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Show reka Hotel, through their propensity to indulge in the flowing bowl and other amusements contrary to statute. MED NELSON, PUBLISHER AND MANAGERThe result was their Ignominious exit from the caravansary and departure town next nay. from .TABLE. TIME PACIFIC HIDX a. m. Henry Franke received a very pain8lt Lake A, from !:00 p. lu. ful fortialt Lake L. injury while at work in the Beck :1 p. m At. alS.lt Lake 11:40a. ui. Tuesday afternoon. He was in the act Ulty L. for Mirer 1:0 p.m. Ar.frou tsilrtr City of driving a wedge to secure a set of timbers which had been put in place, withLake Salt to and from Coache. Terouja out change. when a large piece of rock fell and Flnie. Shorten Line and Fastest struck him on the head, cutting a gash about two inches long. Dr. Field Rio Grand Western Time Table. dressed the wound which is not danNo. 10. No. So. r. Wo.. gerous and Mr. Franke will pnbibly Leaves, Arrive. be able to resume work in a fs;w days. a. m. p. m. a. ru. p. m. THE TINTIC MINER. - 2K, t:4 :05 7:1 7:45 7:li (1:56 : Learm 4:00 P. C. DODOE, Eureka UuHhnn Sanlaquln Payxon Spanish Fork SprlnRvllle Provo 4:110 4:15 Arrives 5:40 Salt Lake... .,0:45 J. H. Bennett. G. P. & T, A. Geo, Mgr. A. E. 1:30 2::w 3:01 3:17 3:42 :55 7:: 7:45 7:;V H:t7 8:12 B:K 8. Welbt, Gea. Sup't, II. Babcock, G. F. A. liver City and Mammoth closes at 11:30 a. iu. Halt Lake and all other points at 1:50 p.m. h ilver City arrives at !!:20p. m. Malt Lake aud all oilier points at 11:55 a. m. General delivery open from 8 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Money order and registry window from 8 a. and from ti :.i0 to "::) p. m. a, to 5 p. n.,General Munday delivery from 12:00 a.m. te IM p. bi. 3 ah. P. Dbiscoi.l. T. M. LOCAL ANDPERSONAL. EUREKA. b. Marshal Kerry came down from Provo of possession in. of An na Marks vs. Dennis Sullivan. He failed howevar in possession of premises and when in for was found decree was in quo. Workof men will give a grand ball in I. O. O. F. Hall on Thanksgiving night. We are informed that the Order in Eureka is in a healthy financial condition and a sick benefit of five dollars per week is now paid to members when sick or disabled, in addition to the regular $2,000 policy payable at death. The A. O. U. Wr. stands at the head of all fraternal insurance societies and is just what the workingman needs as best a safeguard to his family against sickf ness and death. Belle of the West Flour is the Aik your Grocer for it. Hare your prescriptions filled at the Herman Burmester, who has been Eureka Drug Store. employed for some time past by Hyde Col. E. A. Wall of Ophir has been in & Co. lias left town and some one is out $52 by reason of his departure. the camp several days this week. On Tuesday at Mammoth he was Remember the Grand Concert and handed a check for the above amount Hall by the Eureka Brass Band toby Mrs. Wm. Mclntyre and asked to night. have it cashed and give her the money house. En- next dav. He was last seen at about To Rent. One a.m. Wednesday morning and is quire at Eureka Drug Store N. A. Robertson made a flying trip supposed to have lost the money A warrant has been issugambling. from Salt Lake Saturday evening. ed and the Sheriff will attempt to find X. W. McChrystal was in Salt Lake and bring him to justice. 19-t- Friday and Saturday. The best beefsteaks and short or" It ders at the Vienna Bakery. Geo. Hyde Sundayed with his fam ily in Springville. Wm, Hatfield spent Monday and Tuesday in Salt Lake. B. B. Clark was in Provo Tuesday cn business. C. M. Thackston came in on Monday morning after a two weeks absence on business. TJie following have been appointed Judges of election for Eureka precinct: Delos Lombard, A. J. McPhee. B. B Clark. Rev. J. G. Clark will preach on the ubject of the Home at the M. E Church on Sunday evening Oct. 21st, Col. n. C. Hill, an old time and well known mining man has been in camp this week inspecting the mines. He is accompanied by his two neices. G. II. Keysor, the Dentist, will be in Eureka again about the 20th inst and will remain hero the balance of the autumn and probably all winter M. C. Sullivan and wife have been spending the week down in the valley where Mr. Sullivan is recuperating from his recent serious illness. E. S. Carrol, erstwhile publisher and editor in chief of the Democrat, has repudiated the principles of democra cy and left for pastures new. The democratic precinct committee met Saturday evening and nominat ed the following ticket for Eureka precinct: Justice of the Peace, R. V. Tone; Constable, Edward Lewis. Registry list for Eureka precinct