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Show 43. JCL PAYSOH PAILY TIAGS chicken or grouse, between September 1 and March 15. Wild geei e, wild ducks, or snipe, between October 1 and April 1. byterian church has stationed them the IS . T213 Ibcz Smeltsr Will Is Commence! an! Complete! at Cnee. hit General Territorial News Gathered from Our Brighest Exchanges and Arranged for the Benefit of oar Many Readers. The big smelter for reducing the cop-pe- i and gold ores of the Ibex mines in Detroit district, will be located near Ltamington, on the line of the Union Pacific and close to the Sevier river, an official announcement to this effect having been made last night. Metallurgist John William, the local representative of the syndicate that recently acquired the Ibex property, stated to a reporter last evening that the vicinity of Leamington was chosen for the smelter site rather, than Oasis, because the locality not only possed the same water and rail facilities, was nearer the mines in a direct lice, and therefore the selection would lessen the cost of the construction of the pressed railroad to connect the mines with the smelter. Work on the smelter, which will be of eighty tons capacity at the start, will be ( o nmenced as soon as the necessary materials arrive. The furnaca has been ordered from the East and toe shipment of the apparatus will be hurried fonvarJ. Mr. Williams expects the smelter will on be in operation within about forty days A csntract was closed last night with McIntyre Brothers, who own a ditch that conducts water from the river, for REPUBLICAN CO. CONVENTION. Japanese in Shanghai Advised to Return to Their Country. A County Convention of the Republican party of Utah county will be held in Pay son on Saturday, Sept. 29, 1891, at 11 a. m., for the purpose of nominating one clerk of the county court, one sheriff, one treasurer, one assessor, one lector, three selectmen, one county col- NEW GAME LAWS. Below are given a synopsis of the game laws passed by the last legislative assembly, which will be of general interest to many of our readers: Elk, deer, antelope, mountain sheep, etc., may be killed between September 1, and December 1. Quail, partridge, pheasant, prairie ii an n i in n; . P. V. Junction Benjamin Salem Goshen Payson Fairfield Spring Lake Clinton Mapleton Vineyard Alpine Highland Cedar Fork 1 A lady lately arrived from the East 3 6 on a visit has an experience to tell. 3 She purchased a berth on a Pullman at 12 1 1 1 . 2 1 5 1 1 2 Total 202 tho Missouri river. The porter, a little more outspoken than most of his clan, commenced a vehement system of blackI hates women they never mailing. gives anything to a porter. They wants everything for nothing. I hates poor people any way. They have no busiuess to ride on Pullmans. We. porters has got to have a livin, and if folks on my car wants anything from me they mus pay for it. In practical application of his sen time u ts, he charged the lady 25 cents for getting a cup of coffee (in addition to the tost of the coffee) and half a dollar for carrying tier valises to the depot. Yet the Pullman Company wonders why it has grown unpopular with the people. It that the several precincts in the county meet in primaries and elect the delegates and alternates to said convention not later than Sept . 14, 1894. It is also requested that each precinct elect a member of the precinct to act as a member of the county central committee for the ensuing year, to be ADDITIONAL LOCAL. ratified by the county convention. By order of the County Central ComSupport home industry by subscribing John C. Graham, mittee, for the Times. B. Bachman, Jr., Chairman. Secretary. For the L. A. W., Utah Circuit races at Provo on August 29, the R. G. W. will NOTICE TO VOTERS. make a rate of one single fare for the round trip limited to Aug. 30. Having completed the house to house Those who witnessed the contortion registration, as is required bylaw, I will acts of Jerry Sullivan, the Midget, at the open an ofiice in the Wightman Hotel House last night pronounced his on the first Monday in September, and Opera excellence to any they had all wishing to register can do so at the feats par ever witnessed. office after Sept. 3d, continuing one Mrs. C. B. Sullivan and daughter Also on tin third week thereafter. Ky., yesMonday in September, continuing one Carrie arrived from Louisville, in Payson terday afternoon. Their visit week thereafter. leave today for is very brief, for they John J. McClellan, Brigham City, at which place the Pres for Payson Precinct. is requested Registrar Registered at tho Wightman: Cora Curtis, Cit) ; J W Fletcher, Chicago; W R Van Voorhis, Frovo; J E Oldfield, Provo; Thomas Fowler, Provo, George Sheppard, John C. Edwards, Zion; F II Plaisted, Miss Maude Potter, Miss Lily Potter Salt Lake; J W White, Hailey; James Duncan, Bingham. You should see the Wizzard oil company at the opera house. The performance is good and deserves a crowded house at the phenomenal low price of fifteen cents. Our people have been accustomed of paying 25 and 50 cents for the same if not a poorer class of show than will be given tonight and Saturday night by this company. Registered at the McIIatton W F Gallacher, and wife, Minneapolis; O C Marcham, and wife, Chicago; J D Sullivan, Wansaw, Wie. ; J N La Rue, Franklin, Pa; J D Laurens, New York City; membera of the Wizard Oil Company; L O Taft, Garden City; Mr and Mrs I) II Christensen, Provo. ; . prosecuting attorney, one recorder and Snama-- y of Yesterday's Telcgjaphio News one coroner, and twelve (12) delegates to the constitutional convention to bo Tr'n Bifforent Parts of the Globe Monheld m Salt Lake City on the first The Times" Specials Condensed. day in March. 1895. Also for the purpose of electing county officers of the party for the ensuing year, and for the consideration of such other business ns London, Aug. 23, (Times Special) may properly come before the conven-ventio- A dispatch from Shanghai says the said convention to consist of 202 Japanese minister to Corea has been delegates and apportioned as follows: killed by his own countrymen. 8 Provo, 1st ward The Japanese government i has de 8 2d clared rice to be not contraband of 3d ..14 war. 10 4th The attempt of the Chinese govern13 5th ment to float a loan of 1,000,000 taels, . 24 Springville Chinese merchants, has 23 guaranteed by Lehi proved a failure. 3 Provo Bench The American consul at Shanghai has 2 Lake View . . . ordered the Japanese living in thatVity Lake" Shore. V. ... . .... 4 to discard the Chinese customs and ad 11 Pleasant Giove viseR the majority to return to their 20 American Fork native country. '. 5 feantaquin 14 Spanish Fork PULLMAN UNPOPULAR, WHY? 3 Thistle the necessaay water power. Until other Tucker. arrangement are made, the ore from the mines will he handled by wagon to Oasis and then transported by rail to the smelter. Mr. Williams reports the two ore bodies in the Ibex group developing most satisfactorily. A force of about twenty men is employed in doing pros peci-igaudevelopment work and as soon as room can be made for more the f rco will be increased. Lumber has been shipped from Salt Lake for the mine boarding house, assay oflice and superintendents dwelling and a Mr. Pettit has the contract for the erertion of the buildings. Mr. Williams expects to return to Millard county tomorrow morning. coming year. SPECIAL NOTICE. The Times publishers have determined to give their patrons the benefit of every arrangement that can possibly be made. 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