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Show THE REPUBLIC. The Recent Mining Law. List ot UnlcalnKd Letters. I He Jut of unclaimed letters remaining in Nephi poet office May 1st, 1S97 ia M The law which was passed during follows. Mr. B. Wilkin. ISSUED SATURDAY MORNING the expiring hours of the last legislaMr. John A. Smith, Mr. Tom. ture, shows more and more the hand of Mr. CharlieSperry, W. L. ROE, Editor. a novice every day. Knopx, Mr. T. ii. Thorvoldsun, Its object, if tie real object ceuld be Mr. Willie A. Clliott, Mr. Fred Cheat, was a little spite work Mrs. Mary Griffith, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS against mining recorders of Mrs. J, Kirchev. If the above letter are no4 called for In 82.00 mining distiicta in Utah. The originOneY'ear ator of the document, no doubt had the SOda.vs, they will be sent to the dead letter office. interest of his country at heart, but A11 communications to or news H. F. McCuxe. P. M. relating editorial matter should be addressed, Editor, whoever he was he showed woeful s of such a ignorance of the Republic. law. Notice of Forfeiture. Dul the legislator ever stop to conAil remittauues and business letters should sider what the cost of transcribing T J. W. Ellison your heirs anti b addressed to The Republic Publishing Co ou arf hereby notified that J ha e expended those mining records would be. !uono dollar in labor and NpM, Juab County, Utah. improvements upon In such a case as Juab county for the Ellison Saltpeter aud Mill Site Mtunted iu an unorganized Juab county, instance. Is it fair that the Tintic peo- L tab, as wiil appear by certificate tiled in the office of recorder of said county, in order to tea REPUBLIC PUBLISHING (COMPANY ple should be made to come over to the hold said premises under the provisions of 2324 revised statuesof the United States county Beat to have their records made; flection beimy the amount required to hold the samefer ia it right and proper that those miners the year ending- December 31st and year ending December 31st, lKrrt: vsur proportion of Appl ictttion has been made at the Nephi pot of Detroit, Fish Springs and other feaid ifftO)" dollars for expenditure being Fifty &IKee for transmission thiouh the mails as year and if wiilim S0 alter this places should he made to make a special each tecead-elarnu.il matter. notice by publication you fail days or refuse to conjourney to Nephi to record. No, Far tribute your proportion of said expenditure as coowner tsjfctaer with cofet, your interest iu from being right. said claim w ill become the property of the Furlhermoie, the cost of transcrib- subscriber under uid section 2324. moE Ellison ing the records of Juab county will First Publication March 27, Sl7. cost up wards of 810, Odd, according to JjA'iLI.DA Y MAY' fcth, 1807. No. one authority, and to another it went for Publication. even higher than that. Europe is ruled bv the powers that The miners of different mining disLand Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, f 6, 1H.47. be. tricts are up in arms against the bill, Notice is hereby pivenAprd that the following named settler filed has notice of his intention we an! arc thoroughly satisfied that the to make final in support of his claim, Thwcity foubcil needs the scales miners will not give up the records of and that said proof proof wifi be made before the Clerk of Co., Utah, at Nephi, Juab County scraping fnmi their eyes. Main street their district without a 'truggle. tab, on May 22, I W, viz: Charles Orinll. ii. E. iilLM No. for Uio X5 NWi needs macadamizing. NW1, and NE There is another question to be l4 s W G Sec. 34 Tp 15 S. R. 2 V. He names the following witnesses to prove looked at as well. If, iu case tho his continuous residence upon and cultnation The ilepuitlie has been favort'd with record-- , arc brought to the county seat, of said 'land, viz: Thos. Vhitham Moinmott. doeunieiiti fmm congress. The sender will William F Meminott, o Scijdo, Millard the county recorder look after and Co., Utah, John Williams, of Wellington Juab was Sen ii or Josepii L. Rawlins, who them'.J Utah, and Soren C. Nielson, of Seipio, Not much! We think the C., Millard Co., Utah. Will please ace, pt our tiiniika. Bykon Coo, Ke'ister. county reorder of this county at least has enough work, to do without looking This is not a bad one from the Piute Summons. tho-- e records. after It will need extra -Pioneer: Whats th matter vith the In the District Court of the fifth Jmlirial help, and extra help needs extra