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Show CT3Kr CUBVJiJJi.qM3PgcTFg wan more and ho will be out playing mumble peg and fudge bo-to- n. Our Midway informs u- - that m Tuesday niglit sonic Alidwav biy-- , were fooling with horses on the stnst n ar Tin: Wav k branch office, wKn (i oige S'nci , uu youth, had a ting, r of his light hand badly jinked out" of place, by a joliv company having sonic port pulling n or iuoU--e- s George wont pil'd rop. ciuidv fur some time to come. t -- Hugh Veal and J. S. Nielson got into a difficulty on Saturday, and after considerable c Weal struck his Tin result npponent. s that Nielson swore out a complaint against AATaL for batten. The defendant i promptly on hand and pkaded grill v to charge; the court, after allowing e.ehto the story, imposed a fine of 30; the money was furthcoming and the prisoner released. A 5 00 ni. oo a. p oo tt. oo a. 1 jn m iii. 4 00 lnAN, rt,KU Oh 1. l. p. a. iir p. in. M. for publication Mon-- t ffieo by niusl bo in the r insertion. notice of biitln. Jotttlis, same. Please report the inMire luh y. rifi,:- r efWti'- etc. waves- LOCAL o - - begins to look green. over his butch the awabig up Site put A gang of bunko Se.nrs vvoikid a -- ILk nt gold brick Hick ou banker AVhitmore, of the Neplii National Bank, to the tune The sehe-inof in Salt Lake and woikcd in Provo. Thiy worked nicely and came very near catching -- everal lrovoite-on the same look, tummg them being A. (). Smoot and Turner. Although the swindlers have not yet his-caught, the detectives are hard on their tracks. there is a movement ou foot to hnvo the enclosure of the eeim-to-and conference hcvt Saturday cleared of sage brush. K. O. Luko was Jrt,rlj around lisp yesterday winking the matter up . were made lie said last night that he had met with fair s fetate (Wnl real success and almost everyone he had talked wJifc is vis- -j with was, willing to give a days work. It is of Hooper Js4 Japtani. Simpson planned to meet ou the 'Jth of Mav, each friends in Ueber. man armed with a mattock prepand to exin a pump for the Was-- , ecute a deed of ta Turner put vengenee as d.J the aue-i-t aeek, last Humans at old Carthago. slooa ife of Turk City were The Town Board held a special n.e ting on tit Snyder and '' fatuidnv. Justice Dum-an,, rsiuHeber Sundayreport wiis read and buggy J ou arc and accepted. AAm. Bond K the priv ih ge Nu havent a horse of making a ditch across the street at a. of the fashion to exit eh wa-t- o water: nferred to the lot from Jesse a )r Lindsay bought Marshal to report at the next meeting. AA'm. the other day. wo for $150 AA illils asked the puvikgo of exchanging an awning gravel from hi.- - lot for soil from the street: Crook up put 'Worthy door yesterday. The bids for ditch supervi-o- r and heir butcher simp granted. were all rejected, nnel after some liad bis first water ma-tMr. Haves, :uewlaycr, talk the board employ cel the Marshal to look settled without was goit "sttday, but after the water for the season. This with his trial. other duties w ill kee p the Marshal employed and ner & Sons have put in a culvert for the tow n all the time and neecs-iia- te his 5ed the sidewalk in fiont of their place having a deputy part of the time. AA e under-tan- d H1- - iHKS. Eceordcr Gibs was b;ey the other day reto Franklin, i, Bjniy Clegg has gone cording a number of milling location lotices lluwkes, for John to see her sister, Mrs. M.irv Oitiluy of Park City, an 1 others jverr sick. and Smithies is bi ilding a bam gup a new fence ai.d otherwise epb his im-i- g place. ellondii busy dialling rp tbo stake let and putting the house of worship conference. for ip Wed V.u, week, fifty Itid a Cl dnr, c tw o M iriiion ciders oi t couity, where they wire pn aching. Lincoln, hi-- t begin the publication of tho.e intciesting stories Look ou! for them. Halford. stwcpkvfcw.il scries itlier rraiice f.om the ElKhorn District. This district is situate 1 east of the Blue Lr elge and embraces all tli .t com try aluiig Ike Ti uvo li.c-- r cost of tbe bri !g' at Ni ri place. It lies in AAa atch comity and is destined ere h ng to become a great wealth producer, if we read tbe sign of the times all right. There has never hsen any e.t'n-iv- e prespi cting done there ns yet, but