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Show j ' 1 : & V-.- . 'v . ' : .. n i mtmim in n i i n ir r . - . ,The County Eagistsr A Wfclr Iiwiipaiiort flfcljiisd weekly at Ephraim, San fttt Co., Utah. LflK'UU'TIOXl Oh Tmsv, a. Su. Mu.. Si.ij: Tkiet M .o., So. 75 1 RiiiikR Co. Tuhiishers ltred at the Post Office at Eph-rii- Utah, is second class matter Jut 4, 1890. Kuhraiai, Utah, - Oct. to", 1890 A dance will be given by the polys. ph icaj society Friday nigh:, Oct. 17. It is tsoecial for the students and then friends whom they may invite. A good tirce is anticipated. During the last week the physiology class has been considering the various out and indoor exercises. Tne special classes oi benefits derived trim each have been illustrated. The structure of muscles and their uses are now being dealt with. Experiments bv deserting the loner animals are taken from time to time. One Thomas Feline was the last vict'.m. Physical Geography c'ass has been engaged for some time in studing the strata of the earth, its lormation, the changes continually taking place on its suit. ire by erosion, tipheavels, etc. Also the oceanic and continental val-leys and isl.nids an well as the plains, plateaus, mountains, swamps, tundras, deserts, steppes, llanos, pampas and praries of us surluce. B. F. L. IMOVO ITEMS Oil. r.ph 189a. Considerable rain has been precip-itating in Provo during the' past two weeks, and the culm natin points ot the mountains on the east and north of town have taken 011 the r winter gatb. The weather has been quite cold, and is still in an unsettled condition. Thj s de walks in tiie centeral part of the Garden C tv are to be paved with asphaltum.work husalready commenced on the walks of in 1111 and Centre streets. This is something Provo suiely needs, but a great miny of her citizens seem to think she is taking to rapid stiides, in-vesting in electric lights, street cars, fir works, and pavement of side walks, all Inside ol one year. Some are alieady coniolaining ol hih taxes,!)"! wait, tliey have not felt the hot end ol the iron yet. .. Instead of five and seve:i cars being attached lo the iron horse of the U. P. as has been the cas during the past fiiteen days, she now only draws two Surely the proprietors of the enterprist must be pleased when L. D. Saints semi annual conlereuce is to convene. William Tanner, a lad of fifteen veais old, sou of hishoo Tanner, who was kiCKed in the head about two weeks age bv a young cult breaking Irs fiontm bone and rendering him petlectly in sensible, has been 111 a very deplorabli Condition, Apart of tlie bone has been remove, from his skull and surgical operations, performed. He is veiy low, but improving a iitlle. The m ilerial (ever has attacked sevei al persons since the wet weather com menced. Some cases of membranoue crimp have proven latal. . B. Keeler, a teacher of the B. Y. A alter being ill f,,r a tew day, has recov ered. and is again at school prefoimii j his duties. The number uf students in thB. Y is Continually increasing, a great influ of pupils is expected next w eek as Ilia is the beg:iininy ol the half term. success of the institution, and there seems to be a neutral deling of pleas- - ute that we aie to have a scnool ol lh:s Kind in our uncut, j Singing by the choir, Openin pray-- ! er by H.stmp lei.son Introductory re-- maiks by Prt-s- . iMaiuen. He regretted. the 11011 airivil ! the Itimiiuie iuoue,ht I ue iioar.l would be aide to remedy Ihe : defect soon. Tlie dedicatory praver was . fTirrd ov Atle Lund after which I'rof M icier aJ Jiessed lile assembly m Ills hajpy stvle and tnuuiier.selliiig fort.i the object if the school and duties and obligations tfllie saidei.ts. It is. indeed fortunate lor the youth of Zion tnat tins veneta! le and scholarly was willing to loig-- all the horn r widiin hi grasp in tlie Fatherland lor thegosoil ot Jej?,f ir it is tlie unanimous verdict of all who have Sell the wonder--1 fill 111 lejneti-n- of