Di.strh't, Utah Frees Association? County of Juuh. State of Utah. Then money. why not let the records Joaejih M. Ho-- li Plaintiff, vs. Minnie Bi,sh (Pie.siileut Ieit bad.) Oefeudant. The State of Utali sonds If Dare sent for a doctor after seeing st iy where the are. No fault can be to Minnie Bosh Defendant: You are greetiiio hereby found as to their condition, and we are required to appear in an uelion liroucret against von by the above named plaintiff in the Disthi above we would not be surprised. sure that it will ouly eutail the county trict Court of the Fifth Judicial of tlie State of Utah, and to answer the complaint into extra more and exvoluminous ot filed ILt city council Ntq hi are a retherein within ten days (exclusive of the of service) after the service on you of this markable Louy of men, in matters of penditure to htvetnem moved to the day summons if served within this county or, if served out of this county but in district, enterprise looking to the macadamiz- capital city of the county. within twenty days; otherwise within forty A petition snould be ia readiness to days or judgement ing of the main street of the cl y. It by default will be taken you, according to the prayer of said against looks like a case of ones frightened present to tho next legislature and the complaint. miserable law which saw the light of The said action is broujrlit to obtain a and tuther darsent. that the between plaintiff ami day In January ahould be repealed. defendant in; marriage dissolted. audit divorce decreed, according to the statute iu such case made With a tariff ou wool and lead such Justice demands that it he done. and provided. The yromid on which said BS the Dmg.ey bill and decree are claimed is, that wdl judgment a it be proposes, per-pertra- ted after-effect- ' . HfcliS: V5 1)0 .J V mining-distric- t s 3245-Notic- e The entire splendid stock of Clothing, Furnishings, Boots and Shoe carried by the well known firm of Ord Brothers Clothing Co. sacrificed to satisfy a mortgage. T S.-.-b Di-tri- ct : judg--men- line thing for tins part of the country. Everything has to go Sees ef prise. Cash ysa from 50 per c m this lias willfully and without cause cdser-teand abandoned the said plaintiff and disregarded the solemiiiity of her marriage vows, as is fully set forth iu the complaint on file. And you are notified that if you fail to appear and hereby answer the said as above required, the said plaintiff complaint w ill apply to the Court for the relict therein demanded. Witness, The Honorable E. V. Judgre, and the seal of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial Dts-ufor the County of .. . of Utah, this sixth . dny of April, iu the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred ami ninety seven. Juki, F. Uuov eh,' Clerk. Whiteccttou Foote, Attorneys for plaintiff d O.WiiA-JE- Nebo will be booming and work will be commenced on those lead prospects in that district which in the end with Stripped and depth will Stuitny lead to something better. ON iiuRMONS Whipped By Tennes- seeans. llig-jfins- Monrgom,ry, Ala.., May 2. Ono night, la, it week some religious par- j Editor Nelnans) paper is a good mining ti.sans in .Jackson rouuty carried geL !i I wo III. Ll!,;,UifU into U)I IT rillr i3, pt.to ' .stripped and seotl r I her, drink hearty. Thi - , luck to you Hud is a little late, but was an oversight ou d two Mormon elders, fVM Tln Notice to Creditors. mhsequently appealed State ok Utah, cur part. to Gov. Johnson for protection, re- Comity of Juab, fSH of Estate Martha J, Jontn, Dtiorusetl 'Notice IS u rsiKiicd Adminis im the given hereby by preaentiug that they had been tratsrof tlir of Estate Martha t According to an exchange a German I. ... J. Joues , to the creditors of and all persons havdeath if they re ingased, farmer living east of Washington eimio'1 !' Ul, claims aciiiust file said deceased, Vo exthem with the Into that city the other day and in re- - lnill!U'll iutho State. The Gov hibit vouchers, within tea mouths after thenecessary first publication of fids to the said Administrator at the office tmor has promised to protect them notice, eponse to the inquiry of a friend of Win A. C. Bryan in the City of Nephi, to how h was getting along, said: and has instructed the Sheriff of County of Juab, istale of Utah. .Mme vrieud, brosberidy vas here lor Kuwarp Jones, of the Estate of Martha the eomuy to make them his Administrator J deceAHed tor Jones, zuw old Bhe make Sure, now, mine Dated at Nephi, Vtah, April 5, IW. ul eh spec trge. seventeen