that whole country abounds in mineral bearing formati- - ns and although there er been anything found that w mid pax f r working we are confident that it is theiv and would nut be sur r!ed at all if the present locators had struck it rich. tfurtliv & Crook laiscd their handsome If a hungry man eouhl Thursday. lUtiga withoi.l ftnj pu.g to get a h ! we uiiss our gurs-- . oga 'in. Andrews way to his ranch sold 8. Y. McClellan and G. City for imbrices about The property acres of land. $W0. tot Lamanite of the season nmde his urmceou our stivets last Wednesday, id not learn hia business but presume itei" liad something to do w ith Ids . ig, last Friday, Brown and w, the stage rubbers, wore each sentenced fe imprisonment. Brown broke down tH. Parker, who is the younger, Cheyenne w. dtaj'igreon fields cob ith the w snow-capp- mountains for a back ground picture; one that would Jilliieiubject for an artist or a poet to I upon. i pleased to meet Air. James Pres-- 1 0,,r eonijinnions in boyhood, He has a ranch on Silver Wflp .Creek 'W of stock in Uintah county," Mr. was here on business connected w itli ii interest!, ' returned from Salt Lake wnesday, where she lias been waiting Wand, who had his thigh broken in n canyon not long since. She says he along nicely and will soon be 10 S' uund on crutches. Utterly conference of the Church of Jesus ie b Wasatch Christ of Latt-er-rilconvene in the Stake house net. S;ltlmla-- Apostles .Cannon will be present and a full peeted. The weather is good, the .. md is everybody imited. Pple of this town w ill be praised or the pubhc Spirit manifested ' j' L. 1, m by by dewalks, cleaning out U ? crosswalks, and otherwise of their homes, tJw8 should also receive credit "they have taken in the matter prance ,Je B,Ten Lt, as a missionary 0n ccount oftl death Wbt next. Wl" not anV detri- tl,e trouiic CnPned W Until TllUrs k the arc tkt t, ie T1 P HI iPr8W nkSiTy NjTnS,Son. Ught tij- - complaint against niornin;S charging Jr. Dennis was Uefeor' TremUc P11 bo a grand but luckily the matter lc difficulties were could be done . LKsono Joe Goodwin, was Tuesday morning. wiled !"n and did all lie llyiHlast KT? ' hlbute doubts Farrful nursing and bun out of danger nicely. A few days STnve MUSIXGS. Another Step Towunl Metropolitan !r. atiioss. The Town Organization. What ' it Menus. Tin: Wu - l.a- - intimat d that "'"dd he about time for the progrev-l- ve of to g.t a Move-otheins-- h in tin- einvcihm of muuii-ipal vv.th all the attribuUs, of civic maiftiood coiim-i-towith such a mea-erLong ha. this grow i,ig and thriving place worn, the swaUdng-clothe- s of infancy and w ith li r e xpanii-inhm!)-- , and strength- ning form the tixemm-ls of childhood Now she ia getting ready to the dovviy of citi.en-iii(Inr period of communal a!i .ixliip hue long enongli, and we are about tv take out munatm jlintiou papers The tlr- -t papois liav e licen ehavv i and will soon he Mihimlti to the electors for their I mean the peapproval oi tition pi ov idetl by the law for the County Court, ith vv horn tests the sanction of onr ambitions effort to organize into a town, under the rights and rubs of the Territorial htatute-- . Inasmuch although everybody is even body is not very familiar vv ith the prov isions of the law concerning the organization and the management of tow ns, I intend giving a review of the legal and Constitutional points, to acquaint all with the scope and intent of the movement which Is underway with al indications of a favorable consummation. To organize a townfthc first body corporate and politic known to tire law) re-- ( td res that a majority of the taxpayers of any tow n hav ing a popuation of not less than ,!d0 make such e oil their pait manifest by a petition to the Comity Court, in which are foith the section, township, entry and boundary lines of the proposed town. The approval of said judicial authority wi'l empower the taxpayers to farm the municipal government of the town, vested in a president and four tru-- t s, to bi electee! biennially at the time specified by law for the election of county and Territorial officials (in August). Now it is evident to all that Midway has a population equal to three times the miuimu.n limit set by tlia lawmakers for the school census