will be posted tomorrow October 20th. If there are any on the list who are not entitled to vote see that their names are stricken off. A CARD. Selling at one Frloe! MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, X The largest complete stock. The best assortment, Forrest returned lowest prices for visit Salt Lake. The day uepiuy u. last Friday night Humphries joined her Perfect with writ suit husband here Fitting, Stylsh, Williams gave to put plaintiff Peyton Reliable Goods. pleasant party at their claimed day night. Attorney Thackston appeared I want trade. Come in and court defendant Saturday it your returned that the faulty visit Salt Lake day after two notdescibing particularly property with her daughter. get prices. No trouble to show to. The still rests in statu Ed Kaufman the St. Joe known traveling goods at The Ancient Older United in case MAILS. O. Markbam was in Spanish Fork Sunday. Mrs. Moody intends erecting a store down at the mills. John Hupfer has moved into. the old Wheeler hall. Miss Placket left Sunday or her home in Springville. 'Samuel Mclntyre is shipping some of his cattle this week. Mr. Johnson transacted business in Eureka Sunday. Miss Maggie Piura was visiting in Eureka Sunday. Mrs. E. R. from two weeks Tues- in Mrs. G. A. Messrs. Tuesday. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson weeks if a home SaturTues- in We notice man of town Wednesday. well was Hans Hassell has given his residence a coat of paint which adds greatly to its appearance. Weber's Comedy Company arrived in town Wednesday for a couple of days show. Opposite J. C. Kirkendall has just completed his new house which is a credit to the town. A F. STIVER'S NEW CLOTHING House L. Kibble of Defiance, O. came in and took his son O. Kibble east with Vienna BaKern - i i n. Hans Hassen, R 1 Denver Rio Grande and the and Eureka: Restaurant. Fine Line of Pastries. Fresh Bread Every Day. Eruits, Nuts and Confectionery. Meals at All Hours. W. IS. Berger. him. The case of Mammoth Mining Co. vs. Juab County comes up ou November 2nd. This is the oid tax Case in which theMamrmt'i Mining Co. resist the levy as made by the f'ounty Assessor and the case has been in court for the past two years. ADVERTISED LETTERS. The following list of advertised let ters were uncalled for at the Mam moth postollice for the month ending Mrs- eJofin Frantzen, Sep. 30th. Persons calling for the a above will please say advertised. W. A. Peabody, Deputy Supreme Cirn. T. R. JVX 1 1 Chief Ranger of the Ancient order of & Eddards, E. S, Foresters of America, has been very Glen, Arthur EVERYTHING IN STYLE. successful in procuring a charter list Albert Haoes, P. M Next Door to Tintic Mercantile Company. for the purpose of Instituting a Court EUREKA. UTAU. here and will organize in a few days, SILVER ITY. making twelve Courts organized by The family of J. II. J,Tempest came him in this territory. The Foresters have made a very rapid growth dur- out from Salt Lake Tuesday. They will make their home in Silver this ing the last few years in this country and now number about 115,000 mem- winter.. bers with cash assets $750,000. Mr. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Large Death Claim Paid. Peabody is staying at the Hatfield PLANET and McBRAYER House and will be pleased to have inBoise, Idaho, Oct. 4, 1894. E. B , SOLICIWHISKEY. terested parties call or address him HAitPER. Esq-- President Mutual Rethere. Call afternoon or evening. serve Fund Life Association, New TOR and ATHENS The following cases of interest to York Dear St. I hereby acknow CIGARS. with thanks the receipt of your people in Tintic have been set for ledge trial in the First District Court: Oct. check No. 8670 on the National Park for nine thousand 19th, G. S. Sly vs. Jacob Muntz. Oct. bank, New York, BEER. hundred dollars ($9500) being in 2!)th, G. J. Field vs. Peter Reedy. Oct. five due on policy UtaU- 30th, W. T. Ercanbrack vs. John T. full payment of balance Mammoth, on the life of my for No. 810,000 33,485 vs. Cook Beck T. Bullion Phil Sullivan; & Champion Mining Co. Oct. 31st. late husband, Captain William II. Nye Anna Marks versus Delos Lombard. $500 having been advanced immediate -THENov. 