h,s and the cliaiiiiil Ins I auguage, winch alwavsj conveys to the heatt of hit heuieis his humility and abiding faith 111 his religion thai i a trailer and educator he lias no eiju.il. Well chosen and apptopiiate were marie by Pres. Peterson Api siic l.uiiil, U sin p Rcid, 15 snup Jen-so-and Prof. Andiew Nelson Hie Principal of the scnoid Maiui, Oct, 1. I'M We are pleased to le.irn that Mr. Otto Otteisen w ho has licen dnigerously j1! loi s.iiiij tune w. ih typhoid fever is irtipiuviiig. Mr Joseph Ilraithwait, count ' bee is now at Wales finishing his inspection fur tiie county. lie his been sick for sometime or he would have had his woik liu.shed before now. We regret to le iru that .Mr. Lki s .Scobie wlio cut his foot while chopping ties is not piogiessiug so f.ivor.ibly a his friends desire, lie was very much weakened at the lime from the loss oi blood Irom the severed airery. owing to the length of tune which elapsed beloie he could obtain medical assistance, it is thought that the wotiud it tt'.ll have to be leopened before it will heal pio-t"i!- MANTI I TEMS A ROYAL. CAPTUKE . .. Oct. t.;!i Last t-- Miing as Mr Dongaaid w i ie tiiiniiig iioiu the tie cam he t 1111 suili'iiK- ipon a mountain lioness invl tier ciio duectly in hupath. I uelono,:i a.K'ane.-- a few pices and crix.tctied 1 t usprng. The young mm lett that tne time action ha I come so hastily dr .iv i.i 'he 1,1 in rod from his kuii iniiui wliic i hm had put in to keep ihe smv.v fro 11 e.iteiing he Hied nnd fortunately wiin iineiiing aim, tlie ball sinking ihe lerjcious animal 1.1 tne eye coining out through thujaw. She measured six leet in length and was proportionally large and but for Mr, Uumgaara 's trusty Winchester she would probably have proved n disaslerotis "find" for him. iletucceded in secur-ing the cub, which was about ihe sue of a lull grown cat, alive. "N )th.vithstanding its diininuiive propoit ons it seemed to possess all the savage characietistics of its mother, which it m untested by scratching and biting v goiously. Mr Dum.aard still has the savage liitle creature in bis possession and also the skin ol ihe mother. LATKR We learn since the above was finisned that Mr. Dumgaaid saw two kittens with the lioness and was quite ceitain fro n all evidence that mere were moie. He has gone to lock f. r me rest ol ihein. and uopes to capture ail. Manti Seminary, Oct. lyM. Tiie Churcn Siinmary 111 the Council i Iouseopened according to pre-vious appointment. Theie were present on the stand Apostle A. II. Lund and Piesiiltn s Prterson and Maibeu f the Stake Presi-dency, Prof Maeser, the Bishops of the Words, Memhers of the Heard ni Educa-- : tiou. The Prmcip il elect and h.s assist-ant, aisi a lunnoer of leading cinzms. Tne room w.is fairly w tll tilled with c 11 drjn and young people, also qjite a nuuioer ol older people who had accept-ed the invitation extended ihein by Prot. Maesei on Sunday atteinoioi. Meeiinv, caiiel to order by Pres. Mai- - jbenIhe ;ptakers e. prps-e- ih i appiei--i a'ionof ihe la'.K.r 1 1 I'rm. Mae-- ei and a j g id soon nirv.ided the meet.ng. .itel j smging and bened ctiui tiie mee ing j a ) ..uocii till 2 p m . At the Hlierooii j s io-i npwaids of 70 students presei.t- ' ed themselves tr e noil .1 iu S far every. 11 ng seems pr- p ti .us lor ihe Academy Items. And Nws from our Special C3r3poad3nce. At Trove andFerron, Emery County. Knilrod Notes and Other Interesting Item. ACADEMY DEPARTMENT Several of the Academy Students are ill, bat we hope to see them at school soon. The half term will begin Monday Oct. 17, 1890. We anticipate see-ing many new students. We expect to receive a visit from th General Superintendent f Church Schools, Dr. K. G. Maeser, Wednesday and Thursday. Programme For General Theology, Oct. 2J, 1890. Discourse, Adolph Hansen. Reading, Fred Metcalf. Song, Sophia Hanson. Recitation, Fannie Green. Essay, Ida Peterson. Lecture, Bro. Winters. Hible Exercise, Hettie Potter. Instrumental Music, Uinda Peterson Questions to be handed in by Ellen Jakeman. To be answered by: 1. Ray Lund. 2. Ruth Madson. 