alone gives us the number of children of school age (fi to 18 years) as 270, or thereabouts, and since the taking of the last count the number lias swelled not a little. Ami as generaly every child has a father and a mother, anl at there are mini emu- - children umber and ever school age, bin.ilur-lrelated, I think the number of 1099 is O.tr soby noma is at cial devedopnicnt, our material welfare, onr business relations, all considerations and economy, the very prinof priid-nc- e nation impel ns In the ciple of direction for municipal sovereignty, or local lit,, the deprivation of which grand Am rican heritage iu our tciritorl i! bondage we take so frequent etcca-ioto deplore anil denounce. The form of government contemplated inclncLs the appointment of a Town I'leiU ami Alarsl.al ly the Board of Trustees, who are also anthorizeelto appoint such other officers as may be necessary of the for the good ardor and There are maul fold other powtown. ers conferred upon the Board of Trustees (who, by the wav, till vacancies in their body by a majority vote) for the promotion of the pnblic welfare, the n lain ten an ee of peace and order, anil the furthering of the common interests. They can purchase,hld,or convey all real or personal, for necessary the nse and benefit of the corporation, ta which power belongs the matter of cemeteries properly laid out am! regulated. Another important responsibility rests upon the trustees who are authorized to lay out, construct, open, grade, pave, and otherwise improve streets, lanes, alleys, sidewalk or crosswalks, anil to prohibit the encumbering of sidewalks with any material whatever, and ruling or driving thereon, except to cross the In close connection with this is same. open, the power to lay out, and keep in repair, canals, water ditches, or water pipes for irrigation, domestic This or other use for the inhabitants. would surely greatly relieve the water company of many of its most onerous burdens ami remove much cause for To this branch quarrels or litigations. of the duties of the Town Board belongs also the protection of sha !e trees, monuments, auel other public property. But other judicial powers are contemplated Ls be conferred upon the municipal authorities by the Statutes, powers which are not needed now, thank Providence and the moral excellence of our people! but which Lave been wisely provided for that emergency which conies to every growing community with the undesirable, but it appears, unavoidso able concomitants of civilization, caled those cv ils against the influx of which a sound public sense and an individual moral firmness on the part of each and every citizen form the strongest barrier, although to be fortified by the strong arm of the law. This arm can ah-ia- ' Alid-.v.i- - e . oiga-.iatio- e. g p. el - v our-selv- a, sue-cin- et de-ir- s- -t There will bo a grand Sunday school given i.i the lL.be r hall Saturdny a 28 Afay 2nd, Death of Airs. Juli.i Crook. Once more we are called upon to chronicle tbe death of one of our respected citizens. This time the silent messcngiT has beckoned one of our young women, ore that was born and raised in llebcr a tender, ilelicate flower, beloved by all who knew lior. After enduring the pain and torture of disease suffering agamies iinkuovv to any save herself for ten long years, Mrs. Julia Duke Crook departed from this life and entered that great sphi're beyond the inevitable not only of mankind but of all things earthly. But her friends and relatives, believing as most of them do, find consoUtion In a hope that Is expressed in the following simple lines : Pant tliou art toitnt loturnetb Was not w nttun oi tbe soul. Mrs. Julia Duke Crook was born in Ueber. October 2nd, 1809, married to Thomas Crook, December 3rd, 1890, and djeel, of heart disease and dropsy, April 25th, 1891. She was the daughter of John and Mary Duke, who were among the early settlers of Provo valley. The funeral services were held in the Stake house Sunday afternoon where a large circle of friends met to pay their last respects to the departed one. That the mourners liav e all the consolation that sympathizing friends can give was shown by the fact that a tear was seen to trickle dow n many a bronzed cheek, and many a strong mans voice