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Show V l VOL THE JJ v5 I EUREKA, 111, 37k UTAH, FRIDAY, CCtOBER 13, COUNTY, this office. The land embraced within the town-sit- e application having been adjudged townsite claimants. said mineral applications Said townsite application is shown Nos. 2019, Wolf Tone, 2035,.!iorustake, to conflict with the following patent- and 2053, Home Rule, are hereby held ed miniDg claims: for rejection. Red Bird Lode M. E.SOO, patented NovemNotify all parties in interest hereof, ber 12, 18KJ. in due time report, forwarding and Alpha Lode M. E. Kij, patented January 12, proof of service1 Very respectfully, 1885. Edward A. Bowers, Talisman lodo M. E, 528, patented July 23, im. Acting Commissioner. Eldge Lode M. E. 645, patented May 12, 1885. Coffer Lode, M. E. 1621, patented April 23, Perhaps some of our readers would 1892. to know in what respect Ohamber-lain'- s like W. W. C. millsite M. E. 1051, patented May non-miner- By letter "N" of September 25, 1S91, The Local Land Office Decis- it was stated that, your action in or- dering said hearing was irregular, inasmuch as final certificate had issued for a portion of the land involved, by IKE OTSG CLAIMS EXCEPTED, reason of which fact your jurisdiction over the same had terminated, but it was also stated that the irregularity A Comprehensive Review of the En- of would be waved and tire Cote and the Rights Involved. youproceedings were directed to .continue the The Authorities Cited. hearing to determine: ion Sustained. 'etu'braced In the 11, 1S02. Said townsite application is hereby application or any, portion thereof, The decision of the General Land townsite were known to be valuable formineral at the rejected as to the area included withOffice sustaining the Eureka townsite date of said application, January 23, 1891, and in said patented claims. entry covers numerous points of gen- and if any are found to be .thus valuable, Said townsite application is also eral interest. It is, in full, as follows: clearly designate the same. found to conflict with the following or Second lands Whether the any portion Department or tub Interior, Gbnbral Land Office, 1893. 1 thereof, were ascertained to be valuable for mining claims: Washington, D. C, Sept. 27, mineral subsequent to said townsite abplica-tio- n North Extension Zulu lode. and prior to their use and occupation for John McChrystal and other mineral claimNorth Extension Kidge lodge. ants, vs. Charles Foote, Probate Judge, act- residence or business purposes, and If anj are - North Extension Valley lode. Last Chance lode. ing as trustee for the Inhabitants of Eureka, so found the same should be clearly IdentiiCtah. Contest No. 1025, Involving application fied and stated. Granite lode. .for Eureka townsite. You were also advised that the town-sit- e North Extension Eagle lode. North Extension Blue Bell lode. Register and Receiver, Salt Lake City, application should be made by the Boom mill site. Utah: Sirs: On November 17, 18k, Judge of the District Court for Juab Augusta miU site, an application to make cash entry unWolf Tone lode. County, instead of the Probate Judge, der the provisions of sections 2387 et reference being made to office letter Ilomcstuke lode. Home Kule lode. stq., U. S. R. S., was filed by Charles ofto of First Whether the lanfli? 1 Foote, Probate Judge of Juab County, Utah, for the benefit of the inhabitants of Eureka, in said county. On November 26, 1890, said application was rejected for the reason, "that the application does not describe the land by local subdivisions, and while the tract is alleged to be In character, certain mining locations and entries within the area applied for are excluded, thus leading to the conclusion that the land is mineral and not subject to townsite entry." No appeal was taken from your decision, and on January 23, 1891, another townsite application was filed by of Judge Foote, for the west east the northeast the of northwest oi souinwesi one nortneast fourth, and lots 2 and 3 of section 18, township 10, south range 3 west, and of southeast the northeast and the southeast of of the northeast .section 13, township 10, south range .8 west, Salt Lake Meridian. Attached to, and filed as a part of .said application, is the affidavit of Judge Foote, corroborated by theoaths ofDugald McMurphy and Milton E. Price, stating that the lands so applied for were occupied by about two thousand five hundred persons, and that there were situate on said lands ten stores, four hotels, fifteen saloons, one Odd Fellows' Hall, one bank, one choolhouse, three churches and 600 non-miner- al one-ha- lf one-quarte- one-ha- lf r, one-quarte- r, one-iour- ui one-four- one-fourt- th one-four- h, one-four- occupied dwellings. In said affidavit it is also th th stated that certain mining claims are located on the lands applied for, but that they have not been surveyed, for which rea-oIt is impract icable to exclude them n ven were it desired to do so, but that all the land covered by said townsite in charac.application is affidavit the ter, concluding with a a that hearing be ordered to prayer non-miner- al determine: First The mineral or non-miner- al 25. 