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Show i COlltr. DI1TKKT win of MutTejjon, Mich., are the princirs pal In making the deal. Jodire Norell rem up from Fait Lake Herald. of tbe Saturday and held a short lou can't cure consumption Vut you Dial riit Court here in the afternoon; tan avotil it and cure every other form of ha rendered two decisions and heard a ihrost r lung trouble by the see of Tne Minute Cough Cure. John Boydan A few ea parte matter which ii the only 1 buaiueea transacted. Call at our yard and wa will taka In the case of 8ute ex rel, Henry pleasure in showing yon and quoting . C. Wilhamaon at ah, prices on the Shield Vi. many beautiful monuof fFark trustee City school diatrict, ments and headstones now on hand. Summit Marble Works. which U an action wherein relator seek Housville, Utah. by mandantna to com pel respondent aa yANTED-TR- lsi WORTHY AND T auch true.ee to establish the teventh elite gentlemen or ladie to travel for responsible established house in grade at the JefTeraon acliool, i which (lifi.OO and expenses. tbe demurrer to relator affidavit fa Position Monthly steady. Reference. Encloea w'f addressed stamped envelope. The argued and submitted on last tlaj of last Itomiiiiun llept. Y Chicago i eesainn, tlie demurrer a as i verruleiLanti cha-acte- Cash IT A CLEARANCE SAL jUj MIW0XAK1 APPOINTMENTS. reepejidenta given ten rays Batry va. Jacobson et ah, which wa ic hler- - Mia Pack and Berl Pack 0 t tried by consent at Salt Lake before 'h .51, IJeneferj-Nov.- . 21, ndervide; court without a jury, on the 4;h imt., Nov., 2. Coahillo; Live., 12, Union; and in which the court granted defenIbr.. 19, Ho) tfeMtle ; Jan., 998, Want-hiat the cl ore dants motion fcra ; Jan., 2.5, Feb., 20, of plaintiffs evidence, an entry was Proa; ieb , 27, OaUev; Mar., 13, made on the minute of the clerk here in ivauius , Mar , 27, East Coalville; May t 22. Echo. actordaute with this ruling, anti the Elders John A. Mitrthant and John plaintiff given thirty day in which to Oct., 31, Echo; Nov., 21, Seymour. prepare bill of exception and state-melleuefer; Nov, 28, Snvderville; Dec., on motion fornew trial. Thisaas 12, East Coalville; lec., 29, Coulville; acute wherein plaintiff arked the court Jan, 9 98, Hovtsulle; Jan., 23, Wan-shiFeb., 20, Rock port ; Feb., 27, Peoa ; to gie him judgment aguinst the de-Mar. 13, Oakley ; Mar , 27, iCamas; May femUnta for the rum of $,000, which he 22, Upton. alleged was due upon an agreeineut Elders Stephen Walker and Robert which he had with them, whereby lie Siddowaj. Ou,. 31, hnyderwlle; Nov., was to rerder them certain nervier iu 21, Upton; Nov. 28, East Coalville; the way of exporting tier chime, and Dec., 12, Coalville; Dec. 19, Kama; funnelling them with evidence in a cer- Jan., 9 98, Oakley ; J.tn , 23, Hov tsville ; Feb., 27, Echo; tain suit at law between defendant and Feb., 20, Wanship;13, Rockport; Mar., 27, Peoa; Mai., flower and Silver Mai the King Mining April 17, llenefer. omi anies; and which he claimed thev n E'ders William Crook anil were to pay upon the settlement of this Bates. Oct..' 31, Upton ; Nov. 21, East suit. The evidence showed thartwo Coalville; Nov., 28, llenefer; lkc., suit wee in fact commenced against 12, Echo; Dee , 19, Snvderville; Jan., these mining companies bv McGrath 9 98, Coalville; Jan , 23, Oakley; Feb,, I C4w Wwi i and Jacob-o- n on the same day ; that one 27, Kama; Mar., 3, Hoyt? wile; Mar., 27, Wanship; April 17. Rock port; Apof them had been settled and dhum-e- d ril 24, Peon ; May 32, Evanston. and that tbe other one is still pending. Elder Alexander Street and Geo, U. The contention of the defense w as that Reddon. Oct. 31, Kami.; Nov., 21, This Salt plaintiff was entitled to nothing until O.ikley ; Vov., 28, Peoa ; Dec., 12, Rock-por- t; Mens odd undershirts, natural wool Dec., 19, Vanship; Jan., $ .40 the filial settlement of both suits, and Mens odd drawers, natural wool and fleeced 1 . 