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Show the defendants to pay a fine of $25 each ami costs of suit, and vacate the property. Dr. Boatman, attorney for defendant, then made a motion for an appeal to the District Court. Granted. The Court ruled that the defendants give bonds in the sum o $1,000 each, The Court adjudged Local News. ustices Court. title If it could not he obtained for To, tub Trade. Alta Advertisements. We have on hand that they must all contribute to com- and are daily receiving the latest styles mence suit. He wished to bring the. of clothing, which we manufacture ourparties to a determination. Jt would selves. and offer to the trade from 15 be best for all. to 20 per cent less than any other house Mr. Behnnen aid if he could get his in the Territory. BILLIARD AND 3AR. title for $15 or $25, he would prefer R. Goldberg A Co., it to a suit. He would add tphe motion WALKER STREET, ALTA , Main, street, Salt Lake, that the gentlemen of the corpmittee go .Branch of 84 Leonard street, New York. Next tAlta Hour). without compensation, beyond their exLittle Cottonwood Precinct. EETIH6, penses. BEHRMAN AND FITZGERALD. Gill of William Peace Justices the Mr. Field said Walker exhad jyl2 tf Proprietor. Mills A. Varnes. and James between $(3,000 and $8,000 pended On Monday night a meeting of prop- in getting the patent, and it was absurd Deputy Sheriff Martin Florida. Constable Henry Shields. erty holders was held in the Court o ask them to take $15 or $25 a lot: Notaries Public John McDonald house, Alta, to determine what action They would laugh at them. If the RAFFLE. A. and with .lames Varnes should be taken regard to the people took a stand, Walker Brothers One New American Heavy ' IT. S. Mining Recorder John McDonald. patent secured by Walker Bros, would come to them ami ask what they covering the site of Alta City. About would give. 70 persons were present. Granite Precinct. Mr. would Behrman ask how CHAIN AND SEAL. Judge Varnes was unanimously voted Mr. Field knew they had expemled ..Justice of the Peace S J. Despane. Apply at Behrman and Fitzgerald' Saloon. Constable K. Maxfield. to the chair. $(3,000 or $8,000. He did not think it Walker Street, Alta. jy!2 tf Mr. Rood was appointed to act as cot so much to obtain a patent. 'W. A J. V. Railroad. The followMr. said Field Walker Brothers Secretary. pid ing is tin time table on this road . PasThe Chairman said he mustak some 'M.OOO tor the Sioux Indian scrip, and 8 m , one present to stale ihe objects of tlie had paid for the survey, and altogether senger train leaves Sandy at a. and arrives at Granite at quarter to. 9. meeting. had paid $(3,000. Wholesale and Retail. trains leaves Sandy at 1, and Mr. Field in explaining the purpose Mr. Case uid it.wa a matter which Freight 2. The E eer sold in the Brewery by the qnart. for which the meeting had been con- agitated them all. He was in favor of arrives at Granite at quarter to leaves afternoon train Order may bo left at the Lager Beet Sandy passenger vened, said the town was located hy Dr Boatmans motion to go to Walker r street, Alta. Walk' Depot, at 2.50, and arrives at Granite at quarMr. Nagler. One hundred and sixty Brother, ar.d see whether they intendALEX. BEItNAY, Proprietor. to 4. Passenger train leaves Granacres won recorded in the Land Office ed to bleed them to the- last or be rea- - ter ite at 9.20, and freight train at 2. as agricultural land. It was aherwards sonable. He thouihf Walker Brothers Afternoon train leaves at 5. J. J. BURNSW00D, proposed hy Mr. X igbr to bell to the did not go into penny speculations. and arrive passenger 5 a Sandr at 20. Walker Brothers to locate a town and The intended to make something out A Machinist, not as agricultural land. Walker Brou. of it provide the people would stand The Railroad.--i- r. tl. Squires, and ab( t two years ago applied for a it. He had In cafed a spot of ground others connected with the narrow-gaug- e Main Street, Alta . for The however, A1 in citizens, olfice a a. our Walker Brothers had actually patent. railroad, tailed at Fpecinl attention Riven to all work conwarded a remonstrance to Washington, . few us in'ortned that and a back, with the mines. nected days patent, obtainejl and tl,e application was rejected. for are A voice. rlftv that a patent. All new work warranted. making vigorously preparations jyl2 tf . i 'I he people woke up fourteen months Mr. Field understood the patent was pushing the line up the canyon. Iron afterward and found ttmt Walker Bros, recorded in the Lund Ollice. sufficient for three miles of road will the had actually obtained a patent for. The amendment was carried. arrive this week, also a new engine, land as agricultural land, and Mr. Behrman wished that such men about four tons heavier than thoe now oy y MRS. A. JOHNSON, of land foot held should be appointed who were vsell ac- in use. Seventy-liv- e every extra men are to , legally he put on immediately, making one Colorado upon which the town was built. If the quainted in Salt Lake. Lodging E ouse he no had s a unit would stand A number of nominations were made, hundred and fifty in