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Show - J V' 1 ! not HLAUii Is THE V 'ft ? "ST1 JOi i II. DESERET, UTAH: WEDNES Legal Notices. RNEST 0. JONES, M. D. (tinversity of Pennsylvania.) s We presume our strictures' on the dances hereabouts will be received with a roar in some quarters. ' But' roar or no roar, the Blade has never ' hesitated to ' ' ' No. 2,474. ' - NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. . Land Office at SaltXake City, Utah. February 8th, 1S95. is hereby given that the Notice settlers haa filed notice of his intento make final proof in support of his .claim Professional Galls will be Answered tion and that said,, proof will he made before the Probate Jud:e at Fillmore, Millard County, Promptly at all Times. on March 23, 1895, viz l JaneE. Ketcham, Utah, No. E. H. Sec. 19, Tp. 23. S, for the - e H of ... Utah. Oasis, .OfUcoCyppoaite Depot, , R. 19 W. ; . She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residemce upon and cultivation , of, said land, viz: James W.Jardine of BurbahTf, Millard Co.Utah, Brick P. Hockman " " J.S.Giles "Fillmore, " .. " Lafy Chrlstopherson Also at the same time and place and before the same fflcera, viz : James W. J&rdine,. H. - formerly of Murray, at Oasis, Located Utah, has E DR. O. iONES, - n-- - r at E. No- 146 for the Lot 4, e H f of See. ;19 and e yt. n-- H of Sec. 30, Tp. 23, S. R. 19 W, He names the following witnesses to prove s-- s-- w w Snake Creek, Millard Go. for ITonr GROCERIES. DRY GOODS Sheep Men's Supplies - No. 2,472. proof: Notice For Publication. a speciality. tan at Salt Lake City, Utah. February 6th, lt95. Charles W. that is given hereby Notice of Clear Lake, Millard county, Utah, U. S. and GHAIH HAY : 36-4- DESERT LAND, FINAL Omce filed notice of intention to make proof on has desert-lanclaim No. 3,737, for the n of his Sec. 34, Tp. 19, S. R:8W., before Register and Receiver U. S. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 23 day of March, 1895. He mames the following witnesses t prove the contplete irrigation and reclamation of : d constantly ' on hand. I V. KELLY; said land Eliza Aldrach, H. S.Ensign and Mabel Robinson, all of Clear Lake" Utah and Clara ttuffner of Salt Lake City, Utah. . Also notice Is hereby given that Eliza Ald-rec- h of Clear Lake, Millard county, Utah, has filed notice of intention to make proof on her deert-lan- d claim No. 3,738, for the s H Sec. 34 19, S. R. S W., before Register and Keceiver Tp. U. S- - Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, on . the 23 day f March, 1895.She names the following witnesses to prove the Complete irrigation and reclamation of East Main Street, DESERBT, UTAH. said lnd; Charles W. .Aldraeh; H. S. Ensign, Mabel Robinson, all of Clear Lake, Utah, and Clara FIRST CLASS accomodations for RufTnr of Salt Lake City, Utah. Byrou Groo, Register. .. Frank D. Hobbs, Atty,, Salt Lake City. Commercial and Mining men. theWebbHqtel - 38-4- 1 . ClQSinfl Out OI Winter Goods We will make great reduction on Men's and Boys Suits in order to close out our RATES REASONABLE. M. ll. WEBB, Pronr. i 31-t- f. Orson Sanders. GREATHOUSE & SANDERS. JonSr Greathousis, winter stock to make room for Spring Suits. Call and see them and get a bargain. Respeotfolly, W. A. Kay. Geenral INKLINGS. UTAII. vrTONj pi-lin- " TV 1 ain. " f dRlbTHOUSE & SANDEBS. - Utah. - - - - - LEAxiNQ'ioN al wears', boots or shoes,has opened llie manufacture and repairing I JShop BOOTS and SHOES just East df tftfe tash Stor. J . 1 - Mer-cuTfchal- es, - - 'J Mr. Mr HUFF - k stili id tb8 front with ciasonalble MerchandiiJe at Bottoiil, Prices, for - - - USiSi UTAH. - Look Herel . , real-developeme- nt ! and Heaters s just ar- - .and freijfhtefs invited to iven foi- - caShi ' She'ep'-iue- n '"all. Discount OhriSi Petersdns , it . , de--Vi'- v .1 . fct 1 j - ,',,';'.., " , Goods jat fcottom.-- . i . f- . . - ; ' " 1 ' - , . l ;'.