6o East Coalville ; Jan., 25 ; Coalville ; Feb,, the court took the sane tie of it. Mens underwear, fleece lined, per suit i.'35 20, Upton; Feb. 27, Henefer; Mar., 13, .90 Case of Garily vs. Lynch, tried before Echo: Mar., 17, lloytsville; April 17, Mens Cahforma blue flannel overshirts 1.75 5 Ladies fleeced vests and pants, good court aod jury at last session, in which Almy; May 22, Suyderville. each quality, .25: Coildrens fleeced vests Sc pants, i jury returned a genefbl verdict in favor Elders Geo. Ruff and J. T. (Hodson. Vi to ,30 Ladies cashmere hose, per pair. a and case on the whole of plaintiff specOct., 31, Oakley ; Nov., 21, Kama ; Nov, ,,5 Ladies fleeced hose, worth soc and 25c a . ial verdict as to third cause of action, 28, Rockport; Dec., 12, HovteviHe; Dec. pair l7A Childrens best home made hose, worth 30c and Upton; Feb., 20, which was purely an equitable maltei, 19. Peoa, Jan., 45c. at .20 30 Men s wool East Coalville; Feb., 27, Hoytsrille; hose, good quality, worth --?oca pair, at the court rendered judgment in favor of 5 s Men wool 22, 17, May c Almy; Snyderville. April hose, homemade, worth-30a pair, at .20 plaintiff in accordance with this verdict Boys wool hose, home made, worth 25c a pair, at Elder Henrv Robinson and William 17 and ordered plaintiff attorneys to pree Harris. Oct., 31, Rockport; Nov., 21, l Boys and men wool mittens, worth 25c a pair at JX k. with thi in accordance pare finding 'Mens small sfied Lid' glSves, worth 85c a pairTat? 4 Peoa; Nov., 28, Wansldp; Dee., 12, f 5 and tame wa the whicn done, ruling, Henefer; Dec., 19. East Coalville; Jan., 23 98, Echo; Feb., '20, Coalville; Mar., were signed. A Full Lins of 13, Upton; Apiill7, Hoytsville; May22, . Underwear, Orershirts, Hosiery G y. s, Wooiaey va. Anchor Mining comOakley. Med. pany, di mi ot prices that will move them this winter. Elders Thomas Britton and Walter Formtr Pria In the matter of the auignment of Bnnot. Oct., 31, Wanship; Nov., 21, Ladies embroidered and fancy felt slippers Joseph Fare and R as band Brothers, as- Hoytsville; 'Dec., 12, Oaklev , Dec., 16, Ladies lined felt congress shoes r.33 Peoa, Jan., 23, Mens signee submitted report in each case Rockport; Jan., Fascinators, Hoods and Toboggans, fast heavy work shoes, congress and lace, size 9 j.cr Coalville: 26, Feb., Mar., 15, Upton; whicn was allowed and aettled. fine Grassie Childrens shoes, paL tip, sizes 5 to 9 1.35 Henefer; Feb., 27, Almy; April 17, Coal4 goods, positively hc!c:v cost . genuiue kangaroo, sizes 5 to 8. ill In the matter of the estate of Chester ville; April, 24, Evantton; day 20, SnydervillsC iams & Hoyts make. Ladies heavy black hoods, worth 65c. go r, 1.50 Sny er, deceased, hearing on account -Eldera Henry Hirst and C. A. Walton. 75 40 prs. Childrens fine Dongola shoes, spring Ladies continued for term. The same action colored worth heavy hoods, and at Nov. Nov. 90c 21, 31, Peoa; Oct., Rockport; 65 to . , . ... heel,,si?es 5 1.10 Ladies heavy colored fascinators, worth 90c was taken in tbe matter of too estate of 28, Oakley; Dec. 12, Kama ; Dec., 19, 1.25 , o fine kangaroo calf shoes, sizes 5 to 8... . 1.20 50 prs Childrens Toboggans, worth 6oc, at. Echo; Feb., 20, Upton; Jan., Benjamin Miles. ,40 75 prs Caraval school shoes, spring heel, sizes Childrens wool hoods, silk overworked, worth f 1. 10 ; Andrew Krigbamn, final aecount re- Hoytsville Feb., 27, Coalville; Mar., to 75 13 1.35 13, Wanehip; April 17, East Coalville; Heavy knit wool shawls, black & colors, large size, U .1 50c babies sizes ferred to clerk to heart timony. to shoes, 75 3 Henefer. prs 24. j One lot mens pants, regular price f x to $1. so. for .35 April i5 addition, we give per cent off on all other shoes in u Court adjourned nntil January 15th, Elders I s sac Dawson and Charles 2 CO ides be our l.Oj in discount silverware stock, rdgular 81. draw will Aimy Norrell tickets, Nov., 28, during jury Kingston. Oct., 1898, when Judge Boys pants, . fi.35, go .90 Park City; this sale. aod set the calendar for the February Rock Springs; Jan., ; ;; 1.50 Coaivilie ; Feb., 20, Henefer; Mar., 27, term. V 17, Echo; May 22, Briuger. April be to One lot single bed comforters, worth 85c each, at matters There were some other 55 Elders Charles Beveridge and Joseph 200 remaants of silk, ribbon, all colors, 1103 yard disposed of bat His Honor declined to Dean. Oct. 31, Evangton; Nov., 14, leg. price Till Salt lengths, will go at less than half price hear any contested matters and they Bridger; Dec. 19, Echo; Jan.. 9J58, 300 yds plaid all-wo.34 inches wide dress flanxo dozen Ladies hemstitched and colored bordered were accordingly passed. llenefer; Jan., 28, Rock Springe; April nels, Stevens, per yard... .20 ,30 woith ioc tach, goat handkerchiefs, John Coalville. 