became clioaked when the weeping mourners passed through the crowd from the chapel to the gatew ay. The following lines wore composed for the occasion and read at the services : L1NF3 TO JULIA DUKE CROOK, Once afrain were brought to sorrow, Hter tlcMtr; Through tbo lvwifeof ami daughter, Trusty, fmthful Frleml Mie w us the most Hinoera. Hut shes free from pain anil strife, Now can claim eternal lxie. Sister Julia, thou bait left u; Long in winery luidst thou lain. to keep thee, Vainly we dul frywas in nin. But our tr ing God has w llled that thou sliult bo Free fiom pain and misery. mother, brother, Husband, father, now mom n for thee; Sister, friend But their feelings they mm--t smother to Oh the though! part with thee! Yet tis Uod our Father will, can all. He alone our cup sister Tlion art gone dear Julia, Friends will follow in thy wake; ell w e know that soon oi later Each will of deaths cup partake. Be thou, then, another star, Guiding us to realm afar. Rest thou on nor let our weeping J enness, rout, riot, noise, disturbance, or to this category disoreh'ily of unmitigated but Miiquvssablo evils belongs l he running at large of dogs' which the Tow u Board can prevent, by imposing a tax ou the same, or oUu-rvise, or to anthoi.ze their diminution, in a Minimal y manner, vvlien running at large coutraiy to ordinance. All these- things tin- trustees can and in a measure are required to elo. But, as in a children's ditty, the people mil) ask, Win re w ill they git the money from? "Tin res tho mb. It takes to make the mare go, ami it money vv ill take money to make the town go I or t!iis the law provides substantially as follows, givmg the Town Board the power, To levy and collect an annual lax for general corporation purposes on all siuh piopei-tas shall be subject to Comity and Tel ntorial taxes, and such lax shall, vvh-- n so levied, constitute a lieu oil all such property, au-- shall bo colle-- ted as County ami Territorial taxes are- collected; IVnrided, All taxes for such purpose s in one year, shall not exceed of one per cent, oil the assessed valuation of the property so assessed, Unless two thirds of the electors voting at a special meeting called for that purpose, shal vote a larger per cent, to he lev ied ; but in no case shall said tax exceed, nor electors be allowed to levy more than of one per cent, of the assesses! valuation aforesaid in one year. And now conns almost the most val liable feature of the change from onr unorganized condition into firm and solid organization there are othe-- ways of raising money for Hie earn lug ou of the public affairs in a corporate body. I quote 1823 in full : The Board of Trustees of each town may orelain and provide such reasonable lines, forfeitures, ami penalties as they may deem proper, in any sum less than prescribed for like crimes in the laws of the Territory, to be prosecuted before any justice of the peace in the county, in the name of the corporation, and all expenses incurred in the unsuccessful prosecution for the recovery of any fine or penalty, or forfeiture, shall he paid oy the corporation; and all fines, forfeiture and penalties, when collected, shall l,c paid to the corporation, as may be provided I y ordinance: VoriJ-d- , The Justices court shall be always within the corporate limits ;vhcn any other than a justice residing In said town Is called to try any case, he shall be required to hold court in said town. A good deal more is to be said on this subject, vv high Is of importance not only for our Midway citizens, but for all the people iu tho county, those as vvi'll who lie e In organized tow ns as those w ho lb in hop s to become organized. But I leave further discussion for the future. I.. II. Miuvvat, Utah, April 28, 1891. STB tW 1m k imp almie tin ( !. U 4th, - tililo on or hofoic M Robot! Hniitl, Ht In VMiuuo, Hus 11K, h county , rinh. Any hint k ttpmt whhh this mMxnn'nt uihs remain unpunl ou Mnv 4th, 10, niU U'limjuent uml iol ti t iM lut s.tJont public ale. ta Rom i:t 28 V. emu, Daim-U'- rl, reek. Ulali. A reasonable price will bo paid for wild .tnimaK ami auv other natural A1 ue-im- i Address Joinof Nature, Fairhe-r-iHI. A Full Line of Spring has come at last and ls greatly appreciated. AVdiolc families are (lawn