18S3. were directed to suspend the hearing cessary to consider the question of priordered until further instructed by ority between the mineral and the DECISION. TOWNSITE JUAB lfcf charac- ter of the IanJn horeln applied fur. Becond The fact of prior occupancy as Tioreln set forth. Third All other matters material In deter- mining the rights of the townsite applicants m against all other parties In Interest. t.hp rl.it.ps nf t.hp first, annliTlr.vrppn 1 1 cation and the filing of the second, on November 28, 1890, a corroborated protest was filed by John McChrystal, alleging the ground embraced in the first townsite application to be mineral in character, a portion thereof being covered by mining' claims (certain of which are named), and a hearing being prayed to determine the truth of protcstants' allegations. You ordered a hearing to be held before you on June 1, 1891. After continuances, the case wa9 called on August 12, 1891, at which time Judge Foote filed a relinquishment of so t ch of the ground applied for as is contained in the Last Chance and North Extensions of the Zulu, Valley nd Ridge mining clakus. On August 13, 1891, another protest gainst said townsite applitatiou was filed by M. L. Towers, et al, mineral claimants. In the meantime, on August 1, 1801, you advised this otllceof your action In the case, and requested that mineral entries Nob. Ireland 1651, for the Coffer lode and the W. V. C. lode and mill 6lte, be suspended for conflict with Raid townsite application. By JttT "N" ;f .September 2, ll,yuu, to-w- lt, "II" your September 12, 1891, the case of the Woodruff town-sit- Cough Remedy is better than ady other. We will tell you. When this Remedy is taken as soon as a cold has been contracted, and before it has become settled in the system, it will counteract the effect of the cold and greatly lessen it's if not effectually cure the cold in two days' time, and it is the only remedy that will do this. It acts in perfect harmony with nature and aids nature in relieving the lungs, opening the secretions, liqhefy-in- g the mucus and causing its expulsion from t lie air cells of the lungs and restoring the svstem to a strong and healthy condition. No other remedy in the market possesses these remarkable properties. No other" will cure a cold so quickly or leave the system in as sound a condition. For sale by Eureka Drug Store. ot contemporary literature the worsa does he become, for the air is thick with controversy. Nothing is too sacred to be contradicted, and the spirit of "sweet reasonableness" seeing to be dead. Chambers' Journal. Pretty Cold TVeathelr. Two boatmen on the Ohio river wera talking about cold weather and of a certain severe winter. "It was just awful," said one of them. "At Cincinnati the river was frose tight, and the thermometer went down to 20 degrees below Cairo." "Below which?" asked his puzzled companion. "Bolow Cairo, you blubberhead! You eto, when it freezes at Cairo it must be pretty cold, so they say so many degrees below Cairo." But light was bursting in upon the other. "No, they do not," he exclaimed eagerly. "You've got it all wrong. It's so many degrees below Nero. I do not know what it means bnt that's wdiat they say when it's dreadful cold." Harper's Young People. Two Strango Meeting At table d'hote in a New York hotel two strangers met about a year since. An interesting conversation ended by hearty pledges of mutual friendship. Precisely six months later to the day and almost to the hour they again mot, without the slightest prevision or at the same hotel and tho same table. During the interval each had traveled around tho world, one eastI consider Chamberlain's Cough ward, the other westward. Exchange. Remedy a specific for croup. It is Chokes, Not Jokes. very pleasant to taste, which, is one of "Don't send the horse reporter to any the most important requisites where more hangings," said the proprietor of ft a congh remedy is intended fof use Texas paper to tho managing editcr. Managing Editor Why not? among children. I have known of cases of croup where I know the life Proprietor In this report of the double of a little one was saved by the use of hanging he has it that the two entries came in neck and neck. In reporting Chamberlain's Cough Remedy." J. J. executions levity is out of place. Texas LaGrange, druggist. Avoca, Neb. 50 Siftings. cent bottles for sale by Eureka Drug Mr. Gladstone is one of those cauStore. tious psople who do not destroj' letters. " The venerable statesman is said to have DAYS GONE BY. a collection of CO.OOO letters deposited m Oh, the days gone by! Oh, the days gone byl a strongroom at Ilawarden castle. The apple in the orchard, and the pathway through the rye: A farmer near Spartanburg, S. C, had The chirrup of the robin, and the wilstle of the missed many eggs of late, so he decided quail As he piped across the meadowb sweet as any to set a trap aud catch the offender. The nightingale, he claims, proved to be a large thief, When the bloom was on the clover, and the The north extensions of the Zulu, Ridge and Valley lodes and the Last In accordance with these last direc- Chance lode, were excluded from said townsite application, by Judge Foote, tions, a townsite application was filed of August 12, 1891. The mineral charW. by John Blackburn, District Judge acter of the land was conceded