24, Boyden, 200 yds heavy twilled dress serges, 42 inches wide .40 5 3 . . Edmond Eldredge, A Great Mining Dent. dress goods, half wool, 24 ins. wide . 15 yds figured 500 .10 -of Joseph A. Fisher, these Specials we have a nice line The Herald ia enabled to give its Committee, figured and plain black goods, colored cash- readers tbe iafortnation that by virtue Approved, and wool trecots, all at prices that will inmeres of Oct. 11th, 1897. of the exertions 50 English graniteware pitchers, worth 50c each, go at. heavy capitalists, W. W. Cluff, Pres. 10 4 mi . terest, you. incor40 40C it mining property at Park City, go tt White flannels, 15c, 1 ti 35c, 40c, worth 20 per 40 30C . .20 porated for over (16,000,000, has been go cent more. zco mesh worth bowls, ioc each, go at. . . . consolidated nnder one management, ,7 u jtegetable dishes, worth Red flannels, 15c, 25c, 30c, 40c, worth 20 per ct. KC 30c each, go at and will be run in future, beginning tt ft . more. it tt 4ioc tt go at IOO , . about the first of tbe year, atom vast Irish freeze in colors, at 10c, worth 50 four-piec- e glass sets, worth 55c, go at 20 per cent more. mining industry. 20 dpzen plain glass tumblers, worth 45c for 6, go at, per set 30 obtained, and ail Pat- - J White and colored aa4 The properties are Itbe Alliance, tbe j Cnwa, t J 20 dozen plain goblets, worth 50c for 6, go at, per set. puting flannels, per yard, 6c, tot business conducted for Moocss-r- fctt. 40 t U. orro S. omet is n ometj worth 20 per cent more. Crescent, the Boss, and pessibly a few I Ova ioc, 25 dozen fancy engraved glass tumblers, worth 55c for 6, at end w can secure patent u lew tune than those j 35 J remote from ttaanineion, smaller ones. Send model, drawing or photo., with desertp- - j or if free off J not, Jtlon. tie adetae, patentable A consummation of this transaction charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured, JJ How to Obtain Heteme, with J paatUHLCT, means that tbe new company wtlLcea coat of autae in the U. S. and foreign oountnetf j trot the strike ea ore on U aeue over one i acid free. Address, mile in length, and extremely producO. C. One. PartnrOrn-- t. V'ntr.-- o w a tive. The negotiations looking toward this end have been in progress for some time according to all accennta. They were g began lat summer, ami constant exertion hat been exercised ever ait.ee in order to attain the result.' Extreme DULY CSS secrecy ha been observed, and this is We adrise early selection as In c the first tiMe any intimation of the FORA CCCZ tame haa appeared ia print. way most to the interest ol bnjers. A WORD TO LADIES- inTxlletK' From information acquired yesterday thr v v t rt , rtli t c r ,. . f w h t , loi. S it is ss'd that W. ?. McCorrick, A. Hsn-au- r, n t ov k . ; r i " L a Colqnel N. Treweik and a Mr. Er t U r, non-sui- t, OF Rix-kpo- Seasonable Goods Below Cost. p; Aii-tu- BARGAINS yOU cannot afford to miss. Something drops when we 'n freey- and that something, obedient to the laws of gravity; is dollars on ourcounters in 063 her quoted hold good untfULr. lst? 189TmS We in your own ihterest, and remember we, live uptoevr always promisesand confrontyou with prices we meet as long as stcck Underwear, Hosiery and Gloves . 5 taK 8, Shoes and Lined Slippers and ....1.25 sea: .... at..... ft, tol it JEIn at... 23-9- 8, .asgo.t.... Dress Goods. a5.goat.,.. 2-- 5 ...$ IBesides J- Queensware and Glassware Bargains. " 22c, .... at., at.. ,,k iic; I2c, Tnd-Mtr- stit C.A.SfJOW&CO. C fb 11? fur ' PILLS wti .1 f tun. 7c, .... I2c, -- HR HOLIDAY GOODS are now ready for sale, of useful and novc Consisting Rich offerings in glass and chinaware, amusing handkerchieis mufflers and jewelry. We have toy trunks for the mess of 8 to .2 years and larger ones for boys and girls in their teens. V.'e bought them especially for the holiday trade, as no more useful or better appreciated present could be made. Casli ISdrSeiisiL itoi-O-j Coklville. ies. |