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Show in r3 u Iftekly Newspaper, Devoted to the geiulfal interest of the people of San Pete and surround ing countief. abacnflloiii 12.00 One year, 1.25 Six months. .75 Three months, i AdTrU)ld Rates an AppllMIltB. to the communications Address Skstisel Comcast, HoM P. 0. Box 57, Manti, U. T. Jx s. T. JakemA, Manager. LOCAL ITEMS. Who sayS the failroSd to Manti? , There Grand fe a Griers Hall, Lep , W, 11. Folsom, E .icf.j Manti residence for sale. not c'cflnifttf is ; Yeaf Party ! iff j is offering fos Wtf acknowledge the receipt of offoc ial ptfpers ftorii HonJ.T. Caine. There built fs to onr Main tunTor. u petite. They seem to be perfectly in toxicated and reckless of danger, venturing into certain destruction. I have known instances where good colonies were so reduced by fighting while rob bing that they in turn fell a prey to similar marauders. Yet I seldom lose a stock by robbing. I simply keep the entrance closed, leaving, during spring, a passage for the bees it work. It is true, I have lost a few, when the other bees took the honey, but they would haye been lost in any case. A great many apiarians leave their entrance wide open in spring. They seem to disregard the opportunity it gives robbers the full advantage to the entrance. It is like setting the door of your dwelling open, to tempt the thief, aad then complaining ol the consequence. Let it be understood, then, that all good stock, Under ordinary circumstances, will take cart of themselves. Nature hai provided ffieans of defence, with instifet to di feet its use. There Is a prevalent opinion that robbers often go to a neighboring lhfe, kill oft the bees first.tlnd then take posession of the spoil. I have never yet discovered one fact to corroborate thisj although I have watched very closely. Whenever, bees have lost all their stores at a period wHen nothing was to be obtained front flowers, it is evideht that they rdust Soon starve and dissapear in a few days. This would naturally give rise to the supposition that they had been! killed by the robbers. Joseph S. BRAiTHtfrAiTE. ' County bee Inspector, Manti March 5thj 1888. THE SLIFE MYSTERY. be a Methodist Church Street. S say dame iht Post Mdrtem Examination , tiver tlte Remains of Samuel Slife, Vf tairiiieitii ivho supposed to have been Poisontd. Conference wai adjourned for three ffffonthsf The Notice of t H ditfc and ' plricfc will be givfcn. tVe hear that the play of the Colleen iff Manti bjr a Bown is to be produce Ltfst Wfednesday Wehadd local tom combinat!i6h COiffpany; U this so? Fainffeft, announcing the death of Samuel Slife of that town, since the artvcle A wag ha's pencilled trnder the was written by our correspondent tbfe of a comer lot for sale in affair has become one of considerable Salt Lak6 at Ih'eSfe flgftffSs f "Jfi.OoP interest. It appears that his death wds ooo. very sudden and the mote people of it the more they bfecome inDr. W. H. St.John vtas called yery thought terested. The affair finally resulted as tuddinly yestercray to wait on Mr; John follows : ThoruVn of Sterling, Who Was thought to Last Wednesday Dr. St. John were be dying frofri erysipelas'; telegraphed for to go to Faitaiew to nfortem exdminatioff on the vOir correspondent at Ft. .Grieni .R- hold aofpost Samuel Slife agd 67 ,y, fears ana body it in the school at tharplace eports vry a was buried on thfe r8th of who months favorable .Condition. ,57 pjtfpite tkfvtf February afid exhumed on thb tst bf been enrolled during the last tefrn. Mhfch, and who was supposed to ha$b fine selection 0 apple tffee's, is n6w difcd under Suspicious circumstances.'