- ! '" - " -! has-bee- n prices for spot : -- ; Home MILLARD COUNTY Industry" CjiII on A. unica-tiwliu'i.x- oiii but-forwar- T i . liain al ; 'j . . ior-succe- 1 ss v :s - , - .Dcsere. '- TIIB OVERLAND MAIL. y - desire informatlpn re'rdinff .Eastern Colorartrf.'U3n1 ' - " fnr fcvt.F. y ot '' it :vspaper if , . Street-'- : OViHJLAKD Mail, a weekly Adrefi.1 TtLE OVERLAND UAlL' ' ilolyoke, Colo. Subscribe for V , . - ' , ex-pjanat- ion pub-lio-.- " ! , bf-tendl-ng , i madea horse back tour oyr jtvjlbe CUP ton district and, returned tody; Thcro are comparatively only a; fe;t men at work prospecting and dvlcpinbut all are in the best of tjpirijs. X'olri strikes are of common occiir&rtce ntyd in nearly all parts of the & in'trct, ard all the men arfjlaokin for) jj'rt tinu f in the spring l ' ' t - - ' ,y:,.C 4 Btuvn ;Jjac in inn just over the hill. Mr. Jirfiwufutid tuet h- -u that developement work ia goi g steadily on and that the purchoNura have now sufficient re In sighi to spay the $50,000 that is to be given fdr the prop Supt. Frank ' J 9 jiaa gone, to Salt Lake for suppljc j. Twenty more men will be omplojed pn the Midas toward the last of the irotmtb. erty. Mon-liou- e j Respectfully,! j W. M.tl3stiaf.';'Ibapah, Ptib'y Gtb, 1SX.; ' :j 'l - ; 'v The City Olnsie. Sunerintendent A. V p, 45 'J---'t I Editor Blade Your correspondent Co-o- , 1 1 well-know- . A ' . a.-',- 1 ' . " . - : t , STORE, ; in j 31-S- -- ProducQ THB- - AT :ASH a - - . t ' I ij - i ...Stoves I , d urniture Hardvardj ' Groceries, Hay & Grain. - i . " 1. i : Co-operat- 1 136 1 . for of 4 . per-liein- Pilose nama should be familiar W ery one in tnis locality that ; . 7- and-Mrs- John B. Oonk - J- Mm; The-followin- BfERSwe offer tile very lowest chanpfa new and complete of Ql asses Irehandise. "' Mail or.l responsible parties at , asi9 ana viuiuiiy, wm Detroit Pies attention and goods rsceivB lSCt" O ' '. . - . TO CLtV xyal shipped by BLADE advaace. questions Advertised Letter List.! TERRITORIAL The following letters,;; remain I.uncalled for at. the Deseret Post Office for the . .DETROIT DOINGS. ,' si month ending January 31, 1895. Geb. Crismon of the Utah, spent severIsaac Dallis Antone Jensen j al days at the Ibex smelter on business Nlelson Pattie Gatien Doings of fjilla Qhristeany Soiiofy.: cennected with the smelting of the Utah August Nyburg Andrew Nelson ' ' ', Isaac Morgan .." V Isaac Carnel oie .;tit Jack Dal Us L.H.Eddy 'liarlle- Howard informs ugthat he has Nellie Davi. the keener Jack Dallis J.Croy succeeded in extracting oil from the Ritchard Lundlery ,P, H. Lundberg" was found guilty of abducting theKar- a convincing proof in his esti- William it. Klcne Jjorenzo ens girl.'i' f'j W. A. Ray,bongsoa, F. M. mation that this is a sedimentary formaBilly Lynch, the prie fighter and se A tion',' and not volcano. Mercur Mercury. of Edith Karens wh ioir readers' ducer From Sneep Camps, of' is talk ;There money being invested WllWd Johnson came in on "Saturday will remember; was enticed! ijito Nellie in .the new, claims on the north end of the from the House , range where his flocks Davis cien onj Franklin Avfeaue some and Btayer range, are spending, the winter. MrJ Johnson months'since, was last week oUnd guilty WPjk beginning in the near future. The be sentenced oa the 30ih iust; aad will . 1'" says the sheep are doing unusually, well. - : ' j n? las of Col. F. H, Holloway is mention, Just east of Beaver- and oveHe to ' on his the moun. home returned Holden ia ed in connection w ith the prospective ' j tain has been some treVy severe ' Sunday. weather. About eight Inobes ;oi snow has H. of Fountain Green, was Virgil Kelly brougrht up from theNorth inJ.from Robertson fallen and then it turned Cqldisd cold that the McDoweli'or Ke g Mountain, pVfiqion of the Beaver range last week a have beett frozen j to death; cattle many this week, and reports feed Ipoor and Cattle are in very poor condition