and no of the First district. was submitted upon this However, by departmental decision testimony of August 22, 1892, (15 L. D. 205), in the point. On October 31, 1891, mineral entry case of said Woodruff townsite, it was No. 17G9, for said Last Chance lode by held that the requirement by this of Noah W. McChrystal, and on Decemflee that application by the District ber 31, 1891, mineral entry No. 1797, Judge was erroneous. was made by John McChrystal et al., Hence, in this case the application of the Zulu, filed by Judge Blackburn will be treat-eca- s for said north extensions lodes. and Valley Ridge a superfluity. As no objection was made to the reCompliant with the provisionsof said of said claims the same office letter, you were directed that linquishment is approved and accepted. the hearing be resumed before you on Mineral application No. 1967 was December 30, 1891, on which day both on filed 28, 1891, for said parties appeared, other mineral claim- Granite January on May 21, 1891, minand lode, ants joining the contestants. No. 1740 was allowed thereOn the testimony submitted at that eral entry for. hearing, you, by your joint opinion of Mineral application No. 1979 was May 26, 1892, found the land embraced filed trrtoFebruary 17, 1891, for the North blue was in the sky. in said townsite application to be In the brimmed No. over, And heart mineral and my happy entry in character, and recommend- Eagle lode, Educational accomplishment has aldays gone by. 1760 allowed on July 31, 1891. ed that the protests of the mineral ways been desirable, but its need is now From this it is seen that the allow- In the days i;one by, when my naked feet were more plainly felt than ever before, and claimants be dismissed. was errone- By thetripped honeysuckle's tangles, whore the water its attainment is better provided for. Notice was regularly served, and on ance of said applications lilies dipped. to townsite the ous, subsequent being June 1, 1892, the mineral claimants And tho rippla of the river lipped the moss In a perfect state of being, wit and application. along the brink. appealed. humor could not exist because both de1900 was and lazy footed cattle Where the placid Mineral application No. Briefs are filed by the attorneys for came to drill. pend upon imperfection or incongruity filed for said North Extension Blue And the tilting- snipe stood fearless of the tru- for their matter. both parties. on lode 8, 1391, and mineral ant's wayward cry. January The errors assigned as eleven in 1764 was allowed therefor And the splashing of the swimmer, In the days No. A copy of the first dictionary, made by entry gone by. number, but as the decision in this 1891. Chinese scholars in the year 1109 B. C, case hinges on the determination of August 11, the days gone byl Oh, tho days gone byl is still preserved among the archives of The land covered by said townsite Oh, The music of the laughing lip, the lusterof the character the mineral or the Celestials. been has eye. adjudged of the ground involved, the case will application The discovery upon each of The childish faith in fairies, and Aladdin's be reviewed as to that point alone. magic ring. Ton Much Hay. scul reposins, glad belief in everyI have very carefully considered the said Granite and north extensions of The simple, horses almost invariably eat too Farm thing. Blue Bell claims is record of the testimony, which is very the Eagle and When life wrs like a story, holding neither much hay. Many f ariners have no regushown to be not within the townsite sob nor sigh. vol uminous coveri ng nearly eight hunlar ration for their horses, but throw In the olden, golden elory of the days gone by. down a forkful of limits. dred typewritten pages. hay, almost every time Whitcomb James lliley. mineral entries No. 1740, 1700 Aa a result many they enter the barn. It is shown that no mineral in pay- andSaid 1704 are accordingly held for canof are horses these from morning A eating In Man Street. the Sleeping ing quantities has ever been discov- cellation as to those till night, to tho manifest disadvantage within portions a well man dressed A against loaning or ered upon, taken from any of the of the haymow and the manifest disadlamppost and apparently sleeping the claims embraced within said townsite said townsite. Ocmill was of the just created a great deal of vantage also of the horses, whoso bodies Boom site located The eleep application. It is true that a number 1887. On January 24, 1891, interest in a busy London street the become distended, Fkins dry and coats of witnesses testify that the ground tober 1, while the digestive organs aro ion No. 1966 was filed other day. lie sat on a box which he rough, out of gear, so that the animal's thrown covered by certain mining claims in mineral applicat in conjunction with the Mor- had boon carrying. whole system becomes impaired. Amerconflict with said townsite application therefor, overcome Evidently, being suddenly ton lode claim. The allowance of apis mineral in character, but the signifiwith drowsiness, he had placed the box ican Agriculturist. was manifestly irregular, on the curbstone, and sitting down upon cant remains, that it is not shown that plication A Modern Adonis. as the ground is inasmuch but it had fallen