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Show certificate shall be signed by the city re - CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED, torder. who shall seal the same with To the Editor: Please inform your he seal of the city. Sec. 5. Any person licensed as herein readers that I have a positive remedy for provided who shall knowingly give, sell , the above named disease. By its timely or otherwise dispose of any intoxicating use thousands of hopeless cases have drink to ail Indian, Insane or idiotic been permanently cured. I shall be glad person, or to any minor, apprentice or to seud t wo bottles of my remedy free employee under twentyone years of age to any of your readers who have conwithout the written consent of the par- sumption if they will send me their exents, guardians or employer of said press and post office address. RespectT. A. Slocum , m. c. minor, or who shall permit any of said fully, of xSi Pearl St., New Y'ork. 29 persons to be and remain in his place be business where liquors are sold, shall held and deemed guilty of an offense LEGAL NOTICE. and on conviction thereof shall be fined in any Bum not less than ten nor more In the Probate court in and for San- than one hundred dollars, and shall also county. Territory of Utah. be liable to pay all costs of prosecution. pete In the Matter of the Estate of Henry Sec. - Any person licensed as afore- W. puzev, deceased, Order appointing said, or any person neglecting or refus- time and place for settlement of final ing to obtain a license, as herein provid- account andjto hear petition fur distribu-tioed, who shall either, 1. Sell, give away, or otherwise On reading and filing the Petition of dispose of any intoxicating drink at Robert Blain administrator of the estate the of first day any time during the of Henry W puzev, deceased, setting week, commonly called Sunday, ex- forth that he has filed his final arcount cept for medicinal purposes upon the of his administiation upon said estate in prescription of a physican, or, this court- that all the debts have been 2. Who shall permit on his premices fully paid, and that a portion ot said sold where such intoxicating drink is remains to be divided among the estate any gambling by means of dominoes, heirs of said deceased, and praying cards, d.ce, or other articles or any among other things for an order allowother description of gambling, or, ing said final account and of distribution 3. Who shall permit dancing, drunk- of the residue of said estate among enness, sleeping or loging in the night- the persons entitled. time, or who shall permit any disorderIt is ordered that all persons interestly conduct iu his saloon licensed far the ed in the estate of the said Henry VV. sale of liquors, shall be deemed guilty puzev, deceased, be, and appear before of an oflense, and shall be punished by the pr jbate a art of Sanpete county, at a fine in any sum less than three hundr- the court room of said court on the 14th ed dollars or by lmpitsonment in the day of Jduuaiy, 189. at 11 oclock A. m. cit) jail, not exceeding six months, or by then and there to show cause why an such fine and imprisonment, at the dis order allowing said final account and of cretion of theCoui t. distribution should not be made of the Sec, 7 Any poison w 110 shall sell, or residue of said estate among the heirs therwise dispose of, lot gfin, upon any of said Henry VV. puzey, deceased, acpretext whatever, malt spiritous, or cording to law. villous liquors, or any intoxicating drink Jacob Johnson, without first having complied witji the Dated Dec. 17th iSSS Probate Judge. conditions of, and untamed a license as of Utah, Territory set forth in this uidiu.iiice, shall, for ot Sanpete each offence, upon conviction , theieof. county Reid, clerk of theProbate court I, John in sum ,ess than tnree ill be fined any for Satipete couhiyj In the and bundled dollars, or be unpusoiied not do heiebv of Utah, Tefritory exceeding six months in Hie Buy jail , or certny, that the fofdgoing is a full, true the fined at and be both imprisoned and coprect copy of orritif appointing discretion of the Couit. time and place fofi settlement of final Sec. 8 It shall be unlawful for any and to hear petition for disaccount, person licensed as aforesaid for the sale tribution in the matter of the estate of in Manti to , f intoxicating liquors city Henry vV. ruzey. deceased, as appears be dtunk on tue premices, to have his of record rhy office. said place of business open for business, I11 witness whereof I have hereunto or lighted np and parties in said licensed et my hand and affixed the seal of said place of business at any time between Couft.this 17th day ofDecember A D i3b8 tbe hoUts ot it oclock P M and 5 o'e lock John Reid, M, unless said portion of said bbuc f Probate Clerk. 