generallovely specimen of copper ore from one of herds ' shrinking. b vrlaims; The vein is two and a half ly ,'aud many are dying. Utonian. W. P.JOstlerof fee wide of solid ore; The Blade Waived Nepbi came In on Sun' its claim to. the' specimen 'in favor ol day from Snake Valley, and went on to Ak County Doings, Nephi this morning. Mr. Ostler reports Sxypi Cbas." Crismon of the Utabr. Goud?? SuDt. of BchfjoleOrvfl Thnmn- feed as getting scarce and herds loosing Frank Morehouse Supt, of the Midas flesh. json jj'er visiting in this iplrt of the group, Deep Creek, came ia last week and County returned home via jJuah on, tfca next morning went on to Salt Lake. i Notes. Personal Mining Friday, Mr! Morehouse says the Midas ground at Geo. Busby of the Charmed, returned Mr. Thompson found the' Bdhoois i n; a flepth of about 60- - feet is tomewhat from the on week last went and, Capital good condition, and says they, are a brelxeni but there is no doubt about the to Detroit. to the several districts. peaking; credit Midas The down. a is vei going gold of proposition. Died. Scipio, Mr. Thompson ;ays j therd is a V, C.Shaw and H. C. Wallace came among the j people aijdT Hazel, the five year old daughter of down from Leamington on Monday, and Mr. and Mrs.:' Isaac Can ham dfed.at that progress is the order bfth!e dayV "A ' thnext morning left overland with 11 o'clock on Sunday night, Thei causa new two stery brick school jjobse S3xi0 S'ptTMarx' for the Ibex mine. Mr.Shaw 01 ueatn was aiptberia. Dr. lio-- rs oi. feeLhas been erected a t"an! expense of h' charge of the carpenter work on the Pleasant Grpve was wired and caCj S$)0t A relief hall 40xiaVnaJi' heen 'A Ibsf smelter, and be and Mr. Wallace will down on Friday but was too late to save hmshed at cost of $2,000. .'frhe Ward ' ' bitUi the trestle work for the Ibex tram- her. has brick building form- the purchased The sorrowing parents of little Hazel way, which is on the road from Chicago. school used for purpotcjs and will Marx of the Ibex, made a retnrn have the sincere, sympathy of the people erly Apt. a chWrclb anti for" air fit for and it up tri j to Leamington on Friday. Mr. Marx and the Blade. " wWch reason of its large elze and by e'.. revlxts the Smelter as doing most exceis it admirably adpptejl. Abrasa Western Nebraska is in a critical condi- shape lled work. A car of 38000 pounds of buliion, was sent out on Thursday. The tion, a newspaper printed at Callaway, bandr'cbjisisting of six tee instrument.? Superintendent says a three track tram Nebraska, reports Its editor is without has recently been organised. The in ordered for the Ibex mine. The shoes and his family starving. The relief struments cost $1G0. jThfl rsidnt of disabled chu te will be torn down and car committees are able to supply food for the band is .lien Johnson,' ;Ji.,4nd C. P. ' pet ters set-t- o work at once to build the those that are in & destitute condition but Toliestrop is the teacher. trestle' work to receive the tram as soon it is impossible for them to supply clothes as if. arrives. for the afflicted. COMMUNICATED. Es-topod- dod 'TV. r," , non-arriv- i ...... i .poiiticaS, Soc!i or Kei'dtowv,Irif motto, fs "tJlo TRUTH .'!tnouti'ar tor favor". Terms: L2.r,o m Posseses more varied avenues for the W. Ray for Hewlett Bros. TKTWe Crown Baking Powder. Cheapest investment, of capitalj and greater olfice. an ft best. the earnest home seeker, The Welch hold their third grand Trata Talk. Beo' Hewlett Bros. ad. elsewhere in this than any other county in Utah, or even of at Spanish Fork on the ls v .: the great west. The chief resources may S. Supt. John. H. Young went to Frisco ppp?r. of MarCh. on Thursday and returned on Friday in be enumerated as follows: (Now is a good time for our subscribers his private car. .CORRESPONDENCE. Along the .eastern boundary of the to enlarge The Blade's subscription The other morning the U. P. train ran