1st, Eureka City vs. Woolf ly upon your receiving notice of his of claim the The death. settlement Marks. Nov. 2nd, H. W. Brant vs William Ferguson. Nov. 7th, Thos. . is satisfactory in every respect, and & Burns vs. Salvator LaBua. Nov. 8, Eu- heartily recommend the Mutual Re all to Association Fund serve Life reka City vs. R. G. Wilson. Nov. 15th, and econom Adolph Lockwitz vs. Patrick Shea, persons deiring reliable Railway. insurance. ical respectfully, Very C. vs. Lockwitz W. Clark. Adolph C. S. Nye. The I.O. O. F. Hall was crowded last If the late William II. Nye had tak SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD. Monday night, the occasion being the en an ordinary life policy in an old production of "Hazel Kirk" by the svstem comnanv and Daid the same Weber Dramatic Company. It would amount in premiums as he paid the The only line running two through have moved to tears Effie Ellsner and Mutual Reserve, his heirs would only Fast Trains daily to C. W. Couldock to have seen their have received $1506 instead of $10,000. masterpiece so mercilessly slaughter Gain by being insured in Mutual Re LEAD VILIE, ed. Some of the most prominent char serve, $5,434. Boise Statesman. ASPEN, PUEBLO, , actcrs were taken by amateurs whose Those desirinz to insure with the COLORADO SPR'GS, ambition to became great artists over Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa balanced their better judgement. The DENVER. tion on the ten year distrbution depos only persons in the troupe deserving it can do so by applying to Nelson plan mention are Alice Sanders and Pearl & Effective April SBth, 1804. Hanford, Miner Office, Eureka. Ethler, .he others are entirely too No. 2 leaves Ogden 7:00 a. m., Train light to tackle "Hazel Kirk'', and we Salt Lake 8:05 a. m., arrive at Pueblo would suggest they undertake some 8:18 a. m., Colorado Springa 7:51 a. m., thing else which comes within the Qenver 10:30 a. m. scope of their understanding. . Train No. 4 leavea Ogden 7:20 p. m., Salt Lcke 8:25 p. m., arrive at Tueblo ADVEHTISF.D LETTERS. JOINED JOB PH1NTINO. 5 p. m., Colorado Springs 8:00 p. m., The following list of advertised let Denver 10:30 p. ru. ters were uncalled for at the Eureka Connections made at Tueblo. Colo for office the week ending Oct. post rado Springs and Denver with all lines 18th. Persons calling for the above east. Elegant Day Coaches, Chair will please say advertised. Cars and Pullman Sleepers on all AT THE trains. Take the D. & R. G. and havt Gray, W. A. a comfortable trlpand enjoy the finest Harris. Goldie E. scenery on the continent. Scott, Fred. Shortest line to Cripple Creek, Col- orado'a Great Gold Camp. J as. P. Dkiscoll, P. M. S. K. HOOPER, A. S. HUGHES, G. P. & T. A. Tra3ic Mgr. COlo. To the ladles and gentlemen who in the Concert for the Catholic Church: We offer you our sincere thanks for your kiud assistance in making our Concert a grand success. Tub Ladies of the Catholic Church. The engagement is announced of Mlsi Estelle Armcr f San Francisco to Mr. Joseph Simon, well known in Tmslneos and social circles in Salt Lake City and Eureka. The marriage will take place on the 25th inst. at the home of the bride's parents in mammoth. Nan. Francisco. of TIioh. Mitchell moved The family Mrae. Amae and Mrac. Mispah, down from Salt Lake this week. Wil-o- n hindlord etc. gave Clairvoyants, Ed McClellan spent several days in and policeman Stillman considerable trouble Saturday evening at Eu Salt Lake this week. HOUSE. Hatfield Iltincs (Office- Uenvsr, B. F. KEVINS, General Agmt, Salt Lake City, Utah. II. M. CuMiing, T. P. A. Salt Lake City, Utah. There is no medicine so often needadmirably adapted to the purposes for which it i i.i'xuucu, wuiuui'iaiu 3 i sin ruin). Hardly a week passes but some member of the family has need of it. A toothache or headache may be cured by it. A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia quieted. The severe pairt of a Durn scaia promptly relieved and the ed in every home and so sore healed in much Jess time than when medicine is sent for. A sprain may be promptly treated before sets in, which insures a cure i n about onerthird of the time otherwise required.,:, puts and bruises should receixe; immediate treatment before the ' parts become, swollen, which can only be one when Pain Balm is kept at hand; A sore throat may be .cured before it becomes serious. A troublesome corn may be removed by; applying it twice a, day for a week or two. A lame back may be cured and several days valuable time saved or a pain in the side or chest relieved without paying a doctor bill. Procure a 50 cent bottle at once and you will never regret it. For sale by . . Eureka Drug Store. SILVER IROH WORKS. . Are prepared to build and repair all ' kinds of . MINING MACHINERY. STEAM ENGINES Indicate Adjusted. Wheela Car and Axle. Mining Iron and Brass Castings. a.4 UTAH. PROYO, P. O. BoxL. C. A. Hyde & Co. MEAT MARKET. FRESH BEEF, PORK, MUT TON, VEAL, SAUSAGE, BOLOGNA, Jtc. &c. Eureka, Jas. P. Driscoll, -- DEALER 1.- 1- STATIONERY, WALL TAPE P., TOILET ARTICLES, CIGAR, BUPtrjKA, JEt UTAH |