. ,A 'for salt tft Josepn S. jBafth'waitrf six blocks west of the temple, Manti; also Following is the official returns froffl the lumbard poplar shade tfees. from the Six to nine feet in height; ifS i Fos't MORTEM EXAMINATION. Last Thursday ft postfflortetf examinathe outh tion was held A happy event occured in Samuel Slife of Ward on the 1st, of March. Brci. Kj&r Faifview, wRo- upon it was alleged should claims he was hot a March Wind;. have died uiider suspicious dlcumstfta; but a start for 4 City Coundlmafn All ces. The body was exhumed after hae: concerned are doing, well including iftg been buribd for oer a wefeR and thl Louis, an3 the SenTineL wfehfes them pqst morterii examination was conductstfjoy. ed by Dr. Win. H. Olsten of Ephraim Dr. W. H. St. John of Jpahti, witll It is hard to get the insidf ,raCk of and Icind ass istahee of L)fs. H. Lindlby of Mi: railroad companies, but if t,he people of Pleasant and E. H. St. Johh of Mantjj. have a' chancf to ride dpnt of the post mortem examinaresult The hind the Irpfn horse all the w.flv from Slife died frdin home J o the Metropolis next fa)!, then tion is that aid Samuel natural causes, chronic inflamation of 6t a accuse the SentineL can. you being the Bladatjy, and extension pf inflaljia-tio- n poor uesser.' Thats all. to the excretive stitidture of the , are kidneys.' A number of young men of Wm. H. Olsten Ml D. getting up a- Negro Minstrel, enjertain-.pten- t Wm H. St; John M. D. for the benefit of Geo. Peacock, Iteid K. the pjosecutiijg AtW. Esq. are There pf Stirling.' about.twpnty in the company ,and tleir show torney summoned a jury who after view: fiemheys ;to be a success., ..Thqvcfiiange ing tire body and hearing the evidence-overdict of .trie, doctors returned will no doubt be highly appreciated. death front natural causes. Some very appropriate rks.were made at conference with. tegd,,,to the JotjtTAISf GKSEit tendeij that obtains among the bezldtiful is pleasantly doming The of class distihction. It Was spoken of as a sin. We are afliberty downi to shun the vicfpus, to scorn all kinds pf Thie. , newly fallen snow meanness, but; we.must pot despise any inches God. deep. being made in the image of '1 .. Feb. 2$th pursuapi Wednesday Last last t'.Qnthe afternoon of Sunday, the trustees pay of Conference, President Peterson to a call df iheeting by the schpal officially announced that our churches a building committee for our new school yrere to be used for religions services house was elected. ppfy. The announcement seemed to A number, of our. citizens- have takp meet with general favor. It,, is qnite the Colorado fever. ..Some, left here , true, tha is times past it ,waf. necessary twiddle of fast month, to visit that all our public gatherings should be about.t.he etc. jn Coloracjp. and make observations in. jield phe building, that necessity made These parties have given such good acit propef; The need no longer exists, .1 counts .qf the, country, ithf about nine pf. families left hete;by rail ,pn the 27, ul BEES! BEES 'BEKS! to make their homes with the Saint in . FOR SALE. . j t We are prepared this spring to sell that country. fifty Stands of Bees. Warranted to be in Prof, of tjllecuticm, good condition...The mystery of Bee is Mr. Arop. Johnson, here giving Wessons to. quite litih Keeping explained to purchasers. Call class. They h4ve in. preparation aptj.Wili . or write for terms. play nextFriflay evening on the ,.inst;j Wm. BrAjthWait and Co, 4 blocks West of Tabernacle, the well knownetitimental and beautiful Drama East Lynne, The theatre 47 Manti, Utah. , goers here may expect a treat1 Mrj GARDENERS CLUB. Johnson is working in earnest .and will spare no pains in. making it. the best . A club with the above name has re- they have seen, in his line, this season. cently been formed in Manti, with a The company