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Show Notice. Notice. United Slate Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, October United S'tatcs Land Office !t Lake City, Ituh. Nuwnilifr l!. VMI To whom It may concern : Notice .hereby givou that the stete of Cteli has Hied in thie office list, ot land, selected by the said Hart under auctions T and 1! of the Act of Cuuxreaa aiiroed Jaly 16,191, the following trarte embraced iu said 11U. are in townshlpe oontaiuinc mluerul claims of record, ris. In list No. 19, far Public Buildings, the & SPA,: 8oc. 23, W SWi Soc. 25 22, l'JUO. To whom It may concern: Notice is hereby given that the State of Utah baa filed in thin office a lint. No. 113, of lands aeleeted by the said State for the establiahmeiit of jonnan-en- t water reservoirs for purposes, under irrigating of the act of section 1 Congress approved July Id, 1694. The following tracts, embraced lu said list, are in a township contaiuiug mineral claims of record, viz: NW ; NE The SW Sff !i Section 22, Township 10 S., Bangs 5 E. S. LkMer. A copy of said list, so far salt relates to said tracts, ly descriptive has been conspicuously posted ia this office, for inspection by sny person luUreeted, and by the public dato of thif notice under deist rtmental 1). 15', of Nusmulwr 27. usM. protisrt.orpuntivtsugaiiist the cLiim of tbe Slut to anr of tlie tract or sutslis isians beleiuliefore described, on the y round that the same is more valuable fur mineral thun fur agricultural nuriKMtwiwiU be received and Land ,U fiica, noted for reiHiit to tha tlem-ra- l at Wushiiigton, D, C. Failure so o protest or eontest within the time specified will be eonsidereil suliielent evidence of the character of the said tracts, and tbe selection thrreof, being etherwisa free frum objection, will be recoraended for approval. (L. al Frank D liul.ln.Rat liter. Geo, A Receiver. Smith, Mer. Fint publication Dec. 6. In List 81, far Insane Asylum, tho EX 8W1-- 4 Sec. 21, Tp. 9 8 , R. 2 E., all of Suction 1, Tp. 10 S., U. 2 E-- , 8. FOUND IS A OUSOUT." 1a Mot. Coiiies of said lista, so far aatbry relate to aid traeu, by subdivisions, bava Fred Blake, a lunatic, who teau coiuodcuoualy posted lu this offioe, for iiupectiou by any person interested, aud by made his escape from the asylum tha publie trauerally . at Frovo on Thursday last, was Luring the aixty days neat followiiic the indate of this notice uuder departmental captured at an early hour this structions of November H, lit, L. U. iH), morning by Patrolman Joe Pullprotests oroouteetsaKsiust tbe elulm of the state to any of the trouts or subdivisions ey in City Creek canyon. The described, on tbe grouud that tlie man by the aid of a shovel and same is uora valuable for mineral than fur agricultural purposes will be received and ax had fixed for himself s novel uotedfor report to tha xeaerai baud Office, ilugout. He dug a large hole at Woshincton, I). C. Failure so to pretest or in tbe side of a hill and covered contest within the lime specified will be considered sufficient evidence of the it over with small limbs of trees, character of the aabl tracts, aud thsasleutlun thereof, being otherwise free from objections throwing dirt on top of them. will be rreuiauendcd for approval. He also had a piece of blanket Tp.98, R.2K, 8.L. generally. During tiie sixty days next foUowlug the date of this notice under departmental instructions of November 27, 1393,(23 Li D., 459, protests or contests against the claim of the State to any of flie tracts or subdivisions hereinbefore described, on the ground that the same la more vuluahle for mineral than for Frank D. Uobba. Brf later, agricultural purjioscs will be received and noted fur reixirt to tho General Oeo. A Smith, Keceivcr. Land Oilico at Wachington, 1. C. Find publication Nov. 24. Failure so to protest or contest within the time specified will be considered Notice. aulfieleut evidence of the States Land Office, United clnractcrof the said tracts, and tLe Lake City, Utah, Salt selection thereof, being otherwise free October 15, 19U0. from objoctiou, will be recommended To Whom it Concern: May for approval. Notice li hereby given that tbe State Frank D. Hobbs, Register. of Utah has filed in this office lists of Geo. A. Rmitli, Receiver. lands selected by the said State under First publication Nuv. 10. section 12, of the act of Congress approved July 16th, 1394. Tlie fallowing tracts embraced in said lists, are In Notice. containing miaeral claims of towsships United States Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, record, viz: Iu List No. 30, for tlie establishment Oct 20, lOuO. and maintenance of an Insuue Asylum, To whom it niny concern: BE X NW X;IE H SW Section Notice Is hereuy given that the State the Section 14, Ji W 11, and lliii NE office lists filed , of this has in of Utah R. 4 E , S. L. Meridian. Tp. 9, lands selected by the said state under In Lst No. 35, for the establishment section 12, of the Act of Congress ap- and maintenance of a Reform School, W NW Suction 8 NE proved July 13, 1894, the fallowing the Swelli NE NE NE S tracts embraced in said lists, are in --n0, and 21, Tp. 10 S., R. ' S E., Halt Lake townships containing mineral claims of Meridian. . record, vis.: Copies of said lists, so far as they In List No. 10, Minors Hospital, to said tracts, by descriptive subY SWK Sec. 21, Tp. 9 S., R. 2 E., S. divisions, have been conspicuously U Mer. petted in this office, for inspection by In List No. 13, Reform School, any interested, and by the pubEX SW X Sec. 2d, Tp. 9 8., R. 2 E., lic generally. Mar. During the aixty days next following In List No. 12. Sclicol of Mines, tlie date of tills notice under departSE X Sec. 24, Tp. 9 S., R. 2 E., S. L. mental instructions of November 27, Mer. 1893, (23 L. D. 459), protests or contests Copies of said lists, so far us they re- .gainst tha claim of the Slats to any of late te said tracts, by descriptive sub- the tracts or subdivisions hcreiubefaro divisions, have been conspicuously described, on tho ground that the same posted in this office, for inspection by is more valuable for inintr.il than for interested, and by the agricultural purposes will be received any and noted for reort 'to tlie General public generally. During the sixty days following the Land Office, at Washington, D. C. faildate of tiiis notice uuder departmental ure so to pretest or contest within the instructions of Nov. 27, 1S90, (23L. D. time specified will be considered of the char459), protests or contests against the claim of the State to any of the tracts acter of the said tracts, and tlie selecor subdivisions hereinbefore described, tion tiiereoi, being otherwise free from on the ground that the same is more objection, will bo recommended for apvaluable for mineral than fur agricul- proval Frank D. Hobbs, Register. tural purposes will be received and A. Smith, Receiver. George poled for report to the general Lund Frrat publication Oct. 20. office, at Washington, D. C. Failure so to iTCtcst or contest within the lime Notice. spccitlod will be considered sufficient l character evidence sf the United Sintra Land Office, Salt lake City. Vtah, of the said tracts, and tho selection IINU. November therof, being otherwise free from objecNot Ice is hereby given that the State of tion, will tie recommended for approval. Utah ha. tiled in this office a list, Ko. 36, of lands selected by tbe said Stale for tlie esFrank D. Debits, Register. here-iuliefu- re ul non-miner- -4 1- -4 1- 8-- 1- -2 4; 2 1- -4 -4 -4 -2 4; . re-la- id S-- . irau non-miner- al corn-minera- 111, Geo. A. (Smith, Receiver. First publication Nuv. 10. 1943. Notice-united States Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, Oct 17,1900 To whom It may concern: Notice is hereby given that the state of Utah has filsd iu this flics a list, No. IT, of lands selected by the said State fof the establishment and maintenance of an insane Asylum, under section 12. of the Act of Gonxress approved July 13, 1894. The fallowing tracts embraced In said list, are in a township containing mineral claims of record, viz: Lots 3 A 4, and NE1-- 4 BWM Section Salt 7, Township 10 8., Range 2 E Lake Mcrdian. A copy of said list, so far as it relates to said tracts, by descriptive subdivisions, has been conspicuously posted in this office, far inspection by any person Interested, and liy the public generally. During the sixty days next fallowing the date of tiiis notice under denrtr metiUl instructions of November 27, 4o9 protests or con 1890, (23 L. D., tests against the claim of the State to any of the tracts or subdivisions hereinbefore descrllied, on the ground that the same is more valuable for mineral than far agricultural purposes will bo received and noted far roxrt to the I). general Land Office, at Washington C. Failure so to jfotivt or contest within the time specified will be sufficient evidence of tho character of the said tracts, in;1 r lion thereof, being iitherwine free from obb'Clien, will UTwvuiimi iid-a )r.. m!. Il.i-l- s, 1 l Register. niittl. jt i' litl Uu.iVntii.