all engaged on the people descriptions of mini a, Icdyet, snmpW doubt the patent tould he set aside. and Mr Case and Mr. .Collins were dul road. It is expected that the line will Giro etc. of ore, jyl2 tf He had that day had an inter iew appointed the committee to wait on be in running order as far as Tanncrs-vill- e with Walker Bros, attorneys, HempWalker Brothers. before winter sets in. Trains will Mr. Mr. Collins wished to know what the run to the end of the track as fast as it stead and Kirkpatrick. He asked inis laid, leaving Granite to its own reKirkpatrick to state the price they people required them to d. tended to charge for the lots, and said Mr. Goidthnit moved that the com- sources. The worst part of the road, if it was within reason he would mum mittee go to Walker Brothers, and re- it is said, is now in process of construcmend the people to pay it, in prelc & quest th em to fix a, price to. the prop- tion, between two and three miles the he ; but law suit ence to standing a What is It Tannersville. of was n side wanted to other hoped erty. they get would not fix a price. He had con- title. If tl tey could get one from to keep the lit e open through the winsulted two eminent attorney's o Salt Walker Brothers reasonabl, well, if ter, in spite of all impediments in the Lake, Judge Tilford end Judge Smith. not they must levy an ase tne.u in shape of snow. r If, he said, in your opinion the patent order to figbi them in law. Flagstatk Alex. Berna-- , of the cannot he set aside, do not let tne go up Carried. WM. GILL MILLS to the people ui Alta ami misrepresent 0;i the suggestion of Dr. Boatman, it Alta Brewery, on Sunday last erected in his of The front a premises. flagstaff the case. The told him the patent was decided to polled, voluntary MibJ is feet high, surmounted pole twenty-twseemed to have been obtained by fraud, rriptio's to defray the i omwiittei Has Always on hand the choicest &n with a miniature barrel emlJematic of and they had no doubt it could be sei expenses. greatest variety of A so house. hand. of the business the tie aside. He believed this was a perMr. Simmons asked whether the commanent camp. It would grow, and it mittee was to take written instructions, flag of the Republic wavs its fold to GROCERIES, CLOTHING, the wind, and affords a pleasing sight was for the people to say whether they or mere word of mouth. would submit to an imposition. He It was determined to await the issue situated as it is at the entrance to the Goods, hail an expensive property, but he of the Observer, and famish them with town. could not get them to ay what they a copy containing a report of the meetFisticuffs. . Ac., Ac., Ac., would assess it for. It was a fraud ing. Two or three lively spars took lace from the beginning, and could be set On motion, carried unanimously, Mr. in our burgh on Sunday last to the Necessary for Mice and Mining Camp. aside. Behrfnan and Mr. Sinjrnons were ap- great delight of the boys, hut while it Low Price and honest dealing l)r. Boatman taid his interest was pointed to collect subscriptions. was fun to them it was had for the jy!2 tf The meeting then adjourned until slight ihdeed. Before making an' reof the of and conchs, peepers practicers Friday next. mark he would move: A little blood-lettin- g the manly art. That a committee of two be apis good sometimes, the doctors say, so Justices Court. pointed to wait upon Mr. Raybold, and John Murphy and J. Flahert in let the had blood flow, so long as it does & HUNTERS bring tbs matter to a locus. Ask him June last put up a large foundation not end in anything fatal, and leaden HIRSCHMAN what he intends to charge them for tlie building, 25 x 10, on Second West, be- shots do not tunnel through the veins lots, and give him to unuerstand that tween talker and. Water, obstructing of miners, instead of mines. jhey would contest' any unreikoaable tlie road which had been used for years The Heathen A number of Chindemands. as a thoroughfare and a street. Many ese men and women were arrested on The motion was seconded and car- of the oVvners, whose was in property n Court ried. At the the vicinity, were annoyed on account Monday night, and figured with keeping disDr. Boatman said he had conversed of 'its charged yesterday, damaging th'eir 'property, an'd houses and otherwise disturbing with Walker Brothers on the sutect.1 a nuisance. A complaint was orderly being They told him that Mr Raybold held enfered against them, on the 2nd July, the peace. They were required to surrender the nice little sum of $260. the patent. In converation wilh Mr. and prosecuted before Justice Varnes, Raybold he told him that the people of under the Territorial Act, chap. 22, apOre Shipments- - The shipment of 7b stocked with th eboiceak Alta, he thought, would be willing to proved February 19, 18(39. Not until ore from this camp during th last pay a nominal figure in order to get a the parties prosecuting remonstrated thre weeks has reached over three title to their property. Mr. Raybold with them on the impropriety of the three thousand tons, over two thousand replied they would have no reason to