with mcaselk blit in a very light form. Airs. Marion Mitchell has rccovcroel sufficiently to be around again. Miss Gertie Duncan of Ueber, is visiting our tow n with a stock of milliner) Arrs. Mina Back is happy In the of a new baby girl. All are doing well. There was a lively time at tlic saloon Monday night judging from the looks of some of the hoys faces. One fellow had his finger bitten offin the fracas. They were arrested and fined. Kamas, Utah, April 23, 1891. Fay. con-tru- School Bonds For Sale. The trustees of tho Ileber School District store eighty No. 1 have for sale at tho Co-o- p Bonds of $100 each, bearing School interest at six per cent per annum, inteot of caeli pav able on tho first day of your at tho Deseret National Bank of Salt Lake City, Utah. Said bonds are resleeum ble Atarch 1st, A. D. 19011, but the trustee reserve the right to redeem them at any time after five years. By order of tho trustees, m 12 F. AV. Giles, Clerk. Sealed bids will bo received by Tlios.Toeld, at his residence, until 4 p. m. of Friday, May 8th, 1891, for Water Mastir for the Jr., AVasatyh Canal Irrigation company, during tho coming irrigating season. For further information apply to tha Canal committee. The trustees reserve the right to reject any and all bids, Trios. Todd, Jr., Secretary. tm 5 By order of the bommittee. HARROWS PLOWS, AND CULTIVATORS, ot missionaries who liavo lately been called. Look out for dodger- -, containing Cast of ta 21 Cliaraeters. 70S. "Will Garden and Flower lie is a of ti dapple brown color and is guaranteed to be a FULL BLOODED CLYDESDALE, & SHOES TS Mur- 1800 POUND HORSE SE1EID STOCK-BOO- stand at D. X. docks bain for the season of 1891. FULL STALLICH, PRIDE OF BERRYHILL b EVERYTHING He is certainly a fine specimen of tbo breed. For further particulars inquire of D. N. Murdock. Fanners dont miss this opportunity to improve your stock. PRICES MORE THAR REASONABLE. T.CT.11TWHUTUV. ll.CUOOK, . Glotworthy & Crook, Mens) Boys and Youths Clothing, BUTCHERS, Groceries and Hardware will keep on hand the Choicest ZESCstcIb. Sz ipiebzsiei The Co. f 1 Ilns pt,:lllion 1 .V (liroeq ei Jean I.c Hlanee, and we invito an examination of tbo pan? lie us alr.0 a Prize Winner, having been awarded a Silver Medal at tl ltintonnl X air in 1KJK) for 1?oh1 Porch cron Stallion four years old iu nter. f bis borne ia a fine ppecimen of tbe breed and parties wiehii to improve their utock can rely on his breeding ejualities. tJ'1G. Wm. P. Bowes. Headquarters at JOHN CATH.II.F.S BARN, Ileber City, Utah. S3T PllICES ItEAOXABLE, TEEMS EAS -i - W 0 ' Mrs. Duncan has just received a full line of Spring Millinery; Best Designs, Latest Fashions, and prices to suit the times. .Also carries a full line of ARRASENE,. PEARLS, CHINE ALE, EMBROIDTwists. ' ERY, Sewing and Button-hol- e 2, w Thanking the public for their patronage in the past, and soliciting a continuance in the future, she hogs them to call and examine the goods, their style and quality, before purchasing elsewhere. r Do not forget that we handle the H M X 2 BEST SEWING MACHINES ow IN THE WORLD. G X The Latest Improved NE"W HOME j usf received, all and S3e th em. Lemons, Oranges and Green Vegetables in season. Butter, Eggs and All Kinds of Produce Taken. Mark Jeffs having employed a BEAUTIFUL SPRINGI t- -e MUTTON, SAUSAGE, VEAL, ETC. 'wiisrisrEi BEAUCIIAMPT," No. 055 in Wnpatrh Countv for tho &ea on Official Certificate of 'Pedigree traeii Hnou a beef, IVnliernn Stallion, P W fc J0 pZ P w PS w a First Gloss Butcher WILL ODEN HIS SHOP OX THURSDAY, IN FULL 01 w p w 0) BLAST. Tie Solicits the Patronage of all his old cuHtomm ftml a many new ones as are desirous to come. F'l DESEKT LAXD, , NOTICE FOR FIX AL PROOF. rrnUCATION. Ko.m , UMflvO &TATI ALT Lam OfKICR. LaMJCITI, ( TAIf, Aprils, 1KU1. given llut (ieorge McDon. hrpbyH.bltCMK Ih JIpImt City, Wa. F.o. HHtuh county. I tnli, lnjijl I notice ol inton. mi Ihm tion to m.ikt land Vol1r It prooi I. lert claim No. tlutcU Miv for th South of E Vi, five. ?,Tp. AS., ittt K.f . L. 51. UUli, bo. N fore tho l'rolmtc Judge or County Clerk of VauUh cotintv.Cttth.Ht Huber City, Uttth,ou urday, the -- bi day oi May, 1891. He ninnc8 the following Itnees to prove PUt the complete lnigatiou and reclamation oi K&U1 