-'- i I it. 2i. ron-sl-Ser- noil-miner- al 1 tln-s.h- -l fr which he was going to nse as a protection against the cold weather. The poor fellow was taken back to Povo today and before going expressed a desire to Bee Judge Zaue, as he had been kept in the asylum for fourteen years, and he' wauled hie freedom agaiu. Tuesday's Hews. QUESTION ANSWERED, never-ihough- ' cure for smallpox ia gorounds the of the press and ing seems to have supplanted that old favoiite, tartaric acid and water, which has been printed a thousand times. The latest panacea is harmless to persons in health. Sulphate of zinc, one grain; foxglove (digitallis,) one grain; half a teaspoonful of sugar; mix' with two teanpoonfuls of water. When the above has been thoroughly mixed, add four ounces of water. Take a leaepoonful every hour. The disease will disappear in twelve hours. For a child smaller doses according to age. Ex. A new tablishment and maintenance of a Kcforin Srkoul, under section 12 of the act of Congress approved July 16, IlM. The following tracts embraced in said list are iu a township containing mineral claims of record, via : The KK', Section 25, Tp. 9 3,, B.,2 K., 8. L. Aim-Iian. A copy of enid lint, so far as it relates to Saw Death Near. tha said tracta by descriptive Subdivisions, often made my heart ache, It has been conspicuously posted lu this office tor luspertlnu by any person interested, aud writes L. C. Overstreet, of Elgin. by tlie public generally. Within tbe next sixty days following the Tenn., to hear my wife cough date of this notice, sudor departmental in- until it seemed her weak and sore structions or November. 27, 11W3, (23 L. D. AW), protects or contests against the claim of Good lungs would collapse. ths Mate to any of tha tracta or subdivisions said was she so far doctors herein described, on the ground that the gone same is more valuable for miners! than for with that no medicine consumption agricultural purposes, will ba rerelvad and noted for report to the General Land Office or earthly help could save her, at Washington, D. C. Failure so to protest or but a friend recommended Dr. contest within the time specllled will be considered sufficient evidence of the character of the said tracts and Ilia selection thereof being otherwise free from objection, will be recommended for aprrovsl. Frank D. Hobbs, Register. George A. Smith, Receiver. First publication Nov. 24, 1U0& Notice. United States Lend Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, November 26, lfaO, No whom it may concern: Notice i. hereby given that tlie State of Utuh has tiled 'n this office a list No, 32. of laud, selected by the said state for the and maintenance of a Deaf and B ii nib Asylum, under section 12. of the the Art of Congi-ru- i approved Jaly The following tracts embraced in said lint, are In u tow nsblp containing mineral chums of record, via : TlirSW. NWI,S Lot 3; SW' NF.i, Kart lot. 9. nil. sect loi 1. K',: IO,S;S'i KWt,j 1, Tow n NW, SW nuil ssW', NKHxtt-tio, II. 2 . L, y.erhlian. lu.. A c.pyof s.iiil list, so far as it relate, to :,i. tincls. ly tnbdiiiui.k. has c.iiiNicaoi:sly ,iu.t,-- ill I hi. office, for i infi-In- -; , lion l,y any and liy ilir .iil,iic generally . IV itiiin t sixty day. following tha rrtale-lisliiue- 1 K-- I'ci-iioi- tl.i-nex- Kings Ne w Discovery and use of this excellent cine saved her life. Its pre-siste- nt medi- absolute- ly guaranteed for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma and all throat and lung diseases. 50c and $1.00 at J, L. Townshends, tle free. Trial getting a permit, listed his with Elder Jamesons and pulled out The city council in regular session last Monday evening was at war during certain intervals over the water that ilowa down the Paysun creek, aud the usage of the same. Spirited arguments pievailed oyer the petition Bent in by J . 