will probably visit other membership of aboiit forty enterprising towns in the county. Citizens. The object f the club is to be a medium through which fanners can CIRCLVliib ITEMS. obtain a market fotall their products and (Piute County,) dispose of them to the j. r It will readily be understood that this is has Measles in ouMittle broken in. out a timely move, the advantage of which cases having.been reported. can hardly be overestimated. Every village, two farmer and gardener in the county ought Otherwise, health of the people is generto join this club. ally good. :i Oh, what pleasant weatherll is the general remark. It seems that Spring WHEN TO LOOK OUT FOR ROBhas really come. Already the winged BERS. warbler is filling the- air with his- shrill 1 notes, reminding us of the pleasant ' Editor S'entineiH Spring. . A little after on first the pleasnoon, ant clay, at any time before honey is obThe C. V. Dramatic Company jjave tained plentifully, look out for robbers. lately favored us with some nice enterTo get to robbing, bees must be first tainments. Considering the practice they tempted, and rendered furious. A dish have had, iheij work is worthy of great of refuse honev left near them is some praise. Plenty of talent in Utah, only times sufficient to set them at work; also give them a chance an insufficient supply, when led. After i Ero. Win. Manguni. an old Yeteran they hae once commenced it takes an astonishing quantity to stamte their ap has gone to rest. Brother Mangum was vu - . - , - i ; atter-daySain- js KILLS A MOUNTAIN LIOX. born in Titishimingo Co., Alabama, Dec. i5th, 1S11. He Joined the Church of Latter-daSaints at an early date, and A Brave lad 19 , years old, aided by was among the first settlers of Utah. two dogs killed a hugs Mountain He died Feb. a6th 1888, in full fellowship Lion Without I loapons. to the Cause of Truth. He leaves a wife, seven children, 41 grandchildren and twenty-twgreat grandchildren. EditorSkntineu A few days ago, on of the natives of this place, by the name cf Snow Santaquin, a young man about FIRST DISTRICT COURT. the age of 19 or 20, went out hunting Last Yednesday in the first District horses, taking along with him a number Court at Provo a divorce was granted of dogs. Following the road which leads in the case of Christina Me Lane vs. up to the mountains around Mt. Nebo William McLane. Defendant agreed to on the east side, he was at once startled by the roar of a Mountain Lion, which support the children. The sentence of Fredrick Wright was not in the least excited him. But being in close quarters, and not Set for March 10th. On the following bills, U. S. vs. James Hanson; U. S. vs. able to retreat, charged the dogs upon Peter Madsen ; U.S. vs. Thomas Wright the monster, who bounded up a hill arid the people vs. Christen JUstesen, the with lightning speed, but bein (allowed grahd jury repotted advetsely. An or- by th dogs, which were in hot pursuit der was entered for the dismissal of after the anitnal, running him Up into a these cases ahd the discharge of the de Clift ot rocks, and holding him at bay, until the brave lad arrived to the scene feiidant.s Christian Li Thorp, arraigned fof un of action. The boy, seeing his position, and withlawful cohabitation plead guilty. l)e; fendant was ready for Sentence. Tafe out weapons, and n Other material at last marriage Mas fdimed twenty year hand but cobble rocks, picking up one dgo, and the youngest child was over tw o of these and throwing it at the monster, years of age. Defendant wa4 sentenced hitting it between the eyfes, fell it to the to six month in the pen and f 100 fine, ground, this kas in quick Succession folSoren N. Sorensen was arraigned on low by another, which caught the animal