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Show of this city docs not effect the peoJustice Court. of ple Robinson. The order of the bourd of health Henry Kay of Mona was in this this in of in is full city published luMi-.liecity Monday ami toward evening every Friday .it Nephi City. he indulged too freely in liquor, for column and its another speaks Vtitli. and while in that condition be Mr called on Lis father-in-laHENRY ADAMS. Publisher. leter Christisim. and undertook to give the old gentleman a thrashTERMS: ing, and no doubt be would have it had it not been for One Year acompli-he- d rld'u Larsen 0. of Funeral tin' timely arrival of neighbors Corporal George 5uo. Six Months w ho interfered with his program. TV. Three Mouths, at Levan, Mr im ai.w us in' A Kay was looeked up and spent mornthe night in jail. Tue-ila- y The remains of Corporal Geo. O he helore .Justice was taken ing i 1, Il.. Lir-ei- i. ErlflVtl ill Inf A. I'lnh VoluntBattery for la- - spTe was taxed Sutton and iilu in liinit ami one of the Manilla eer-, dollais or lift) days. Kay fifty c y y i'SJW hr .TTTrrjF was placed in bis native '.as taken to jail lmt later in the Jsoil in J.evan cemetery. Feb. loth Nephi City Directory. day some of lii.s Mona friends came Won! was reeied at 12 to his Haio. e and paid the lilty oV.oek was the enroute that body Isaac II. Glare, Mayer. dollars and he was released. fr.un Dover, his home, but despite Geo. W. Keml.lli. Marshal. 4 Kate L. Daxiiiau, Heronler.; tb short notice, the funeral was Martha Iaxmau, one of tl e, largest seen here. The Caught iu a Trap. of tin Peace. Peter Sutton, hearse carrying the casket, arrived Col M IL'IUN at 3:1 p. in. accompanied by Israel It.ile, William Borrowman a lad about several arriages, from Gunnison Thomas Collision. lo years of age, was at the San I'ayetteand Dover. The hearse Dete TVothy Hoyt. Valley Ry. depot T y escorted byueteu of the Utah Voi- ,1. W. Grace afternoon, and for some reason, James K. 01c Miei'sou. uiiteers. on horse back and in in of Eil. best known to himself, lie went - THE NEPHI RECORD. d Levan i s I . a- -. re-cu- I'lea-ure- .hi-Hic- Consult County Clerk and Respective Signers for Further Information. Pino Wines, SUMMONS. Wliislicys Brandies, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF JUAB And Genuine luqiorti-i- and Dometii County, State o' Utah. Summons. Annie V. Johnson. Plnintiff, vs. Will. M. Johnson, Di feni.iut. The State of : You are Utah tc the salt hereby summoned to appear within High Grads Domestic and Importei twenty Cays after the s reive ot thissutn-nu- i s upon you, ii sirvid within the Cigars. Countv in which this action is breught, otherwise within thirty days after Utah and defend the above entitled ac- Nephi City, ea-- e in so ot to do. and failure tion; year judgment w i,i b.- ivum-reagainst you according to the demand of trie complaint which within len days alter service of tins summons on you v, ill be iiled with the Clerk if said Court. Attorneys-at-La- w. W. A. C. TkvAn, Pl intiffs Attorney. Eureka City, Utah. i. O. Address, Nephi, Juab County Utah . Fir-l Publication Fell pith. 1auil l ser-vii- , - d. r. ue-da- uui-Jfor- charge urgent the school Terms of Fifth Distnc t Cent For children, wire given a holiday, 1000. Hags were at half mast, and all business houses were closed. Washinuton Covn rv. bong before! the procession aniv-ed- , the meeting house was so filled Tuesday January 2. that many, had to remain out side. Tuesday April IT. J. There were also several carriages Tuesday September went out to meet the remains. I no m County. - Clark, of Dover. into a merchandise car. Shorty came the after, along and agent locked and sealed the ear with the b y inside. The car was attached to the regular traiu and started on its destination to San Fete. Just as the train started the locked up boy began to kick auil scream but other than his playmates, no one heard him. The car was stopped at Fountain Green 15 miles away and unlocked and to the surprise of the conductor in unloading the merchandise, he had to cheek one The boy was more boy over. than hurt, but has made frightened up his mind to keep oat of merchandise cars, i the future. The boy was brought back home on the San Pete valley train Wed- All j Tuesday January t). Tuesday April 21. Tuesday September 11. Heaver County. Tuesday February 0 Tuesday May 