act, and continuing the same. After to ns being sent from the Flagstaff. Delicacies and Eatables, He (l)r. the case was set it was adjourned, in complain at the charge. Improving. Our enterprising friends Boatman) told him there was such a order to enable defendants to obtain Ab thing as obtaining patents by fraud. witnesses and .counsel from Salt Lake. of the California brewery are enlarging He apprehended that Walker Brother On Monday, before going to Court their malt house and thoroughly renoBoiled Ham, Pigs Feet, Beef, Lafc. were the real owners, although Mr. the parties proposed to remove the vating and refiitting, ready for a brisk trade during the seas n. Pigs Tongus, Raybold was the legal holder of the nuisance without 'eaf-erfig into trial, patent. He told them that such a thing and the prosecuting parties romtsed to Union Saloon- - This saloon, situated Oysters, Sardines, as obtaining a patent for land of the withdraw the Hheremoval of between Alta and Central City, has been cae, on Anchovies, nature was limply absurd. Walker the cause of complaint, which they proa thorough repair. Paint undergoing Bros could say to Mr. Street. or Mr. mised Marimerte Holl Ilerrinjf:, faithfully to do. has made a pleasing change in the out. if Simmon, they pleased, you must side, and the inside, we understand, has Shweitzer and Limburgr Chee or clear out. He had no, Arrivals. pay $1,000 Daring Saturday and also been improved. doubt that a patent obtained hy fratid-coul- Sunday the arrivals at the Fuller House Russian Caviar. he set aside easily. He would and Fritzs Hotel amounted to over a is Livening Up Alta assuming GIVE. UI A $2.3 a one . hundred. $15 more lively appearance every day. willingly pay hp:,i Logo Ffcieltan 53all, -- - Important' Mining Case. THE TRIAL COXC I. UDEIK EHTHUiSTTM . Bf-os- The King dfttie West Triufnphant. proceed to give the conclusion of the mining case, a por lion of which was given in our last We now issue. John Finneys testimonv continued, pays R Condie and W. II. Simers names were on the location of the Utah Phenix lode. C. J. Bellamy, sworn, said he knew the defendants. Saw logs of a cabin thrown downthe hill. Saw an old dump. Defendant Simers came to witness to or pistol. Said he borrow a shot-guwould ho d the claim or die right there. Defendant said others had a claim, there but bad abandoned it. Thos. N. Wil son. upon oath, said he blows the King of t. e West mine, and saw the old dump. James I. Keate, recalled said, the timbers, or some of them were dry timbers. I.- . W inois. upon oath, sa"d he saw a log cabin and shaft on the mine. The shaft was inside the cabin. Was acquainted with the defendants. Saw a nne of thedefendant working on the incline close to the King of the West. Condie said to witness he was sorry he had anything to do with what would occasion trouble. Here Dr. Boa man, attorney for de fondants again made a motion to discharge the defendants on the ground that the Court had not jurisdiction Overruled hy the Court. Prosecution here rested. The following witnesses were sworn for th defence: L. V. Ninons, II e i and J. L. Kenda . V. Winona. upon oath, said he ' knew tlie King of the West mine Saw the mine la.-.-t September. Saw a windlass and blower on the mine. Saw the mine two or three times this spring. Saw the shaft was coered up. Saw no cabin tijiis spring. J oil u piaherty, sworn, said John Murphy told him he was going to buy aa in ere.it in tue Utah Phcnix mine, saw Murphy silling on a log ai the mine. Saw Simers at the mine. J. L. Kendal, upon oath, said he passed' hy the mine ah ut the 1st ot Juye. Afterward saw the deleudants working on the mine. n July . 12. John McDonald, sworn, read the bylaws of Lime Cottonwood Mining District. Said law admitted as evidence. Here the testimony closed. Two of the defendants were allowed to make a statement to tne jury, John Murphy and W. II. Simers. Murphy stated that himself, Simers, Condie and Grice were the owners of the Utah Phenixloie. W. H.' Simprs statement was about the same as Murphys. Dr. BoatuOn then made a motion to discharge the prisoners Ragan and There biiiig no evidence Condie. against Ragan, h- - was disyiiai g d. Condie was held to Answer. .before the j JUI7- - ..;! : Here Judge Gillchrist made a motion to adjourn the Court, to give the jury time to visit the mine. Motiorvgramed. The jury then proceeded to examine the mine. At half-pa- the Court again met pursuant to adjournment. Judge Gillchrist, attorney for the prevention opened the argument, followed hy Dr. Boatman, attorney for the defence. The argument was closed 1)3 attornin for the prosecution. With a few brief instructions from the Court the '.case went to the jury, t who were takerf charge of by officer Florida. The jury, after being out about twenty-fivminutes, returned the follow ng verdict: We, the jury,. find the defendants,- - Robert Condie, W. H. Sinjser, John Murphy, C. K. Grice, guilty as charged. st e, 1 . RAFFLE! RAFFLE! . GOLD WATCH. -- Alta Brewery. , - Blacksmith 1 , . 1 1 Cla i rvoyanco. 1 to-da- i Miners Family STORE. . . o Dry Hardware, ,, Lunch Counter, Swan Saloon, i - |