8. Page, jr., who asked that he he accorded tbe privilege of enlarging the south bench ditch. The jet.ition was first motioned to be tabled, then motioned to be Reference whs then granted. made to a notice that had been j 06 ted by Mr. Page appropriating the waters of tlie creek during a certain period of the winter. It was tho opinion of Borne members tliBt it would be better to use the water on the bench than to allow it to rnn to waste iuto the lake, while others argued that there were other people who desired the use of the Butne water aud were also deserving of consideration. The petition of Mr. Page, however, was lost, and was immediately followed by one from John E. of Iluish, who asked for the creek from December 15th to April 15th, during the hours between 6 pm. and 6 a. m. of each day, when the water was not otherwise m use. This petition was handled in about tie same strain as the previous one, and was finally referred to the committee on irrigation. All members were present at the meeting, and the mayor occupied bin chair. A rebate of $2 was given the shooting gallery, on license. The bo of the city hall, aud license for running a dance on Dec. 12th., woe donated the relief society. Hanford B. Wilson was granted a permit to retail liquors for three months, uuder license of $200 for the quarter. The old dynamo wns ordered sold for $100, an offer of that amount having leen received. The following claims were al- this moruing leaving tho LL' part of his crowd behind. We have all Continuous Gum, Gold, Alum! sent our families to Colonia Dub-lanurn and Rubber Plates. Gold which will lessen our expenses and Porcelain bridges. Every very much. I would advisa parties operation guaranteed. coming to Mexico (with largo outfits as we have with ns) to be sure Dr. ft. F. Rolladay. at the cus Office Two floors West of Guthell'l that their papers Bre Harbor Shop. torn house before leaving Utah, otherwise they will find it voiy expensive living hero and feeding BOOT & SHOE SHOP. horses and stocky I think a man AH grades of boots and Bhoes will save money if he will come to order. mads empty handed and buy Lia outfit Boots and shoes neatly aud colonies avoid thus at tho his for papers. waiting repaired. Rubber boots and shoes repaired. Toed Changed To Poison, Responsible work done. block west of H. Doug--lasPutrefying food in the intestines One-ha- lf store. of effects those like produces arsenic, but Dr. Kings New Life Jessti Tye. Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Costipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers, all Csixx Liver, Kidney an J Bowel troubles. by purchasing your Only 25c at J. L. Townshends, bot- Commencing at once the Oregon Short Line will run Dinning Car service over the eutire line north of Ogden, except diners will not run on traio Ho 8 and lunch will not lie served on train Ho 9 into Butte. cars Bre Elegant jjst fresh from the Pullman companies shops, and in them the very Intent Idem in construction and furnishings are fully curried out All lucnlii served on the A La carte plan. ERTISJ. n, s' on Hnru Slonoy one-thir- d Uncle Ham paid more than for transportation of mail laBt year, which showa us to be a reading and writing people. $57,-000,0- Among the ten tliousauds who have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds or la grippe during the past few years, to oar knowledge, not a Binglo caso has resulted in pneumonia. Thos. hitfield & Co, 210 Wabash avenue, Chicago, one of the moat prominent retail druggitds in that city, inBpcakingof this says: MWe recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippo in many cases, as it not only gives prompt and complete recovery, but also counteracts auy leuJocy of la grippe to result in pneumonia.'' For sale by D. W. I trine. 11 Yes, August Flower stiU has the largest sale of any medicine Your in the civilized world. t mothers and grandmothers of using anything else for Indigestion or Biliousness. Doctors were scarce, and they seldom heard of Appendicils, Nervous Prostration or Heart failure etc. They used August Flower to clean out the system and stop fermentation of undigested food, regulate the action of the liver, stimulate the nervous and organic action of the system, and that is all they took when feeling dull and bad with headaches and other aches. You only need a few doses ot Greens August Flower, Lt liquid Corns, to malco you saiit- fied there is nothing serious the matter with you. For sale by D. W. Irvine, SMALLPOX. REMEDY. MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL. lowed: Kexton, watering ccmi t ry, 912 50 Tiioiniui 4 .'loward, wrvici , 9 fii 50 00 Btreet Supervisor, 4 75 Uity Recorder, 293 SO Saliry list far November, COFFINS k CASKETS of A. PETEHSON, PAYSON, UTAH. Hearse furnished free, in the citv, to all who buy their undertaking supplies from me. HOMEMADE CUPBOARDS AND FLOUR BINS AT LOWEST PRICES. T.G. WIHMER Pratirfaut. W.H. TANNKB R. S. Will JtBR, Caahler ut Authorised Capital SlOdk $10,000.00, PAYSON EXCHANGE SAYINGS BANK Paraou. Utxb.'J A re&l mean man is a fellow who rraDMota.'a Geueral Ranking Ruilnau, will purposely start a row with his wife so ha can go