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Show 1 i ' t V 4 J f - sr r k JL e VOL. 10. PAYSON UTAH. SATURDAY. PAWS PliESGRIPTISN Me BET II BLOCK, Payson, D. W. MfflCY, Utah. ajhBHmS4i BUt' .lutt. 4 A New and Complete stock of la Taxes ol 1899 Licenses wear. 1 am closing them out at coat. 1 am going fishing and want to seil ail Mens, Womens and Childrens shoes before 1 go. my Dealer in Clothing, Hats, Caps, All Shoes, Shirts. go at cost. -- WKIX K BOB CATAIAM VK. , Simons Block, Payson You Can KHiitu Money by purchasing your COFFINS & CASKETS of A. PETERSON, PAYSON, UTAH The only Hearse the city, whic will be furnished for funerals at a reasonable price. in 16 Parowan, July 12 AMD REPAIRS. To A O Gutheil No. 518 S Wursencroft 588 897 A T Roylnnce 665 John Spencer G64 706 Geo AY ilaucuck 641 Geo E Stark 513 519 G A Finlay sou 632 791 7-- t Estray Pound Repairs Elections I.urial of Indigent Dead Rebates on license nnmplrod Salem Canal assessment Balauce in Treasury June Bad Storm at Heber. Ileber was visited Tuesday night by one of the worst Btorms in its history. . The rain came down in torrents and the thunder and lightning were terrifying to many of the people of the city, A team belonging to John Watson broke loose from a hitching post in front of the Consolidated Implement Company's building, and a boy named Cfcailey Johnson caught the horses, and no sooner had he tied them than a flash of lightning came and struck both animals dead. Jndge Watsons barn and sheds were struck by lightning and Bet on fire and totally destroyed. A team of horses perished in the flames, before they could be gotten out The loss was alxtut $800. 30, 1899, Reservoirs tree t Lamps Free, Saving 0)uO 12u 00 Public Lamps usol Indebtedness of City. Bonds Outstanding: 250 00 foregoing report is corieet as shown by my records. . J on K D. Sta :ik. City Recorder. STREET REPAIRS AND SPRINKLING. To S Douglass No 510 65 6 50 2 W H Iluish & Sun 960 John P Loveless 51 1 608 800 801 887 123 6c Robinson 1600 639 JosJ Rcbt Whitehead 798 75 75 797 Jasper Taylor Loveless O 75 799 Parley 7 00 Harry McClellan 886 Hy rum Lemmon 823 3200 Chas Seim an 496 539 Issued from July 1st, 1898 to Jnne 30th, 1899. . 9! Iio-jh- h s i MILLER. 1 1 11 -.! : it h y luit )i N 'r , i i ; . i. &)(,' 7u5 ibO operation guaranteed. Dr- - TK Bolladajf. Offlee O vtr J . 8. Dougltsa Store. . JOSEPH E. PAGE, ATTORNEY - AT A N 1 . NOTARY Oil-- - LAW. PUBLIC. In Lemmon Blk., Paynon. .This Space Reserved .T. kitckie. For Gutheils Npw Bar QektisT 14o (10 I hereby certify that the PayMUi Continuous Gum, Gold, Aluminum and Rubber Plates. Gold and Porcelain bridges. Evety FineRepamng a Specialty fails' 1540 14 BOW (0306 go DBiiiST. r 138 24 Total Indebtedness made is Dr. Kings New Life Pills, Every pill is a sugar-coate- d globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, lisllesness into energy, brainfag into mental power. Theyre wonderful in building up. are theheahh. Only 25c per box SolJbyJ, L Townshend. motor bo I'hoh obk hook 714 961 M)l Til or J.H.VA(IK JUMSH. T U Wilson, Jr 671 Jab A Daniels 783 789 ntvisu toavo hchh k I'idanrd Jones 742 844 Tipi on A .Son Win Powell 746 R. B. Wlmxncr, Samuel Douglass 749 Win H lwge 767 Darwin WTrvino 774 Notary Public. Pnilo Johnson 895 OFFICES IN BANK. 988 