39 4 and inhabited is So business lighted up his as nsed by Said licensed dealer Ntlr For Publication. da ellmg house. No Aity poison violating lire provisions of Office at Salt LakeCity.U T. t his section snail be deemed guilty of an December. 18th. 1888. dense, and upon conviction theieof is Notice one less sum lined than be hereby ui given that the following-nany may amed settle! has filed notice of his nuudied dollais. Sec 9. All out nances or pans ofoi-- intention to make final proof in support nances cunthcting with the foregoing ot his claim, and that said proof will be made efore the Piubate Judge(or in his Mdmance are hereby repealed. Sec. to This ordinance to be in force absence theCouuty Cleik), ol fi.inery Co U. T. at the CoUutyCoiut House at Casrum and alter its publication. Appioved Dei ember 24th 1S88, Pub-- : tle Dale U: T., on Saturday, Feby' 2nd 1 The Home Sentine JTetMf A The Contributor for Decembec, commenced a new volume and to celebrate the event they came out with a new cover which is very unique in design As a premium this vear they offer a tine portrait ofPrest. Wilford II oodruif which is one of the best we have ever seen. . Jfticfpspfr, ihe interest o IVfcetnd of itrround $ tjj people tountiei. ing M.00 Qae year, . , 1.25 nenthe, Turee months, DevAlAi t gnrI Many and otherwise handsome faces is disfigured with pimples and blotches; caused by a humor in the blood, which may be thoroughly eradicated by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. It is the safest blood medicine in the market; being entirely free from arsenic or any deleterious drug. . t i -- a AppHfttia to the Adams was burned at Commerce, Miss, Address eommunications Haaca On the 23rd of Dec., the steamerA'aa Q- forty miles south olthe city. She was for Memphis and had 200 peoplt on board. The fire broke out just as the passengers were at breakfast, and although the steamer was but 300 yards from tlieMississippi side 33 lives weie lost between fire and water. It is the same steamer on which Prest. Cleveland and wife went from West.Memphis when visiting the south. en-rou- te Smtikil P. 6. Compaxy, Box 57, Manti. U. T. Jab. T. Jakemax, Manager. VICTORY. The Citizens of Manti are to be congratulated on the final termination of the school tax question, and on bavin placed themselves on record as the friends of education and advancement: It is a glorious victory, being full freighted with a promise of many and better things in the future as our means and time permits. It our citizens regardless of personal discomforts and deprivations voluntarily take upon themselves a burden of taxation to build schoolhouses, their ambitions and hopes are in the right place, and when other and equally important matters are placed before them will be found ready to decide promptly and equitably. Now that it is decided that we are to have a school house, let there be a united and cheerful effort made to make it a thing of beauty as well as untility. If there are any suggestions to be made whereby the building or the city may profit in the expending of this money name it now. It has been conceeded by all writers both sacred and piofane that the mart magniflicent seutence ever written is in Moses description of the citation. And God said, let there be light; and there was light. It was not only grand in us Mr Chas. Larson was arrested 011 Thursday evening, under the Cuifew He was locked up all night Ordinance, and iu the morning brought before A1 derman Kenner. Policeman Tuttle was the complaining witness. The boy was proven guilty, hut the judge suspended sentence during good behavior as this was the first case and the law so very new. We endorse Mr. Kenners action in this case and hope that the lecture he gave the young man will not be wasted but result in good, and that this will be the last case ol the kind. The Manti Civil Government Assoc. ball given in the Southward Assembly Hall on Friday evening last, was in every particular a decided success Hut this was no exception to the rule. What ever the nietnbeis of this association take in hand is always a success. Every one, and a large company of ladies and gentlemen were present, seemed to try and make every one else feel at home. There was not a jar 1101 discord during tiie evening, The music was good, the speeches and songs were good, and the lancing most exquisite. We