an ihdictHient charging him with unlaw- in the Small of the back, and disabling ful tohrfbitStion and plead guilty. Ill it. The boy seeing it was time to Set, youngest Child waS born last June. De- ran up, andacatching hold of thfe lions sentenced to four months tail, twirled it round and round arid fendant in the pen and to pdy the costs ot pfdsfe- - beating it with a loaded quilt. Finally, Hfe killed it bv the help or trig Ifik LudtigSon waS Arraigned PH the dogs, arid was ndt In the least wounded He nor scared. Bringing it home it was charge of ti triad fill Cohabitatioh. plSad guilty, drorriised to obey the law noticed, that it Was of yellowish brown arid was allowed td go on llis own color, from tip to tip 8 feet B inches and recognizance. HtS sChtfcncfc tHi set for of a very powerful bhild. If Isuch deeds aS tills, Should be recorded, tliink this thfe SeptEiflber Ibhfl; one tfUght to be the first on the list. . nftfiibNT; .A jloUBg tridh fexcfdhtied other Indianola, Ftn; S3, iS3& night al he toped abottt too qrunk to fc! I khow what He was Sdying ; NOTICE. kjnow I knott Iant going to Hll sure. In the Probate Court In and fdf Sad Jlic But its for her sake hie! How What aji admission Pete County Utah Territory degrading hie! In the Matter of the Estate of Niels for a young man of ihtelligehce, and Vliat a beastly state to. be ih: That C. PoulSen, Deceased, Notice of tide pldfcfe fol Probate of Will. idling man, at least, to judge from the and Noticfe is hfeleby given that Monday sentiment he expressed,1 'would, be better offlf prohibition vfferfc enforced In Manti. the 26th day of March i8S3 at II oclock A: M. of said daV; fit the Colirt Rootn of Many more tfrho hate not ackndwledgEd Sffid Court at the City ofMdhti is set for it ate in tH sanle bdat. t tile proving bf the last Will Atvd of Niels C: Poulsfen debeased, and A Soiux squaw belonging to "Btlfeilo llkaring the applibatibh ol Christian LUnd Bills trqttp has recently givCii bltth to dnd Frfedrick Jbnsen lot lettefs whfen Sny pferson interested a daifglri,fer in London. ThiS.is, as far as krioxn. the first iHdian child both in nidy dfi(ieat and content the sdid will Europfe: The littlfe child ItaS balled and Miay ftlb objCCtiohS In Writing to the Frances Victoria AlexandrJ aftbf.Mrs gtanilng of letters testatilelitafy to sdid Cleveland, tne Qubfcn of fifriglahd ind ChriStlatl Lund ahd FiCUetick IChsen; JortN ReHj PrdbdtS Clk. the Pnhcess of Wdles. DdtSd Mdtfcll 5 1888. 49 3 y o . TeSta-trifen- testa-nlhhtaf- NoficS OR PUBLICATION. Nd;i$39: NOTICE; , LandOfflce at SdltLakfetUty,Utaii March 5. 188. Notice ifi hereby gl veH th&t the settlers xiave filed following-ntliiie- d thfeir notice of iritentioti td irakc if proof suppah of tHfilf tlltltns and that Bdia proof will be fbiidfe before the botinty Clefk of San rate Cofinty, at Manti, rtltahi bn Ved nesday, Afiril 11, 1888, viz i Martin Wfight, D. S. No; 9807for tbe.N. E. j . E. 4; Sec. 9, ana N. $ S. pL & V. N: IV. i. Sec;. 10; Tp 15 8.; It. 4 E. Hb names the following witnesses to prove his contifiuoiis fbsidence uoh, and fiultivatibn of. said land vii J. B. Irtinter, Barnes ,Ciuhbellj C. A; Wheel ijbk and .Lark Thbnipsoti all of SanPete Co. Utah, Also jflhies B. Hunter, D. S. Nj). 9808 fot the J8 ; E. 4 8. E: i, Sec. S. W. i S. tv. ; Sec. 10 W;- N; w: Sec. 15, Tp. 15 S.JGL.,4 E. He nalhes the following witnesses to . , i i i NbticH is herfeby giyStj tiiat the fcjtizehs cbliipoging theTwiri t'retk ReserVoifr Assobiatibh frill ffieet St thfe house bf Jdhn Haslfer in Mautit Pieilsant; fe&U peto cbtintj; Utah TJitritory; b'H Motida. thb 2fith dfiy UF Mdich, 1888, at 7 bclbck p; til. for the pbFptJSe ofelebtlng biheers fdf feaid edmpahy, under Set;: 2 of aH act entitled An Act Uothpiling tHb Laws Relatihg to the IncorpoF atlbn bf Irrigation Cbmpdfalfek John Reibj Cotint fclerk DHted MSrch 5, 1888: 493 ESThAy NciflCE. 