asleep. To those who suc"valuable deposits'' of mineral, (as Your Lady partner has fainted, I appears to be used and occu- ceeded in getting close enough to the hear. did that happen? How distinguished from deposits of valuafor mining purposes, and was lo- man his gentle, restful pnore dispelled Officer It is quite simple. I danced ble mineral) have been discovered up- pied cated long prior to the filing of the tho fear that he might be dead. The with her three times in succession. The on the land in controversy. side of his face vras exposed and beor too much of a strain The general opinion among the wit- townsite application occupation for trayed no sign of intoxication. It was great happiness was nerves! I am now taking my said for her townsite townsite purposes, applinesses seems to be that expressed by of every ono that he was lest I should do any further is hereby held for rejection as the judgment health and simply taking departure Deutscher Eeichsboto. in the contestant Lombard, who stated cation sober, good damage. area embraced in said millsite. a while upon the stand that "The value to the quiet snooze. The Augusta mill site was located When the crowd becarno so deep as to Her Koimin. of a claim in this locality is not deterin 1889 and on March 10, 1891, applicaa blockade, the supposed sleeper threaten An inexplainable distinction without mined by the amount of ore in sight, in conjunction with the Buddenly jumped to his feet, mounted a difference is contained in an assertion but by the indications and the locali- tion therefor, lode claim, was filed and his box, and flourishing a couple of bot- made by a girl who attended a dancing Augusta ty." tles over his head exclaimed: 1981. numbered party the other night. "I don't dislike In this connection it may be stated, seein that you are all him, but I would not dance with hiia "Now, gents, alwas Said application irregularly of privilege, that it is a well established proposition lowed, and as said mill site docs not here, I rise to a question eimply becanso, if you must know. I of law that the mere fact that small and after thankin you for this most cor- don't like him." Springfield Graphic. to be used or occupied for min- dial reception, which I assure you will quantities of mineral found on land, appear or milling purposes, said mineral long remain upon the tablets of my ing does not show said land to be mineral The malo quail, or "Bob White," deapplication No. 194 is hereby held for memory, I wish to call your attention to serves honorable mention among gallinain character. "All lands containing gold are not n; ces ai- rejection as to said Augusta millsite. my world renowned corn and bunion ceous birds because he is particularly eradicator." Exchange. helps her good to hi3 wife. lie always rily mineral lands." Ah Yew vs. C'huate, 24 Adveri-- claims have been filed against Cal. sea. to hatch her eggs, r.nd i " lything keeps said application, but they are directed Heading of the Schoolboy, "The mere fact that portions of the land hole duty on her away will take t against the Augusta lode claivn. Habits aro contracted and characters hiinself. contained particles of rock 2019 Mineral was No, application would not necessarily impress It with the formed early in life, and it ia probable character of mineral land within the mean- (lied on July 25, 1891, for said Wolf that the color of a person's reading is What is alleged to be a piece of the Tone lode claim, mineral application mainly determined daring the time of bridle wont by tho horse that John ing of the statutes." Alford vs. Barnum, 45 Cal. 42. No. 2():5 was (lied on September 2V, hobbledehoydom, when ho is in process Wilkes Booth rodo after assassinating Nearly the same words are used by the Hon. for said Jlomestake hide claim, of passing from the limp and lanky President Lincoln is in tho possession of 1891, Secretary In his decision of July l.i, s;"0. In and on December 28, 1891, mineral ap- pchoolboy to tho set and rigid inun. Just a resident of Bristol, Pa, the rase of Dependlner vs. lleeimn ', in at this time is a most critical plication No. 2053 was Tiled for said hi. career, for now it is that heperi'xl obtains Until the reign of Queen Anne an EngI consider your decision that the Home Rule lod? claim. new outlook into life. Previonsly he lish army ohicer was liable to have bis a land involved is in charThe Wolf Tone and Home Rule has been concerned with tho miniature tongue bored through with a hot iron, acter, to be fully warranted by the claims are situated entirely within world of schor-- and looked at the great- for blasphemy. testimony in the case. It may be riot-e- l the limits of the townsite as applied er world only with the eyes of a echtiol-boBut now, catering a business or a Tho sultiiti has u right royal terror r also, that this land was returned for. and the Ilomiakc claim lies alas most entirely wi'liin said limits, the profession, be enters into a larger life and smallpox, Miid ho is very particular tu by the Surveyor-Genera- l in character. begins to loo?. about him with an air of have Ihe house hi, 11 thouurdy vacq'. alleged discovery being situal e This point being decided, It Is untiec- r inquiry. 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