22. Tuesday October 9. JuAn County. Monday February ID. Monday June 4. Monday October 29. The standard price iu this city for whipping ones father or father-in-lais fifty dollars or fifty days, w cheap enough are contempting gaveling their sidewalks could get a pattern by observing the material used and neatness of construct-iof the sdewalk in front of the Tabernacle. m The Robinson correspondent to the Salt Lake Herald in last Tuesdays daily says. The people t Uohinson and Mammoth are indignant at theeoUrse pursued by the towns of Mercnr and Nephi quaranting tig dust them, particularly!! Mtiour, where, it is Slid, there are thirteea c.ues of this in Lid piiemic vailed smallpox. Dr. D. O. Miner ot It jhinson said to The Henilil this morning that tker was no sign of smallpox in Rohinsow, nor any tickue. s in any way lesomhling it, neither are there He any cases in Sdvr City oi jDiamoad. was a eaid that there farther supect iu to detersoon too t was Mammoth, but it mine what the ailment actually is. Mislead, ing reports having been sent out from various places ooneeramg the Tintic district as a whole have had a disastrous effect On railroad travel and hoteljbuMiiess in general. Fortunately the epidemic said to have prevailed in Eureka, has not spread into otliet towns in Tintic, thiough good executive ability mi tlia part of those liaving tiie heal tli board in charge. Tbe order of the board of health loe i.el apply to any other part of than tho.-Tintic Mining arts which is or has been afflicted with contagious diseases and if the prosperous town of Robinson is and lias been free from contagious disease of course the quarantine order Di.-tri- et, The ilearse,wasproliisily decorated with Americau Flags, as was also several of accompanying vehicles. When the casket, was placed in the meeting house, a wreath of floral offerings, .the tribute of loving relatives and trieuds was strewn, around the coffin. After the siuging by the choir, The Lev. II. H. McCrawry, oi Salt Lake City spoke, paying a very high tribute to the young soldier, and speaking very feelingly and consoling the mourning relatives. Mr. lieddington, also spoke of words encouragement, to many those that were left to mourn. It was about 5 o'clock when the immense crowd left the Meeting House. The weather, was cokl and stormy, but this did not dampen the feelings of the people, as they were determined to do honor to the memory ot one of Utahs brave sons, who had died iu a distant land for his country. Multitudes, of people, that had no opportunity, to ride, walked to the cemetery, and through, the falling snow muddy sidewalks, when the procession arrived at the cemetry, the pallbearers, under command of Sergeant Ed. Clark, carried the remains to the grave, after the body bad been lowered, it was covered with the American Flag, and a shower of beautiful flowers. Prayer was then ofiered up by the Lev. H. 11. McCiawry, after which a solute of time shots were tired over the grave, and taps were blown by trumpter G ;o. Gledhill, of Gunnison. The young soldier was then left to remain, with the silent uus around him. Corporal Ge O. Larsen was horn at Dover Sanpete Co. Utah March Sth lS7i. When the ctll for volunteers was made, he was one of the first to oiler his service.-- , and enlisted in lJuttry A Utah volunteer.-- , he was made corporal, and done active service iu the I'hiilipines Islands, where he was stricken with a 'caver, form which lm died, Dec. loth Is. is. liis pa:-- 1 cuts was residents of Levan for several years, before moving to Dover Sanpete Co. His father died some years ago and was buried iu the Levan cemetery, also a brother and sister were burie 1 there. o Tuesday January ltd. Tuesday Api il 10. Tuesday .September 25. Mii.la.kd County. who LIQUOR STORE, e j Those lamt l Burton Notices. w e nesday'. William J II. Probate and Guardianship r. houtz, Summons. Atto rn ey-a- tCOURT OF THE Fifth Judicial District oi tbe State of Provo City, Utah, Sitting in and io Ji.ab County. Delilah Woolcoek plaintiff, vs. Joseph Wojlcock Def ndant. Summons. The State of Utah to the said defendant: Y'ou are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days at.er the service of this summons upon you, if bet within the Law. IN THE DISTRICT - GhorScs county lia which this acti 'i - brought, otherwise, within thii.y ,' aoer ser- "titled ac-- I vice, and defend the tion ; ned in cate of yon '"oti'i'o, ' ou judgment w'll be rernii . a ..e .1 demand to the ie .npltlnl according of which a copy is herewilu served upon you. EDWARD PIKE, Attorney for Plaintiff. Postoflice address: Eureka City, Juab County, Utah. Bank Bj'! n-.