dowu town with 4 per cent Intercut some male friends and have a paUl on time drpoeitM, had evidenced there was that It time. been some dispute as to whom olionlil lie paid the water tnsee of Hew to Cure Croup. COLLECTIONS the field ditch. The council referred the matter to the committee Mr. I. Gray, who lives near on irrigation, giving it power to Amenio, Duchess county, N.Y,, A SPECIALTY. decide, after which a motion for Chamberlains Cough says: adjournment prevailed. Remedy is the best medicine I have ever used. It is a fine A Woman's Awful Peril. children's remedy for croup and There is only one chance to never fails to cure. When given save your life and that is through as soon as the child becomes JOSEPH E. PAGE, an operation were the startling hoarse, or even after the croupy ATTORNEY AT - LAW. words heard by Mrs. I. B, Hunt cough has developod, it will preAND NOTARY ITBLIC. of Lime Ridge, Wis., from her vent the attack. This should be doctor after he had vainly tried to borne in mind and a bottle of the Office In Lemmon Rlk.. Payson. cure her of a frightful case of rough Remedy kept at baud ready stomach trouble and yellow jaun- for instant use as boou as these R. S. Wimmer, dice. Gall atones grew and she symptoms appear. For Bale by D. Notary Public . W. I r nine, constantly grew worse . Then she OF CE IN (BANK. began to nse Electric Bitters THIS MEANS BUSINESS.. which wholly cured her. Its a On the principal lines of the wonderful Stomach, Liver and Milwaukee & Ht. Paul If you are irolng to Chicago, Kidney remedy. Cures Dyspep- railway passenger trainB are elecsia, Loss of appetite. Try it. Only tric lighted, steam heated and problock signnls. With 50 cts. Guaranteed. For sale by tected by these modern appliances, railway J. L. Townshend. traveling at high speeds has reached a degree of safety heretofore unknown and not attainable on JOUBNEY TO MEXICO. roads where they are not in use. Electric lights and steam heat II. F. Johnson sends the follow- make it possible to dispense with ing communication to the Deseret he oil lamp and the cal: stove. Hews: Block signals have reduced the We left Utah November 12lli, chauces for collisions to the minie of us in all, via mum 1900, by maintaining an absolute R. G. W., D. & R. G., and Hanla inteival of space between trains. Fe R. R. We had a very pleasThe Best Plaster. ant trip considering the stops we Or anr point Emit, and wink to enmade to feed our stock, which was A piece of flannel dampened joy a Jnrlixlit rldo throurh tha srauilKt aoenerji of tim Kocky with Chamberlains Pain Balm four times, making sovcnty-tw- o niniiiiliiin. ba xire to nik for a effected is to the bound ticket that raadi via tha pnrls hours in alL We were Bix days and When to any plaster. and nine hours on tho road after superior troubled with laino back or pains leaving Hprlngvillc. Wo arrived in the side or chest, give it a trial and you are certain to be more in El Paso in a heavy which lasted ahont 21 hours, yet than pleased with the promp relief Ho Tiresome Layovers, which it affords. Pain Balm also Close Connections iji we lost no time in applying for cures Rheumatism. One applicaUnion Depots. ad mis lion into Mexico, but found tion tale by D. gives relief. For And Positively the that not oiir of us had a permit to W. Irvine. Quickest Route enter that couutry. We then telTo The Deaf. egraphed to the City of Mexico cured of her Deafrich A To the rreat rivrroanil Atlantia wauoard. which lady land in the for permits to in the Head by Elricaiit and T lifironchljr Modern Noises and ness broker said was granted. After uuil lUtcliniiijc Climr earn. In Cqnlpntt xhlrk t Dr. Nicholson's Artilical Ear are ftoo to bolilori of rotrular tra fouud we listed nur things getting tieketa. instihis to gave $10,000 that only pnrt of us hud permits Drums, so that deaf people unable Call on or address tute, 11. n. KunsKn, Mr. Snarr and somii of the other to procure the Ear Drums may Coinnarcinl FrnlftA I'su. Agt, with him enmn got boyB that have them free. Address No. Kooinil, llorlan block. alt lake City, of of all ns. Four of instead 13185 The Nicholson Institute, ob each crowd urn here etill waiting 780, Eighili Avenue, New York, u.c.Tonsnexnjt UeucralTau. A TKket At, for permits. L. E, Huisb, uot U.S. A. St Lout, Mo. Watenoatter, Marshal for horse, John I'rovstRsiird, Rrooeries, G. W. Hancock, iuintier, Globe-Heade- r, printing, 12 00 5 00 6 10 8 85 0 10 Professional Cards Kansas fifty-thre- City, St. Louis, rain-xtor- favi Me Et. m IFxom or-mi- is |