have heard several who were present, say that it was powetfu! symplicity but in the concep- by far the most pleasant party of the tion of the result. Let us unite in season tile gentlemen of the association that in educational matters there know exactly how to make such things shall be light, let our children be educat ctnd agreeable. pleasant ed. Not aldne in the cold light of sciall in of in the labor, but dignity ence, that wards the heart or improves the inPROGRAMME. Young Mens and LadieS Mutual Improvement Association Boost of Mormon exercise by Andrew Petfeison Biographical Sketch, H. P. Larson Instrumental Music, Westenskow Str.ng Who Song, Mins Hall ' Essay, Martha Wodskow; for license, r.illtorlul Ielnj Col ami Clipplaga, Look out for the Eclipse on Monday. We wish all our friends a Merry Christmas und Happy New Year. Everything passed oft pleasantly, in Manti on Christmas. We shall say more ilext week. un- Oi finance .s a 1. tie We are pleased to see Bro. Henning sob home again from the custd oj , Uncle Samuel. VV s, Ttie rfa?d Christmas number is the finest tu ng between paper coveis evei Utah. published Mi. U J Christensen has been back , 'geveial weeks trom his trip to Scandinavia. M re. cujovedthe trip to the land of h.s Mrth very much. , Pr. Build, i ti v. Ilosford lost a six shot British sotneulteie iu the neigh-(bo- i g p st 1 ofMaytidJ on the county road ti. od he revolver was sinut tune ago. Jnickel-p- ! ued Anyone findiuing it, will a 1 confer a favor by leporttng to the doctor The play of Agnes DeVere was not so much of a success as the other of the Johnson Bros pieces. '1 he play itself is not one thatukes with a great many peof le, Miss Hover was again called iipo.i for Bobolink which she recited very nicely. Two boys about 14 years old were ar-, tested for breaking theCurfevv ordinance ;i Friday evening and lodged in ja An rt midnight they were released and . a Sutuiday weie brought befoie who suspended sentence l.rnng good behavior. . Alder-Kenn- er . .'o , h.-eu- i fe. tr1 0 H OS t1 tJ o m E0 H tzj g to f v fi Alexandria, La. I was afflicted some three years scalp disease. My Lair was f.ri ac and whet remained turned grav. i induced to try Ayer's Hair Vig r. in a few weeks the disease in niv us disappeared aiid lnv hair resume,! (Rev.) S. S ! .s, original color. le Pastor U. B. Church, St. Hern-ee A few years agolsuffen d :i r. loss of my hair from iho effects of ; 1 hoped that after Btime nature ,.ud repair the loss, but I waited in won. Many reinedids wet? suggested, none, however, with Yucll proof of merit as Ayers Hair Vigor, atie I began to use it. Tne result was a'd I aid have (lesir d. A growth of hair sootcame out all over my head, and grew to, be as soft and of a natural heavy as I ever had, ind color, and JinnUj .se " J. II. Prutt, Spofford, Texas. preceding section shall determine amount to be paid for the license prayed for which shall be at the rate of not less than six hundred dollais, nor mote than twelve hundred dollars tor the per ud of one year, but licenses ol the same class of business shall be uniform in amount. Said council shall also at the same time determine the time for which said license shall be granted, whice shall not be for a longer period than ane year, nor for a less period than three months. Sec. 4 The amount as deteimined by the city council must be paid into the city treasury by the applicant, who, upon receiving the treasures receipt, shall pre-cthe same to the city recorder i he city recorder shall thereupon issue to the applicant a certificate ot license, w Inch certificate must state the name of the person licensed, t he particular place ot business, the kind, or kinds of liquor to be manufactured, sold, bartered or otherwise disposed of, the date of commencement and the expiration of such ficer.se, whether it is for a retail or wholesale business, that the person named therein is duly authorized to tarry on the business of manufacturing, selling, bartering or otherwise disposing of intoxicating liquors at the place and for the time therein specified, and that license is not transferable. Said -- & Son. t i.-- GOODS, 1X1 X0l0XEi STOVES, CERIES, filSrilOUSE TRIMMINGT, &53TDRY - sTOVE FURNITURE, Furniture,i Etc. Mctixi Street, o ri,iitl Wm. Date Major, Administrator estate of SarahEUis.deceased. ol' ttie 1 : Dec. 28. 1888. . .40 4 NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF No. 3189,. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, Notice December T7th, is 1888 heteby given that the amed settlers hive filed notice ot their intention to make final prool in support of their respective claims and seethe final entrv thereof and that said proof will be made before the Judge of Sanpete County, Utah, or in his absence before the County Clerk of said County at the.Court House in Manti City ; PREPARKlBY Utah, on Saturday the 2nd day of FebruDr. J, C. Ayer & Co Lowell, Mass. ary A. D , rSS9 Bold by Druggist! an. Perfumer!. Eonjamin C, Christensen Desert Entry, No I633 for the S J N VV & Lots 3 ti; 4 sec. r and S E N E sec. 2 Tp. 19 S R VV, and names the following witNotice For Piilication. nesses to prove the complete irrign'ion NO, 3143 united States Land Office, Sit Lake City, Utah, and red imation of said land.v.z: Reuben 2.. IfcSS. Christensen, Titus Christensen, James S Notice is hereby given tit the Baxter and Robert C. Roberts. setilcr has filed his intent, m to Ruben 11. Scott Deseit Entry N01367 IMite final prooi in aurpoit ,f his claim, and t.ia said proof wttl be nui UMre the tr .bate for the N E of N E sec. 10 Tp t3 ,liMs', (or in ha absence the N R VV, and names the foil Uiikl of Kimrj cujntv, ftt,, at the Cinnty owing witcounty nesses to court house at Ciotle Dale, the prove 0!1 FruUv, complete irrigation fia lst.l-s- . vti. George A. Humb.s, H.E.No. and reclamation of said Edi.:sr. tt.seelj.S WiN t 'J. A.n E ward Reid, VVillaim M, land, viz; torji.-Scott, John J. V,v, si, Re i um-t k rptas ith DhJowihff Yutnit8 tn prove liJ rmitu unus Nageli and Hugh Re:d, all of Favette, rfM'u ,ip uoii aucUitivfition of, land, vi: .Sanpete County, Utah Territory, Khas CoX J- 4 V and Charsty Nordstrom, widow of Tc.m akeCtld, all of IIiUitiDotoo. knien ccuLt? Noidstrom a e no 717S for the s e 1 tnh, it Anv E EJs E p.i.TFfctlie rtin whoW'sires sec and N E N E akwfioe of such proof or vi ho knors oi vjy seci2 lpi4 s, k. 4 E, and names the nat-uuder the law andrul.TtU'is of following witnesses to prove her contin-uou- s ouUl Injt rur Ieparf isieixt why eu proof 2i'C al loot'd will at residence upon and cultivation of opprtmniy ox. ta? above r.eutioLcd begivrfian time and plaoe tocnse said land viz: Isaac VV Allred, Martin W anmo- vac vituessos 0f said claimant hu to ofier Christian Olsen .and Peter eviJence in rebuttal cf that suluni.ted .Vlred, ell of Fan view Sanpete Co. Utah. by claimant. i D, VVtRB Register cD VVenB Ayers Jolm Lomy es-t- . vM,ch execution. justifications ill be m vvntmg, signed by the per-- s ns justifying and cei.ilied to by the officer who adm.n.steis tne oath, and a.tached to and tiled vv ith the bond. Src. 3 The City Council after petition, statement, or justification, oond have been filed as required bv W nec-sar- u. l,a-b- il W to es-tat- te i m ut The special quality of Ayet's Hait Vgoi is that it restores the natural growI ta, color, and texture of the ban. gitahzes the roots and follicles remove ddiidiutl, heals itching humors in the scalp. In this respect, it surpasses all sirmlar preparations. Two young couples of Manti entered the holy bonds of matrimony in the fL.i.ctuple L',t Wednsduy. They were Mr. Ptittle, and Miss May dark; Mr A t.t KeiJ and Miss E. A. Mackey. The Si,:. . 1. .congratulate the young people ,,.nl wishes them a happy journey - c & of Sarah Ellis, deceased.to the creditors of and all parties having claims against.said deceased, to exy hibit them, together with tbe within four months vouchers, after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator at his residence in Spring City, Utah, the same being the place for the Ir nsaetioH of business of said a e. in the county of Sanpete. ic-i-- Efficacy Mrs. iimb: ii. i.nv and the regulations of the li.An a Vpaitnient, why such proof hi allowed, will be given an should oppoituni.v at the above mentioned time and pl.ue to cross examine the witnesses of said cla. mailt, and to efter evidence iu rebuttal of that subnnttted bv claimant. D VVeEB, Register. Stayner fc Simmons Attys, Dec 26Jan 30 Estate of Sarah Ellis, deceated . Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the 1 ii.is preparation" viz' Abram Conover. II E 5350 for the N E i;4 Sec 22 Tp 20 S R 7 E 160 acies. He nanus tue following witnesses to prove bis coiit.nuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz- - John P floislev. Ic'lin E King. James Henrie, J Thornton, all of Ferron, Emery Co, C i'. Any person who desires to protest allowance of such proof, or iga:r .i . of dnv substantial reason, au- Notice to Creditors. With Ayers Ifitir Mger. Iis i bcnetu'ial effect-- , on the si alp, and lasting perfuniti mminend it for universal tlii.u r. .e, lr keeps the hair soft - its eolir.preventsit and sil!;en, from failinj, ...ei, if the hair lias become ve.ik or tlrn, promotes a new growth. tiie original color of my To v. tn.