leetle bigs, aud the whole vYm. A. C, foryan, Atty.forJAtimiuitttrator. The Governor says tho Constifcu- business in olive. tiou of the State guarantees reli'T- Nolle to Creditors. and that the Mormons State op Utah, inTrmtJlueiantlha,S rUUded hi9iusfilerty s to the a Uiunty of Juab. f to of 'titled Estau Eia.iuov it; J. that moreover, Somerville, rieceastd time when he will be crowned king of Nctic is hereby (riven by tti x the United States. There is no doubt t3e eer3 i1 this tafco teach the of the .tata of utlcri(,ed Eleanor J. SemeiTllln, deceased, toaiejitois of, iul nil that at some future date he will gain Bible and refrain from preaching pereons having- claiens aguint file Raid to exhibit them wit tae ueeoesary this long looked for position, but the or within Four mouths after the first practicing polygamy, and the vuucticra, publication of this noti, to the said Admingentleman will attain them only, in a f,K.t that istratrix at her residence in Mona, Juab they believe the Book of County, State of Utah. bu Won inspired Arxa should not lay them liable to per- - Administratrix of the Estate Somevville, ot Eleaaor J. Somerville, Deceased ) . de-e- . 1 a-- s 45-5- This SjjSq yjIII last for 30 Days ora Ss the time to get $1.50 for mm. I - 1 Aumlni-tralrl- dc-ae- mr" l,1,a"ei' j Dated May 6th, iyy7. are in receipt of a pamphlet en- - fc'LrKt;lou-titleWm. A. C. Bryah, At y. for Admiaistratrix Ihe Annexation of llawaie, an address given before the National Geographic Society at Washington, I). (J. sheriff s Sale. Maicb, 2(3, by the Hon. John V. lunjtuiuo brand ImMu; Khcd on of state, It is a Pl'.'tiii tront Iu: t OU p werlul a.'gunient in support of the by VIRTUE m'w and if tl:t AN") ou said animal b3 not of ..I ivii'i, r tii das from tlie ci.tu of tius iVffW annexation cf the Sandwich Islands paid v Judiulal Di ti ivi noiiue thov til lo sold to th' hipliost bidder at Oo ii, unt j of J uah, iu i ..ii and bbould be perused by ail cit ';r;,.v pound, at oulouu i. in, on it, s a ad Rioliard Juuku thinking NVphi the 12th, !a" of May M'JT. Aiuerlcaus. lr t nff Dated at Nophi ('itv this 3rd day of May kins n,s wilvs to SsAtiSi', pul We d ' 49-r- g x r- mg-- i .m a 1. 1 v'- - M ln.r.d rod And 1S7. Tlie resolution passed at the Press Association meeting last Saturday was a just and proper one. The celebration u July is for a good purpose and 6hould be tl rmlv upheld. It should be made a success, and such a success that it Will reverberate throughout the whole world as eulogistic of tho enterprise and advancement of the people Ulah. J.VtfES R. Ri:id, Pound Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. Trrr Washington city policeman has arrested for highway robbery. This is not so astounding when one is cognizant of the extraordinory eccentricities of police officers In general. rt Why, it is even said by gossipers on j i. .j 3.; ,d v t, dHar doH.trA; a I tUe ami ik th ddl.ir, i have levied U)on the io!hniiix nnied pro situated, ljiusr a d bein:j ii) Npiit t .to of t tth. county of J and as follows to mu: About 3 acres of uiisurveycd public Jam) s.tuato in Salt on about six uiucs north east from the(auj city of Nephi, iu Juao Utah, near the Salt mine on the banks county, of Salt and known the Jenkina ranch, with(Yek all fences ami imoprvemems of any Ami every description now thore.m, and all waer riuhts tiiereuuto btliaiR'inRM belnir about 27'a acres mt of tn waters of said fcalt Ureek, siul water rights having been in liti,tion between Nephi Irrigation and Company the said Richard JeiiKins in the Court of the Territory of Utah, as Siturcme tlie pro. perty of Richard Jenkins and Merey Ann Ju-kin- s his ife, and will expose the same far sile, or so much a will pftt'sfy plaintiffs de ; maiidR, foe, $47.85 ftttorn.y. costs taxed nt $5 Off, to be .old by me t ttaa' east front door of the county court In the city of Nephi, co.nty of Jnb,hua.n. sttat 0f12 I fall, on the J4, da? of My A. D. 18V7, oclock, noon. Term, of ! ah. Fari ht P. Uhristirox, ' Plterlff of Jub Couaty, Utah. Dated May 1, is;t7 Thurman aid Wedcwood Att y. for plaintiff. First publication May 1, 1N7, pre-cinu- t, AW V- a 7:1 Uf:V ! y ' vN it:.4 ? I K-v- i .4 ) rl I 1 V " O ta-w- the street that the city marshal of Nephi arrested a man for being drunk and disturbing the peace, when the prisoner was yanked befor the justice he was found to be deaf and dumb. M.xty-M'- t V A r A be. iitt.)nitys ;vmi out y tuu . f V - A Pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Cww mm, ?tesp4 Snvms. NSPHI. UTAW. |