J l! McClellan A 13 Unish 751 826 977 Maurice Potter 931 932 Henry Tervort 933 Patrick Boyle. Lee C Stark 935 r-937 Jesse S Taylor W m Graham 938 939 Edward Keele 3QC. 940 Geo Crooks Charles Barnett 953 967 Fi A Brough 523 524 525 526 551 552 553 6G3 564 5G5 566 567 563 W C Wiglitman Jr. 527 528 549561 562 628 629 648 G81 720 721 794 839 840 888 889 G'ft 930 1004 1005 1U0G T E Daniels Jr. G82 718 Office in Dr. Wade's Building 719 781 782 783 828 829 830 831 832 833 874 875 West Side Depot Street. 876 877 878 879 880 922 923 924 925 926 970 981 47150 '962 983984985 12 50 19 00 4 98 1 10 2006 ofl tle thing that ever was and Jeweler Jos Bingham 670 915 W II llniiih A Sou 675 13 10 Interest due July 1, 1899, Due Mayor J. W. Ptiy on Spring Lake reservoir, Warrants outstanding against the City damages 2900 to 82500. Working Night And Day. The busiest and mightiest lit- Watchmaker JH 68158 9$ Amountof labor expended on Estimated All kinds of crushed fruit drinks at l t vines drug store, Hew fountain just put in. F. McCAW, One of the most disastrous floods in the history of Utah occurred HOMEMADE CUPBOARDS AND BEBEBYOXB AND WATER ACCT. down at Manti Tuesday evening. FLOUR BINS AT LOWEST PRICES. It was caused by a cloudburst up To Chas. Stark, No. 480 $ 7 87 Manti Canyon, and the water came down in a wall, says eye witnesses, twenty or thirty feet high, carrying with it logs, bouldeta and 6000 5826246891012 debris. 6 00 Alfonso Loveless 604 The corespondent of tho Tri605 4 00 Ilyrum Reece Wm W Page 606 2 50 bune writes: 2 00 Those who witnessed the sight Chauncy Brunhali 607 can- as the flood came down the canyon IMPROVEMENTS AND REPAIRS. Great Bay it was awfully grand." To W R Heaton No. 739 1025 Edward Loveless 936 logs, bonlJers and debris general 3 15 Otto Erlandson ly were pilod up thirty or forty 19 00 John Kinder feet. Especially was it a rar 13 75 943 802 942 A G Fir.layson 34 at the forks of 9 the canyon sight s Metrish John 90 944 two the when parts of the flood 00 3 Bingham Joseph 990 met. Mr. Lonis Ilongaard, who 803 7 85 Joseph Stark was a witness at thnt point, says Up-to-Dat- e. Loui Bvssuu 11 So 945 that great logs were thrown appar13 75 Henry IHdharn 946 ently a hundred feet iuto the air, 2 50 Chas Fairbanks 947 and the roar was something in 1 05 Frank Stark 9.4S describnbiek Clay-soJohn 30 949 north-eas- t Hundreds of cellars wore flooded, pay-so- n Jesse Hall 4 00 950 A S Iluish 11 20 underiuiued 978 many busiuess 2 50 Isaac Rons and otherwise damaged, sud the 679 II 60 James 1007 of Grigg the struts city were filled will) Mdh-?II E 263 1014 04 951 Mris. No fatnlities oc j miel nod on rnl ki.1u eau.u Your patronage solid (Cntiiiued lage ) jenrred, but carried the lijiiK coir away by Dr. J. H. system of torrent of water. ii i ia .s!lively jjaiulbii. Deo. M. l V new t.'iiil k tl t.Vi RoliinsGii; TI dniu'iv' iseeliinaicilat from Tii1. lJd.OOO tn fr'JO.OOO, which will take some time to repair. VWM. The largest Joseph J Robinson 790 i LIST OF CITY WARRANTS Mautis Flood. 710 90S G72 Charles Selrnan Frank McCaw 521 677 Chisholm A Gardner 674 704 L O A Colvin James 8 Feory 522 695 696 C97 750 Miller, Jr. 623 921 8 00 Cemetery done. from 701 Abraham Done V Keele 702 Amnsa Jones 520 C71 494 05 265 75 336 57 8t8 83 150 00 14ii 00 s M"K 8. r re John Treasurer and Collector . 