communication arrived. Countythere are a halt dozen prosperous wood pile. towns that could be made to produce iruit unnecessover a couple of bovines. It is tciJ?foi publication last week. We sufficient for the entire Territory. Dr. .O.i Jones arrived on SatOfday ary to state that the cattle were asleep. avs. glad to receive coram a office SeeAia a. rrened has and aUQcsls ouTBliisW 3gkciihbuvhods7 n L J. H. Marriott, tne " and card on this jiag i ,4 ' L same so it will arrive not later east corner of "thb county , there is found Osceola of the superintendent hustling one of riches't agricultural district Lr. P. J. Applewhite cf Detroit dis- Placer evening for otherwise in Utah.theThe , was a passenger .than Saturday Company Mining people number about 700 makes It very inconvenient. Ed. trict ? was a sojourner in this burg during on Friday's north-boun- d train. and have under cultivation population. several days last week. Editor a Blade While of the on .North meeting went acres of land 3,000 acres of about 6,000 Mining expert Kennelly Sims Walker of Oak City called at p Holden in of the is shareholders i Mr from has 'are farmed alternately each year, Frisco, Kennelly just . and' Little Grubs are which our sanctum last week and presented the Friday the "Old Hickory"mine down progress, while idle the purchased 3,000 acres are summer g peacefully sleeping, I sit, quietly near start the in typos" with some delicious apples. work fallowed with there, and will surprising results. Scipio ' the Blade clipping from Public also has about 25,000 The cash store has the best line ol future. sheep and last seaon in Opinion England. for the suits and money, men's son shipped 125,000 lbs. of wool. n addiyouths' trains are runThe daily South-boun- d The question is so propitious at this there are in town. Call and see them. ning nearly on time The trainmen seem tion, the people own a large number of time I resist that the can't opportunity live stock. recommended to have gotten onto the secret of doing of Dr. Jones comes highly , object lesson i an readers your giving The water for agricultural purposes Is 'and We believe his coming Will prove the extra switching up at Iieamington of above the hearing Incidentally meeting drawn from a natural reservoir about a bopm to this locality, aS well as between meals." which by the way, is open to eight miles distant. The hardy varieties mentioned, himself. to The freight and passenger traffic on the pubic, I took occasion to call on the of profitable fruits grow to the utmost perfection. H. and Andrew Kimball repres- this division of the U. P. is rapidly In- - Superintendent of the Holden Co-oand milesT;o the south over the Fourteen is rapidly lorg- found him as usual obliging and pleasenting Clark, Eldridg6 & Co., and the ceasing. aoutnern utanXI. Round Valley divide, nestles one of the P. Company ant. Grant Soap Factory were in town yes- ing ahead, and if the most substantial and prosperous little would only extend their line down into 'When I became superintendent" said cities to be found any where terday and today rustling trade. on the globe. Cease to be the Bp inI883i the institution Nearly every man, woman and child in The best and cheapest line of hats and Utah's Dixiej ft would Stephenson, narrative end" of the Territory was in a fairly prosperous condition, and Holden is a gloves to be found in Millard county are hustler" from, the word are and Call The Store. having gravel from that time. until 1891 it paid an an-u- "go," .It has the only water system to be now on sale at the Cash R'y, Company dividend of twenty-fiv- e hauled down to the Oasis Station and the per cent, In found in Utah south of Provo. New lan d see them before purchasing elsewhere1. on each thespring of '91j a dividend of fifteen per is people are having It spread Elder J.' Golden Kimball will address Ibex being continually added to the farming ore