1 Q 9-- - .i , .Ik 1.- - - . , . ! 1 I M i 1 ! , , . , r i . . . . - ...... Don't You It! Forget The only genuine D O Y3 ' - ESTId . San- - . ! low figure. TT- - jI J P71 k 1 1 rH f fl I I r fri if 1 f vj,'n ol mor prprauon tfltn Uod Hondrvd TiMMod for patnu is tb Ufiiud ppHetko Forairn eotnw inoo pollithr toolsetthom tolicttoro AmHoa eonttnuo lor ptonU, ooreftta trdomarks, copy- rifbto,to, lor tbo United Motes, and Uk obtain pateota in Canada England, Franca, d alt aictar countriaa. Their anta i$ nnaoalad aod their laeilitiee ara erpen n&snr Dfmwtare and etweiltMttoni rPfrred and filed the Fataai OAea m short bottca. Terms eery Ka aha a lor exantnaiioa ol modettf Naytstla W1 drawings. Adnca by mad frea PaUknU obtained Lhroufh Mnnnduo.arenotlood jbtha SCIENTIFIC AMERICAfiT which bad lb lirjrtet ctroulaUoa and is the most intloetttial toevspepaf ol iu kind published in the world. adrmhtafaa m kneh ft aotaeo 97917 pateauo ftndetotaada. This largo andtobrndidly iilostratad nswtpapeF Ift phbhahad vtTEEK.L at $8.00 a year, anaia ftdmitned to tb bast paper devoted to sotenoe. meeha&ioa VnveoUona, anglaaanng works, and other, departments of iodustriak progress pub lianad in any oonntir. It oontains the names df 11 patentees and title of every invention patented bach weak. Try it loot months fof 00s dollar. Bold by atl newsdealer. . If yon bavn an invontloa to patent write to Mona $ Oo publishers of Seiantifia Aj&artfNMb 111 Broadway, New York Handbook mailed frea. Send all orders to ChakLes Mcsra, urttiu, Sterling. 8 AN HONEST OPINION. Temple Office, Manti Utah. Johnson. I take pleasure in attesting to the rceritB of Johnsob's EbSEJicu o Lli having used it personally, and also in my family, with the most gratifying results. I cohslder It a fafe, prompt and efficacious ifso. B. MaIbbn. rehiedy, anftraae Johnsons Epstrttee of Life is sold at the Manti Store, price 50 Mdlifti'MoJioa'Moby Asaai . cts. per bottle. -BfO, C. E, do-ri- p zewbi t 1 .saaasy", juerizBo ueQi eiqanAUI NOTICE. VQttl uaawd Os, !o f He publIc of mantL 2nupao ,na tUAk WWW i.ugnv. WVI.OV -- frill k8bp A Supply OF Beef at fill pa. 'nawiad tiriies kt the Show Staild; Manti, ppvm w, Qp. 6881 iOj The highest price paid for all hvnNNV kindS of Hides-Q238 Call bit Mh Gtfri; S'nbwj ilain HI, .Hi., vwawnt wa Btfbfctj Manti.; .oorxivsijnx . . j- - eul ej J A. LbH'itjrj teuj.peet J.rf.dbhiHili Etq: Aftfcf tlSihg ytiUr Electric Lihi-merifi blir family fof i0 yehfS, fre it SSTima takb pibasUi-- ih teebminenditig it td the public; nS the beSt for Rheumatistn, Cdlib; Crdihps, Sprains; Bfuist-S- Bufiis, Cuts; fete.; 0000009 , fof hiiii'dreh with Stihilher Coliiplaihtit cAhnot be beat Jos. T. Iitinbi. N. McEUau Ffbvb; Mirth S6. 18SB. And , SbTICfe; that there fr'ili fiferebf given of ithemeeting MantL the slidre-holdfei-f- bfe of e HietdiHg v held iii. the Council Ilbusfe oh Salurdajt March 17;1888, Itietitbtion, ISM I. better than ever, and should be In the hand at 7 oclofck p. tli. fbf thfe jjtirhbsfe Toteverv peraon contemplating buying ((PrflO; ot voting Itpoli the propbitlbn; tb cfPLANTS BULBS. &Si 8.S5 tllfe rfedilbe of tfluitraUons, and nearly 150 pape tf ilin capital stbek; tjy dlspos thousand, tp uy, and where to get it, and naming Lowerf of thni. portion bf iHfe Eht4 for honest goods. Price of GUIDE only lOcentn, ft Certificate good for 10 cents worth of Svtdft. land, feilfiatfed ifi tthat is SJtiiLS VICK, SEKD.nAN, Uocbesier N khown as Jns. Crafrfiords Sbb., and also thiit Which is kilBvfen as tlife ox pasttlfe ljiftg west of the old field, to taking in shares for tlie sfeme. A ptihcttial attenaJ,nce is rejuestea, as it will require a tivo third vote bt .the t)BAL9 iri. till kilids of Mnsical capital stock to be represbHtetl ih M ferbiidriciise . ofdpr to' do buinfiSs. , stationery, ,, ol riiilline Radies By brdef of thfe Trest. & I3bard tos, iH fcbrfa-pinJi- stofck-holde- rs B A. G. , SMYTH; ilANTI, , YOU WONDER WHY Aj.Mciljit,. , the ary J; Whit. Poundkeeper. 