- o- First publication March 2, I POO. Summons. IN THE JUSTICES COURT, IN AND for the Nephi Precinct, City of Nephi, County ot Juab, State of Utah. Betore William Stout, J ustice of he Peace. C. K. Foote Plaintiff, vs. D vld Broad-heaDavid B. Broadband, Hyrurn Broad'nead and Samuel Broadhead, ts. Summons. The Staie of Utah to the Defendants: You are hereby summoned to appear before the above entitled court within ten days aftt r theserviee of this summons upon you, if served within the county in Which tnis action is d, Oeroisy, ATTORNEY-AT-LA- i- i Utah ProvoICIty. btah. ti-- .j, I THURMAN l WEDGWOOD, Attorneys Room I and at - Law. - 3,, irst National s PROVO. Bank Building, - UTAH c. BRYAN W. A. At torn cy h . - Nephi t-- La THOMAS MARR10NEAUX, District Attorney Fifth brought, otherwise, within twenty days after this service, a id defend the above entitled action; brough' against you to recover the sum of fGO.OO with interest Beaver City, d images done to plaintiffs bay and for All sheep men wishing to shear crops, by defendants horses and cattle, the fall of 1898. And to recover their sheep at Juab will find good during the sum of j35.C0 with interest, for damdone to plaintiffs hay by defendants N. A. shearers, abundance of feed, plenty ages ROBERTSON, horses and cattle during the fall of 1S99, of water and the best of accomodat- and for costs of suit, and in case of your failure to do so, judgment will be renAttorney-at-taw- , ions. Terms reasonable. dered against you accord. ng to the demaud of the complaint. A. L. Jackman, Given under my hand this 9th day of Eureka City, Juab, Utah. February 1900. Sheep Men Attention. WILLIAM STOUT, Justice of tbe Peace. T. L. Foote, Attorney for plaintiff. First Publication Feb. 9, l!KM. Important Notice. Utah - District. - Utah ... Utah. EDWARD TIKE, Attorney-at-Law- , To our customers: Not ice is hereby given that, henceforth our Iiarb.tr Shop will cise promptly at 9:30 p. m. each and every evening, except Saturdays, when, we WILL CLOSE AT 10 O'CLOCK F. M. The above will app'y for each and every patron and we mean what we say, and in explanation of the above rules of the eh sing hours of the shop, we stale that that it is the custom of all shops throughout the State to close at 8 o'clock p. m. weekdays, except on Saturdays. We further Stan: that we ate able to in the oi, d can do at) t lie o line by 10 oeh ck p. m. Saturdays, and by closing ut that hour it will save t.s flora the uorry anil annoyw ho call in after ance cf the j of the s,i a,.' r. who thereby ti e clu-,ino m hinder a r, ri Cel.,. ii- er-or- Tnn-snri- -s al .s n' peifor-iuar.e- of our w We earnest,'.! inti xicatid in .o', e Robert Pyper, PAPER HANGER. Also keeps a samples ot full line WALL PAPER on hand to order from, and cun save you money. Prices rnn from 4 cts. per - Stott, STOTT . & Utak. Joel Jenifer JENIFER, , Attorneys-at-Law- Eureka, Utah. T. L FOOTE, 4 roll and up. Call and See Samples. Main St. Nephi, Utah. At(onrey-at-r,a- iks Robinson BLACKSMITH. O. W. . . - Nephi City, w, . - who are of i :l iluence -r Attorney Salt Lcke City, at-r,a- w, - . Utah, IlorsetJioeing anil repairing of Farming Impli-rnent- s a Specialty. We and make room (hr mu patrons. ask tliPt every pi'isoo.ije tve ice above rail's as we w.;i ru.i u..ii.i y circumNephi City, O we earnstance deviate ti IT f.o li. i .ii.ritf shop estly ask ii it ;,r m e rule by give Us tie I,, i . i liforcing ii.e ,,,1, ,, - :l 7. id be of espsjtal in neili in im. - - Uta1'. ' . H.-- . . W. Vv . Jenkins, Win. Sperry, Robert Lomax, Barbers. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. AJxton, fer Main St,, Nephi. FIRST rJATIOrjAL SADR of rjEFHI. J Store. . I i - Gtxjoltcxl : $50,000. Surplus, 30,000. .U Paper Hanging and Sign Painting. Or leave orders at Pexton Bros, 3EO. C. WHITMORE, President. XV. S. McCORNICK, C. S. TINGEY, Cashier. i CALL ON 31. a- Utah. Dowers, t liquor to rein, no away unlit they are better fitted to give us their patronage. Loafers wl! please give us the go by j B. N. C. ol . - Eureka City . V GENERAL Nephi C-t- BANKING IN BRANCHES. y ALL ITS Utah. |