cent was declared, and twenty-fiv- e switch end to the the of that side the per area. One of the chief industries is that of Deseret in the meeting the Seventies uncare was and can cent the to added This stock. the haulers nearerf get capital 7:30 at o'clock; raising stock and feeding beef, while the honseFrlday evening ore from the wagat the stock 4,592.22. load without shoveling placed, capital Arid is growing to. large proElders Hinckiey and Oasis Seventies now pitch away fronl the cars Since then we' .have paid a dividend of sheep industry hut ons that not least, there is not portions. Last, are invited to attend. 45 degrees, cent af last an until at annua, twenty per per angle a of Peace north the rim of Jtbe basin of the place A hew docket for Justice We where was ten declared. when theSouth-bounbut, Satyear on train a board better.' On quality of fruit ta being anffU. S. Commissioners is being pub dowish to weare the what know people were i . Judge Barch, Judge Day, produced. lished by Messrs. Skelton & Co. , Provo. urday stands.' how the' I and business Civil ing, To the south, ten miles, is tho county Engineer Reagen Holloway, It is a model fcook and will be welcomed Colonel have a statement here which will be read seat of Fillmore; ' In j addition to the reLi. Fotheringharh . A. and by the fcegal Fraternity. nexr our examine sources You at may in week holds meeting. Court this Bartch Judge just named, Fillmore has fine water ; Apostle" F. M; Lymah; and El3er J. ' Here the Bishop handed me a'paper ' it. of case bf farmers the the where power, is the flour manufacturing centre GdlderiJIImballand Rulon 8. Wells Beaver stateollowin f from I which took the g Land Beaver vs. the of Millard County, and the source from will be1 present at the Millard Stake Con- the Beaver bottoms will be tried. The ment. ' ' "' ' i , which nearly all the native lumber is drawn Water company and commenference to be held in Fillniore ikiiBILITIBS. over the is for the county. Fillmore also haa a fine deprivation alleged trouble deposit.-..,'....- ' To Mdse. 11,703.85 cing Sunday at 10 a. m'. j water a: fruit and ve- of certain rights. of the farmers .... v... 4,594 J22 creamery. ;At that point, The Blade has served' notice on tha Colonel Holloway is ttie general manager Capital rStock-...s 8,296.11 cetable canning industry could be cre cent to Capital. under ageV members of its; family, tha:t of the company and Mr. Fo theringham, Fifty as 500.00 ated witn a goods prospects Reserve Fund 289.22 any where, in Utah. There are several they must not attend any. more of the vice president.Mr. Reagen goes to Beaver Surplus to Balaaee. . ... . ............ . dances in this locality until tfiey are run as an expert for the company. Judge Day natural reservoir sites adjuc,e nt to the (9,381.41 Tdtal.'i-... w. under decent Tales and enforced to jthe will handle the. case' for the Company town and which will soon be utilized. Aessta-- . . while' Hon. Sam. Thurman will prosecute Cash oh kand. . . . letter,. Eight miles to the south o Fillmore is 11,287.41 send manlof county A prominent tjils 4.663.65 Meadow, one of the most prosperous of . the case for the farmers. Mdie. on hand the followinc encouraging words :MPlease While the train was laying over at Cost all the Millard County towns, and with 1.S77.S of building. I. continue to send me your well appre1,553,00 dairy facilities unsurpassed among the week,' waiting for the locomo- Outttanding account . . . . v. ... last Oasis famour In ia favorite ciated paper it a. mountain towns. A large lumber Indus89,381.41 , oS the tive to 'catch Its wind." Coi. Holloway Total........'