A e the Park City Fourth of July the second page ef this paper, Kotlce si on people are ftrk City nothing if not patri- otic. t, cross-stree- uptct to return. brought home from the Duke was John aftvrnuun, suffering frrm We are pleased to in attack of cholera. silt that he has now recovered and i ihlt to attend to his tailors as usual. Itld, Monday newspaper has under the of C. S. Austin and K. E. Ncw-It sails under the name of the L'ual-ril- e Chnmide and start. ti on its journey iittle neat A started at Coaivilie hen nt A Job lltli, 1802. J. W. saw and planing Carpeuters at Kamas went up in smoke last Sswnlay night. Tiiere were also several thousand feet of lumber burned. As we o to press we are unable to lta.ru any mills farther Ilte iast particulars. Trovo riveir took a silddeu rise This morning the age driver reported it out of its banks the bridge on tbe Bark City road. The one In supposed to be caused by the tenting of a reservoir at the head ef he river, together with the melting snow, sight. i letter recently went through the from .he Heber pesteffice addressed Mown: San Bote Sheep Sticklers. Wtcomet Sheaiars that Sheaird for tot Ellyot P. V Mil to be junction Utah. It is that the letter arrived at hoped ' Proper Onrold destination. friend Milo-Zi- p has assumed ef the Brighton Recent, a little live column paper published tlU)n Salt Lake conuty. That ip la at the helm is assurance 111,1 tlte Record will be a witle-- t, enterprising sheet, and that it Mhfully Record all that happens in action of country worthy of notice. ur old friend success in his e editorship , " ttterprise. JJwij Crook returned from IMute ni8ht' U "m be be went south last fall herd of itock t0 winter. He find!!!! u,UrK umber of hls cattle bablyone fourth, but the main St0rmy 8pring EeAdeathat the eattle and herders were latlitr. tUe country and the pf nego be teck wiU do much - Wether winter. r atu., i IkeevM,.8' bit naptn'0? hlfV sn f Mr-an- caned his parents mnch be hours of 8 and 12 DurlnS be fore part j8 littIe lpgs carriad blm drew Mairs house, about . 3an' wbere he became 'eetl anri behind a door in a cook house then , a 800n M bis ,k!cp '"aijjM lwl lad they iramediate-sslstance ' m diligently kept but without succor. totlm.re,ldwas summoned by 'buke "NofhT ? incceeced In getting ent eatana. thirty people with earc1' was continued bont ii hea th0 Httle cherub, bis hard bed, H tad par-lybt- - rrof(:or-brougBrief-strick- d. tis W 21 ti inoth.j 13 ,,t parents ter,dery delivered arms " bo will see wander away soon i i of ly of one rent on the capital stock ol per the to tho Secretory, with. Corporation, payable In nitty day fioin the above date at the of. tloo of the Secretary, Heber City, dub. Any stock upon which tl.ia A me iment may remain nnpitld on the ZZml day of duly, lnsri, will be dcllniient and advertised lot sale nt pnblio Bin lion, and mile payment Is made befure.will be sold on tne lfttbday of laid, at tbe hour of 10 oi lock a. m.,at August, tlie (oimianva office, at the court house at lleber Cily, dull, to pay delinquent asses, mnnls, together w lib cast of advertising aud expense of sale. T. II. Gji.rs, Socretnrv. lleber City, Utah, May 23, ld. tjzl I I STRAWBEURY CANAL COMPANY', Daniels Creek, Wasatch County, Utah, I an Aseiunt, alinre km levied No. 1, E $ k t f S v ASSESSMENT NOTICE. 1 NOTICE IS nEREBT GIVES TIIAT AT A meeting of the directors, held on May Slst, ftu Assessment of one dollar per share ld, levied wo on the capital stock of the corporation, payable on or before July 2nd, lad to Robert Baird at lit? residence on Daniel's Creek, Any stock u on which thin Assessment mnv refos-dunpuid on the 2nd dny of Julv, laid, will be delinquent end advertised for sale rt pubbo auction, and unless payment I made before, will be mold mi the 2uth dny of July, IH1I2, to pny t.e delinquent us.es.-meiit. togel iier w 1th cost of advei tiling mid cost of sale. Robert Baird, Secretary. DaSIkl's Cuer, Vtali, May 31, ISHi. J2S S' 3 I ? NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. 1401. turrsD states Lard rrrrtct Salt Lake Citt, Utah, June a, 18M. Notice Is hereby given Hint Die following named settler hae filed notice of Ills Intention to make final proof In support of lit claim, ami that snlil proof will be made fore the Comity Clerk of Wnsatch county, b. Utah, at lleber Cily, on July 1, 181)2, viz: James W. Thomas Homestead Entry No, 82i lor the N K X, 8oe. 18, Tp. 3 S , 11. b E. He names the fol lowing wit nes.ei, to pro- hte continuum residence upon, and cultivation of, said laud, viz : William D. Sessions, John II. Duke, Jams Jackson, llcnry Ohiwtler nil of lleber, Utah. Frank D. Hobbs, Bird A Lovri, Atty. for Appl. Register. . tjl I j t; Bo-yo- Uru-gua- tiiat when the Now next fall it will West school is opened supplied with a new corps of teachers, uor Miss Allen n neither Miss Stouer understand Ce ASSESSMENT NOTICE Nots and , insertion. to insure notires of births TTASATC1I MIXING COMPANY. Hrber, Wasatch County, dab. o consecutive yesrs iu Cocliesset.Slass BEPARTMCXT. Letter from Our Correspondent. DOINGS y. one-ten- th REAL ESTATE. omesi-o- r LOOK AT THESE PRICES: day-bre- DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF-NO- TICE FOR PUBLICATION. I 1 I No. 1390. United Rtatkb Land Cifficr, Salt Lake citt, Utah. Juke 2ml, j 18U2. I NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT Noah May ho of Heber City, Wneatcb County, Utuh. has tiled notice of Intention to make proof nu hls desert land claim No. 2779, dated June 12, 1KM), tor the 8 W 14 of 8 K M and 8 E M of H W It Sec. 84, Tp 2 8 It 8 E..H. I M. Utah, before tlie County Clerk ofwasateli Heber City, Utah, outhe Comity, Utah, at 18U2. llllh day ot July, He names the following witnesses toprove thecomplule trrigetlon aud reclamation of said land: Brigham J. Young, John Clyde, Adolphus Sessions, Dsalel A. Session all ot Heber City, Wasatch County, Utah. Frank D. Hobbs, register. T. C. 14 Bailet , attorney. CONSOLIDATED DESERT Jy NOTICE NO 1384. LAND, FINAL PROOF-NO- TICE FOR PUBLICATION. Ukited States Land Office. Salt Lakh citt, Utah, ii ay 27, UW3. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT David N.Murdock of Heber City . Aasatch Co., Utah, bus filed nolle of Intention to make on Ills desert laud claim No. 2778, dated proof 13, June Issfl, for the N Wit ami N Wit of 8 Kit and N K If ol 8 W It Sec. 33. T p. 3 8. R. E., 8. L. M. dull, before llie County Clerk of li county, Utah, at lleber City, Utah, on tbe 10th day of July, 18U2. tie names the following w ltnesses to prove f he complete Irrigation and reclamation ef said land: BUllsm Averelt, William W beside, Nephi Forman and llnmbsrt McMulllu,all of Heber City, Wasatch Co., Utah, Also notice la hereby given that James S. Murdock of Heber City, Wasatch county, Club, has filed notice of intention to make proof on hls desert land claim No. 1778, dated June 17, 1389, for the 8 E and W ti of N E tt. See. 29, and W to of S W 14, 8ee. ii, Tp, 3 8., It! 9 K.,8. L, M. Utah, before the County Clerk ot Wasatch county, Utah, at lleber City, Utah, on the I8th day of July, 1892. He names the following witnesses to prove tlia compute irrigation and reclamation of said laud : Brigham Tonne, Humbert MoMullin, Will, iam Smith and Thomas Nlcol, all of Heber City, Wara'.ch Cu Utah. Frank D. Hobbs, Register. T. C. Bailet, Attorney. JyJ Wa-satc- 1 FORFEITURE NOTICE. To Morrison, your heirs, executors or assign; You and each of you are hereby notified (hat I have done the reqnlred assessment work for the year 1891, upon the Steamboat groupe of mining claims, consolidated, sttuuted lit Snake Creek Mining District Wasatch County, Utah Territory, That the umuunt doe from yon, George (IS) interest in said Morrison, mi groups Is (2128) one hundred and twenty-eigdollsrs, end that unless that amount with eost of advertising Is to together me within days ri or the expirationpaid of the of till notice, your Interest will publication be forfeited to me by due process of law. one-eigh- ht DO C. A. hFHIHor.R First publication March 19, 1891. DESERET LAND, FINAL PROOF FOR PUBLICATION. No. J21 NO-Ti- 1344, United States Land Office, Salt Lake citt, Utah, April 27th, 1892. Notice Is hereby given that Miles M. Batty of Wallsburg, Wasatch County, Utah, lias filed notice of bis Intention to make pioof on bis desert land claim No. 2779, dated June 17, 1889, for th X Is of N W It, See. IS, and 8 W It of S W It, dec. 12, and 8 Mt of S E It and N W Vt of 8 E It Seo.ll.TpA 8..R.4 E.,8.L.M.Utah,be. fore the County Clerk of Wasatch County, Utah, at Heber City, Utah, on the Uth day bt June, P9J. He names tbe following witnesses to prove the complete Irrigation and reclamation of said laud: Don. L. Bigelow, George A. Glenn, Robert W. Glenn, all of Wallsburg, Wasateb CounUtah, and Joseph E. Nelson of Buysville, ty, Wasatch County, Utah. Frank D. Hobbs, Register. tJ-T.C. Bailet, Attorney. 7 SUMMONS. 647,-56- have a number of other good farms for sale and can suit almost any one that wants to. buy a home. For particulars call on or address, WM. BUYS, P. O. Box 16, tj-2- horse-shoein- Heber City, Utah. In the Justices Court, Heber Preelnct. Territory of Utah, I Dhunty or Wasatch. Heber Town Corporation, ) vs. Plaintiff. J Demand, 1.15 John Doe, Defendant. To John Doe, whose name Is otherwise an. known, Greeting: Yon are hereby summoned to be end before me, the undersigned, at tny office, In Heber Town, Basalch county Utah Territory, at 10 a. m., on the 27th day of June, 1892, to answer a complaint filed against you herein by said Plaintiff. Said action is brought to recover from yoa the sum of 21.29 for trespass and damage done on the premises of the Plaiutiff by the following described animal, to wit: One red heifer, nearly 2 year old, branded 8 and combined on the left shoulder, upper half crop off tlie left ear, off the half under crop right ear. And yon are hereby notified that If yon fail to se appear and answer as above reto the court quired, tbs Plaintiff will apply for the relief demanded in the complaint, and cost of keeping said animal, and costs of suit. Let this summons be publisher! In tlis Wa. h ink'll Wave, a newspaper published in county. Given under my hand, this 29th day of A. D. 1893. ap-pe- wagon-wrenc- Jane, I I .Torn JurUvc u, the l eoca. N A ssv 8 - |