4 ouncil and Cmu. Fees Aitorni-y'Salary Justice's Electric light Bond No. 1 1175 00 and Interest paid 247 Contingent Fund Street reps ire sprinkling 191 65 87 50 Water Overseer salary 70 32 Printing and Publishing Court Expense and board50 70 ing prisoners Mayors Fees account and 76 8J Qualifying O lluials Bt rent Improvement and 50 08 Piping Water . 29 no City Park we hnvo a licutt suppiies ELEcrnic 957 1002 Minor oillcers Recorder 1 flood iu the history of Parag.iouuh came down Little Creek canyon Inst night. It spreud ever the country for about five miles, going through the fields ami destroy ing many of the crops. The rood in the CAnyon is washed out and it will take a j relit deal of money and labor to repair the dam ago ft 49 00 18- - 08 15 25 149 85 743 90 ioo 0.) 18 20 41 75 3 4o Warrants Redeemed on accounts, vie: For reservoirs and waterways 31114 72 Electric supplies and ma579 73 terial I7S7 15 Balaries of Electricians Marshal anl police salaries less 39 baseball team, but. we know it, and if we come over to see you, Iro. Nelson, you will be forced to admit it. Flour made by the Leland Roller Mill Co., not be surpassed. This is the general verdict of all who have tried it. The mill is'New and It is situated four and one half miles of and one mile north of state road. MOwntH (Tribuua Sjuvlul) 276 58 2249 75 Kstrsy Pound Water Tax on Reservoirs Bale of Ci tv Property Irrigation Fees collected Lease of City Property Property redeemed from tax Globe-Head- er dont only think 1831 IS 16 86 DogTaxs Cemetery Pines in Justice's Court s.'eius to tuink there is a ball team down in that bailiwick because they treat Silver City where there never were any playrrs: Come over and see us. Provo Democrat, We I Hall Rent We Know It! Crash hats and all Summer EDWING-BROWN- Cash on electric light system Cash, Interest; uu Notes OPEN DAT AND NIGHT the accepted time to buy MCI) Crops Destroyed. 106 31 Disbursements. $ OUR SODA WATER BEST IN TOWN. I ay son Powder w Makes the food more delicious and wholesome 8158 95 Wo give you what you ask for. The June 80, 1993, Mr. Irvine lias pergonal charge of every Prescription that cornea into his Pharmacy. Ilia experience in Prescription Compounding has been under the best in bis profession. NOW , Sakiwo Receipts. FACT WORTH KNOWING PUBLIC TELEPHONE. Of the Financial Condition of Pay sou City, Utah, to the City Con noil, for the year ending June 30th, 1809. By Balance In treasury Fine TOILET ARTICLES, New RUBBER GOODS. Trusses made to. Pit and give Perfect Coafcri. M A r? tho City Recorder MHrAI Fresh DRUGS, Pure CHEMICALS, Standard PATENT MEDICINES, Ezqisite PERFUMES, A XO. 47. iL ls Of Irvine, Prop. JULY 15, 1809. 1 1:i-- i . prVfd.i. iiiued. (il.ii-- in buihiiii., Dl'Ikji ttre-l- 1 e . 1 . 11 nr'n ber Shop. ! FOR DRUGS and Rub- Patent Medicines, .Syringes, ber goods, Sponges, Soaps, Toilet articles, Perfumery, Combs, Hair Brushes. Purses, SEE BERTRAM II. TOWNSEND, ; CHEMIST and DRUGGIST, now in charge of tho DRUG DEPARTMENT of Townseixcl5 8toie. MODERATE PRICESI FAIR TREATMENT! THE BEST OF GOODSI RELIABILITY! i:piii:ri ri i:m i MO iaija iiij 1 u m:i im m kmkm a Our Prescription Department is One of the best Equipped in Utah. Yo foi llei'tTnm II. zjaahumm2'riioitr Soda Water , |