. could be built up In that locality. ily and a? wholsomo": director n told the Blade scribe that "Virge" Kelly'a It will be seen from the above that coop-eratid- trySix miles still farther folks. south in an elbow young can he made a success where the Snake Valley con tractor had made the The Deseret school will honor Wash- bad break by saying that Civil Engineer right kind of methods are pursued. At of the mountain range, and on a large fine alluvial soil, is situington's birthday by'an; entertainment in Burhank, also of the Snake Valley Land no time in the history of this lnatitu-tio- n Btretch of most the ated of the southerly town in Millard the Bchool house . on the has it paid as much in expenses a Water company, was one of the finest and The soil of KAKpsn is better a be Col2nd. lb theafternoon there will' in dividends. It is perhaps the only in- Country. mflh he ever met, "because'said the to the growing of fruit and vege childreb's party. Everybody is, cordially I onel wnen the engineer and contractor stitution of the kind in Utah that can say adapted Other like area in Millard tables than any " invited to be present. ; the same. so thick as the tfiaae repesuui-eget "of Kanosh To the southwest County.. ' On arriving at the Oasis station on to be, !ttime One of them was fired' is stiU ia vogue. Sleighing a has there few miles, recenty been fouifid Sunday morning a wide path through and I have selected Mr. Kelly." In justice and Messrs. Stephenson Johnny th?Q croppiugs of hlghgrade, copper the snow was noticed. The" track follow to Virge" we will say .it was the Blade's Blake will J.J. a nest gcfld ore.. On the northern extremity of tendered be; reception ed the routelusually taken by pedestriAns, f1i-- We are strongly impressed that eve of their depar- the same rang there have 'also been found 'evening oh the In reply to a question as to who had suf J Mr Kelly said "Colonel Holloway is the Friday on a mission.. valuable . mines states Southern for the ture of silver lead ores. ficlent public spirit to. make the path, an flnpst man nsever , Of -the 01 attendingiUiuway ine range-- near Iiolden, gold Oaslsafi Eald Lucien Noves. Good for next." If Virge did not We had the pleasure havd wedding reception Of Mr. and Mrs; Willie bearing veins have recently been struck. Lucieni so. Ward eanguine he would say As the mountain chain Tis continuous, Thdse that were present at the social saia it had his memory been jogged. Any- Johnson la i Thursday. The dinner was deserves cake Tho and was upJIfted by the same forces durespecially held at the residence of W. A. and Mrs. how the Blade says it and will stand by superb. Wrn.Probert, Jr., the inaker ing the same geological period, there is Ray on Sunday evening say H was a most the attertlbri even thqugb .it may appear mention., la a professional at fancy pastry and caVdy net the slightest dcbt thatvalueable enjoyable affair. There were ndngsv re somewhat reckless. We ,trust, this . 1 wonder ne nus not mane mines will yet be discovered various, Will induce the Colonel to try making. eltationS,' music ad pleasantry. The S of the to western the all the himself known slopfe will he Tnarriagable along points o'ecapiori bein's "ib. honor of Mrs. Min another year, and that to range. erva Itav who returns td'Provo to care us to continue his subscription - Continued next wnek.) 3rub5. Holden , Feb. 5th , S3 permit for ber sons and .daughtipr tnat are Blade". . the theB. Y A't ' Location blanks for sale at the MERCHANDISE r Li ' . LOCAL speak the truth, and the disgraceful drunkenness and rowdyism that seem to be uppermost at the dances and nightly on the streets must cease, or we will give the Blade an extra whet arid sail in. UV. S. Deputy Marshal W. P. Paine came over from Fillmore on Monday and the next morning went on to Osceola. Mr. Paine' is fully convinced that Wallace C. Tilden went hnder the. ice as stated in last week's Blade. ; Mrs. Effie Shaw.the frail ane that lured' Tilden to his fate, said Mr Pain nearly fainted when told of Tilden's suicide. J. D. Beese, one of the .contractors on1 the Snake Valley reservoir dam, came in from Burbank last week and proceeded on to