land; Hmnucl Tcc, Clmnnccy C. Lee, Httrrv J. ritiiijm, Frlcrick T. Ilillips, ulloTHcbot City, H uaatch county, Utah. Frank D. Hobbs, Kegister. tm-iT.O. Bailey, Attorney. KOTICE. IN THE pnOHATE COURT OF THE COUN-t- y of H osutch and Territory of Utah. In the matter of UicctaicofXclsnMlUcr deceased. Notion ie hereby given that Rasmus X. Hiller, the executor of tho estate O Nelwon Miller, deceased, has rendered ami and tiled in said presented lor eottleuieui court Ida Account ot hia administration of said estate and petition for a distribution of of aald estate among the perlha sons entitled tlmreto, and llmt Wednesduy the 2Ttl day of May, IsVl, ut 10 oclock a. in. at the court room of aid court, at the Uonrfc Home in Ifchcr m said county, ha leen duly appintid by the uid con.T for the nettle-man- t of auiit account and hearing said reti. tlon for distribution ot said estate, at which time ami placcanv person interested there. In may appear and tile hU exceptions in w riting to ani account and litribuUou of tuid estate and content the same tmia Thomas H. Giles, Clek of the Frobatc Court, Wautch Co.,Ctah PT;MRNUJA HAUPENTAS tllittt ruM-lu- AS IWQQ A YEAR IH ADVfeRT&ING: TODAY A (elect company will present the well avows and roi'n.Aii Drama THE CHAR COAL BURNER April 30 for the benefii TBE FINE CLYDESDALE 38TO. lie-i- KantiiM Kiit lux. Tho Rcgiatereil Fercherrm Stallion will aland at A. Hatch', barn for the .cason of 1891 at for tlie Season. For any further particulars inquire of Joa. Hatch, who holds certificate of rcg. tf istry. ,10 GET THE BEST! well-bein- g reach reasonably far, and strike unmisto takably sure aufl hard In Its power, license, tax, and regulate the manufacturing, vending, or giving away of spirituous, vinous, or fermented liquors, and to license and regulate liotqj amt tav ern keepers, eating houses and restaurants merchants, grocers, and peddlers; furthermore, to license all exhibitions of showmen, concerts, theatricals, circuses, Mar that heavenly-swee- t or other traveling shows, public dances repon. Soon our bodies w ill lie sleeping of Then deaths mysteries well disclose. or amusewents, or to suppress any On awakening ours will he the foregoing which are indecent; also, Joy throughout ehcrnily. to restrain and punish vagrants, prostiWlUKKXK'vS. of which detestutes, and libertines table ilk vve have been free so long and There will be a Afay party ball on Friday hope to Providence ever to remain so All in An additional section provides the povv-d- r, evening, Alay lbt, iu Tumera Ilall. 8 vited. to prohibit and suppress disorderly, lewd, or gambling houses, anil all dev Ices for gambling, and to suppress any drunk Location blanks at this office. VT IU i ponition, one-ha- lf I have a f vv ets of hl-piinI would! like to of at a very reasonable price, o those who wish comfort and sweet rest during their slumbering hour. The springs need no rveomenelatiou to tho many who hav e Used them. t m 12 J. AAr. Ainu. LEO . l,lrx tmTIIApiitAT4th, of lit ac-rtnKM- it li Market Report. Neme e. NOTICE H ill IIKI1Y ol the imvi tor. Ih it COMlNY. CANAL AxE,Mi.vr itti rr ai.warnu.v.g-jiUM.- A AVBF.KUY - self-pre- si it south oj AV.Cur-IV-- s M1DWAV rrwEOtetN hctures TO TBLL HIS FORTUNE. . THE MORAL IS; Keep YOUR BUSINESS, and, UiGidentallu, Peoples Knitting: Machine. EUzab.-tSvllws, agent for Waeatch and will knit Sumnit comities. This etc., of any desired size. stocking, i.iilU-n?All orders promptly attended to. Address Mr Sellers, liuber City, Utah. ma.-hin- , Breathes there a man with soul so dead, who never to himself hath said, I w ill my local paper take, both for my own and family's sake? If such there bo, let him repent, arfd have the paper to him sent; and if he'd pa.--s a happy winter, be In advance should pay the printer. Exchange. Lime Win. Van Wagcncr of Midway has plenty of tune constantly on hand; tbe best ever nude in Utah. YOURSELF, Before the PuDliG. If yon Dont Depend on Theta to Discover Yea! to tlie a periodical, magszhwi, or m any part of the world, go OtfiegjjinJ inquire of want IV. r, l.-.- , l John Duntan, Thi paper is kept on file at E, C. Dakea Advertising Agency, Cl anl 65 Merehanta t'ldifeniia, whero Exthaie;.', San contract- fer advirtishig can be li.axle for it. |