-thad turned prematurely used AyeTsHair Vigor with en-- t I eWrfjlly testify to 'he i'- - sHuess. r 111 Recorder, Dress the Hair , The Historical Record fot Ouobir contains a sketch of the K i,ht ants--eand David Whinner llotigaard, Mayot. city . The Indurialist, for December, good number. This is a useful period, cal. cHh 1SS9, I, V. E. .Merriam Pecorder of Manti City.d hereby coitifv that tbe foregoi. g ordinance vt as passed on the date therein appearmig and that the same is a full line and cuirect copy of the different aitsof said ouln.ince as it appeals .4 i coided in my office. In testimony whereof I have hetculu j .et niv hand and affixed tlie corp Mate seal ot.Manti city this 26th day of December A d rSLS A E Merriam; shall be by petition. ..gned bv the applicant and filed with the Cuv lecurdei. Saul petition must state definitely tne age of said applicant. , me h must not be less than Uventyune ,eais the puit.cular place at which any ot tne liquor named m section one ot dns Oid, nance is intended tobemanu-Pictured- , sold, bartered, delt out or otherwise disposed of, whether he intends to catiy on a retail or wholesale business. Before a license is granted to ie applicant he shall execute a bond to il l cuy, conditioned that dining the omtumauce ot his licence, he will keep u r Icily and well regulated house; e will not allow gambling with cauls, a oi any other device or implements md m gambling within his iuaise, uihoiiscs. yard or other preimces undt is coniioi; that he will pay all damage-- . tea and forfeitures which may be ad idcd ag oust him under any oi tin pi o is,, ,ns of this Ordinance. Said bo, u nail fie in tue sum of live huedred dollar.-, w nil two or more sureties to be ap Moved bv '.be Mayor of said city. S.nd u c,;,"' irui'-- i justify on oath, belore me oil, authorized to administer .''hs. tii.it r cv aie lesidents within the H tot. wu ih the amount justified ry, s.iov oil other debis and vei tiesi exclusive of property exempt BRIEFLETS. Lialti acute piovided. i Appbcations der t:ii' Manti J U. s, as 18SS. vilest, A E Meiriam. City Recorder. Site 1 Be it ordained by the City Council of Manti City; that no peismi shall within the Corpoiate limits of said City Manufacture, sell, barter deal out, or otherwise dispose of any spmt-ouvinous, malt, or other intoxicating from the liquors, vvuuoui nmt obtaining there-lu- i. city Collin 1, ut said utv, a live-usShC tel CD CD - .shed Decembt r 26th Mamiadming Regulating the telling or ol ho wise disposing of Insox idoling Litjuo s in Manti City. furnished the nioneynever intended m i AN ORDINANCE it to be used for school purposes; that it Was not built by a tax levid on the people but by Voluntary subscription, or donation for the purpose for which it is flow used religions worship. That Said men were members of the religious body who hold and use the same, and todivirt it to any other use would be confiscation. cp 3193-Lan- Baud. Recitation. May Munk. lhble exercise, C. I. Larson: "Why is not the Council House used as a school house, having been built by 'I ins question is conpublic means? sidered a poser equal to Who stnlck litlly lnttcrsnii. In' sonie of our citizens of Manti. This pai titular house was built some yeais ago. and wfe have had no occasion to enquire into its antecedents, but will vemuie to say that the men u 111 for THCJIOIV OF IT; n. Hi . aifir-min- g tellect for good. '1 he enemies of Sectarian schools cannot complain of this, and neither can we, tor religion is only truth, a perfect law. Educate your rhildrfeh properly and they can never become the dupes of the designing, or the tools of the vicious. 5- fcrvrrvrs 8 following-n- Hair Vigor, THE NEW STONE Y A R CARVING IN STONE. 4 1 Deof-mUe- foliowinp-naun-- d f uoti.-t-- - 1 W ,ii- - r-- 4 ' 4 1 Mr. Anthony Chapman has opened: a Stone Yard on the corner S. E. from the Tabernacla, where he is prepared to caivii.g u any kind of stone, lettering of any kind on su i.e.ai.d in fact anything that can be d u.e in stone. Any kind of a figure Flowers, Angles. Our heautifu! Oolite, made nearly as hard as granite. Monuments andGravestones a special- ty. Work promptly attended too and satisfaction guaranteed. Terms easy. Bring along yoar orders and give him a trial. stone-cuttin- j j ; g, t i ' s j , j 4 sub-sa- rti 1 ?U Hi - s.m-dwai- . Slayu- 1 Uumer.a, A.tyr. 1 rf.ino IV'.c.T,oWa,AMVa. l, Reister, decigjanJj Quarntee Better and Cheap'j er Work than anyone else ih the Coun ty. ; ; |