his home In Fillmore. Mr. Bees' gave us several Interesting items regarding the dam etc. that have already been published in the Blade. Mr. Reese speaks in high term of Snake Valley, its resources, opportunities and attraction.;! The reservoir will etore sufficient water f 60 50,000 acres. M. Reese will return to Snake Valley in the spring, when the canels and laterals .' jwill be completed. On account of the of engravfor Genesis and ings Geology, the subwill ject necessarily be postponed for one issue. All of the engravings to complete the series have been ordered, and on their arrival the subjact will again be taken up and continued to the end without further breaks in its continuity . rwe regret the delay, becausgwe realize eveD better than our readers, that interest Id any subject or paper cau only bo maintained by reg ularity of publication. The usual Friday night bawl" failed to show up last week. 19 it that the young people are exhausted, or is it that the fathers and mothers have taken their dormant thinking aparatus into the backyards and giving them a slight dusting? It the latter, the Blade congratulates and feels tp rejoice in the presence of a newly-bor- n 71b hope that an otince per of grey matter yet lingers in the capital skulls of some of those same fathers and mothers. If the omission of the usual hurdy gurdy like 'bawls'' is owing to the exhaustion of the "kids," it is hoped the exhaustion may continue to exhaust. u his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land , viz i Jane E Ketcham of Burbank, Millard County of Bwbank, Millard Utah, Brick. P. Hockman County, Utah, J. S. Giles of Fiilfoore, Millard Coumty, Utah, Lafy Christopherson of Fillmore Miilard County Utfah,. 1 Brton Groo, Register. G. W. Parks, Atty for Claimants. Is, fat,, j i . . IS pCV.Ccnt on aM FEBRUARY 13 18 9 5 . . Gall on . . MINES AND MILLS. . . , I' J"'-- LLADt . v. L-- In . Jf 4 Utah. VOL. f: rA 1 morefor precinct. It Millard County,, SOUTHWESTERN FUtaaand Eastern Nevada than cla Jt other newspapers published I u . ned tori MUD Us ng fs-doi- son, has the Blado's tbniiScH fu i and all the uiore. eo Ih?chh the ad. was not disco v solicited. Mr. b!vphftnecik'H-ier it to be a good lnvesltui?t The other day a resident is luard to say: "Well we are; to baVe anuther saloon. It may not imprpvli (the mor als of the town but one ih ngj i dead sure, it will improve thequnpim "of th l X ! whiskey, The Holden d ad. will Ld fonnd in another column and ireiM tUntion U drawn to it. It ia one of tjibpfw Stores in. Utah that bus been ruiij iti the inter est of the people, and for thdibian been a reiilblessing in furnishii it tf jrat flai goodsit a mninura proliti j The presence of dlpther a.atj Mock- ley has caused the tenjporArjr (6ing'f Co-o- ; . school. It Is alfco rumorctl Shut there1 is a case of the dread dteeas fa Deei et. The Blade appeal to th people here to exercise just a little iwlre mule seme than was exhibited 11 fiiv month ago. Let the infected rHHVnw t strictly quarintined and precaution be takan to j.rv!nt the ' spreading of thi; contriio j. lAnd.'.the.'lJlade was IfiAL Tm 'black bird' barometer is'O.lK. It began snowing; on Saturday diopilin aiul continued at intervals and" kit id up it ;;j Wfelensdaj" until to .Thanks t)i llojders rtiaaV. roomicg. birds gtrl who interpreted tfce;ju!a lick , ' j. songs for us, wo aro now on) the grat highway to ob'tiifi r.g vatsl iisfe raotr oloical information.; UVijoj-h- i . thi h' ?ul once, in 18 months' We are proifd ot with the feeiimof elation th'it pdiofa with great sucte3, thefj I ntes fiioliri u! ' weather nailscjuarely on sadness when jve remetubrf thnt vr told Supt. Marx 00 Saturday Unornin.1 that hef need irve iii.;?ivn;-- s z ut c.r.fi-done- e its storming that dyV au-sawn city; JnJuc?-in our tirvi th'o to him to go Xoc,. Marx w hereby .vlthdraw, th.it u j watlr ; , l'rtX ; -- tunatepridictio.. , i ' r |