28, 1888. - , Sj . , Hamlin. (n Insurance, .pioo ih North Carolin. .writef from iyVin., as, .follows:," Ev?f sine. Jr Rtm .vpars of age I have 1 d- what jh. dorters. pall trip diseam, and .which I fall white swelling. My hip waa drawn ut of plerk, Thera was a awellihg at, tin wlieffc there ,is a prpiusO runt' t, ping, whiqh has been there for.yeara, Ol fouree this hat greatly depleted my ayii tem, together with surgical operation og the leg bone., 1 tried every kpowo blood purifier, to build rip my system, but .pond 8. I use.jt did sue guqd Uritil I took 8 It nlWaJs .brfilitl tga iilp,a tr.ry spring. giving sue appetite and digestion, and (pa-Ilesue ,fe stand the Jong, trying, enervating, hot summer days. To me theri is to such medicine for purifying the blood and building np the waeted system ata (j S. S. On using it I soon beenme ettong f bode and easy of mind. My color (banged from a pale, worn look to a . healthy, robust oomplexion. Mr. G .,iN. prizzel, of Farmersville, Tsias, writes,: " About August 1st, 1808, aw sruptiofi .appeared On my arms and legs, winch pained me much and seemed to affect my physical condition generally. On the advice of a physician at this place, 1 finally commenced using Swift's bpecifio. 1 am gl.d Jo say that after using three large bottles the sores have all healed" Treatise on BIod and Skin Disease mailed tree. TbK SWIFT SrKCIFlC CO Drawei 3. Atlanta, (la. llr.pf.. . nearly fifty years eidstehca the AhnericSfi AgFfciilLiirist - 1 yne-join- . 150 tre;can give somiich ior th.paoiiey? 'Thousands say this-ibpir letters. It is Becausoafter plate.are made it costs far , lss proportiqtiately tb pfinoO, fJQO Copies tnan' 190,000. Dvirin its 1 r8wtlln. of the best known Machine is sold in Peie Couniv by i FekoEkIck Cbristenpks of Kaiumew, Prophiui a card by mail.inferiBewAle of cdunteffeita and or hnili' lions now going the rounds. Dont be deceived by them The avv Co.,NewipperAavertum?Barenn,10Sprna Goininp Do.' kTIC Still lfads and- b,kiW york.aud (uUparUBuiarMtUl Cased endures all tests. 47; by return maJ. Vcuii Bengal Poplar and Balm of Gilead Shade Trees for eale at Funks Lake, San Pete. Will deliver the trees to any point in San Pete on reasonable terms. I will furnish parlies having taken land up under the Timber Act, with trees or cuttings at a very w , , SHADE TREES. . Mantk-Febiu- Jaines Cambell and, Jtaflin Wright all of San Pete Couiit Utah; .nd notice is give(j that Sine Ffandsenjojie of the heirs of Joseph Frjmdsetij, of Mount Pleasant, San Pete Co.. Utah, has filed notice of intention, to makeSnal proof on his desef Iftnd claim, No. ll7o for the Lot s Sec. 6, Tp. 15 S., R.4 E. before th Jtegister am, Receiver at Salt Ladce City, Utah, on Wednesday the 11th. ;day of ApriL 1858..,,. He names tjthe, following, fitnesses to prov, the complete irrigation and of Saiji land, viz reclaimatipn Peter Madsen, Rasmus Madsen, rj and Hyrum George Frandsen, Frandsen all of Sah Pete Cctmty, Utah. i D. WEBB Register. T, C. Bailey. Atty. Mar7Aprll NO. 47. DitbctOTBl r, One red, heifer, white under belly,' iy; Iltc.,Btc.;Etc; I .. left jhip hole in left ear, branded on jno. L. BecII met If said dnimal is not dalHfed with- MaiitijSari Pete,Utah, Feb. 20.1888 TEA VHER of Vocal and Instru W; in tejkdays from date will be sold to th :48 45 nientdl itwic. 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