3. Samuel Greenwood. 4. James Sorensen. PRIESTHOOD MEETING. Ou Saturday Oct. the 18th, tnere ill be a Priesthood Meeting, held at " Ephraim, at 11 'clock a. in. All buboes and Presidents of Quorums ' am invited. A full attendance is detired, as there is r.pecial business of importance to lay before the tneetiag. Canute Pf.tf.rsov, Henkv Beal, John B. maiht-n-. Presidency of San Pete Stake. NOTICE. The second regular examination of District School teachers will be held at Ephraim Friday and Sat-urday, November the 7th and 8th. Peter Grvi:s Jr. Co. Supt. District Schools for San Pete Co. San Fete Itsms. ! 3It. Pleasant, FaSrvlew,! 3IantI, Kajltel;! and Fountain i eo-i- , are il lo day. A fountain Lion Killed and a Cub Capturod. Eijitor Rkcistfr Iii tne last issue of t le Kwwstkr tl'ere npi'tar'? an article heaileil 'Dibitui" ' by Wiliiernes" I trully eudoiie tne iJeas and seuiimeiiis wherein set forth, and would to it by urging the y u msii in every settle-nie-thtoin;'.! mt S in Pete County. Iar.;e eii.m ;h to form a class, to lake advaii-t.g-of lime bv tiie firelock, and ue it to t;ood advanta ;- ere It has down To Mt. Pleasant, we would siy to tlie yoim men, organize at once, and make leady for a KO"d, and luteresiiin; time (liniiij; the winter. Theic is plenty ol talent, only awaiting cultivation, to make a class that would rival anything m ;'..iu Pele Cuiiiity. Come, b .ys rally! to the front, and let us orij iuizj at once Mt. Pleasant Oct. iSoo. Tlie hum ol tlie thresher may still bet hcaid. Q'lite a number of the people went to Coi.ft-renc- e and of c JUise, wiil take to the Fair. Two district school.! arc mw in opera-tion w ith a fair attendance p sri-m- s that w e are going 10 be scare ol teachers this winter. The Mt. Pleas int R Her Mill Oi, are crowed to death with work. Then ll our it being shipped daily to places out of the county. Tiie Wasitch Academy which is being built by ihe Presbyterian Church, as learlu-- the second storv. When finish-ed, it will present A very beau'. bil ap-pearance. We notice hi the loc 1! column "f the RiliiiSTKK til it fwe tlfiit'e nen would re-present this county in tlie Territorial convention t ) be held ill Salt Lai;e dur-ing Conference week. We wonder when a id when the cau-ca- s meelin.t; were iK-l- and i:.il paities wete tliere. Ml. Pleasant had no meeting that we know aii;inu:; about. The R, (j. W, is nppnachins Ml. Pleas mt a little sl.iwer than wasni.iirip ale.p t)u the suintnit of th-.- divide is a very be ivy piece ol wu:k not yet linish-c- d We hoe to see it litre, however, before this mouth expires. It se;us that Mt Pleas in! is to lmve a piper. We hope so, and trti.tt that it Will deal fatily. honesilv mid just with ooih parties. It is rumored that it will be aa isileftudaat paper S was the Salt Lake Times, I tit it was scarcely a w'ek before it flopped, over t ) the Liberal cause, and concided with the l'ribune. One of our fa r pe J i,;oues goes to (he 111 itr.m 111i.1l a!t ir tins week wnli L, C. R ism issen. In interline tne matri-monial car, wa wish M.si Joliansoii a pleasant ride, with mt a ar or bauier to make I.Il-'- s ruii;ed foaJs liard or 11 We undeistaud lha Hio, . U.iiiiiiijtuu leaves in n very slioit nine foi a in.ssion to Australia. MoxeAnon R.MLRO.MJ NOTES. Mr. Bruback, of the S. P. V. has arrived in Boston, and it is said everything has been arranged with the U. P. and work on that road in San Pete, may commence any day, NOT SOLD. It ha3 been rumored since work on the railroad was stopped in Eph-rair-that the R. G. W. had been s ild. The following from the Tribune oi the 14th; an inteiview with col. Dodge gives a contradic-tion to these rumors. "The Rio Grande western has 11 it bee sold." he replied. '. Are the negotiations pending and is here a prib.ii). lily that the road will be old?" was asked. The owners of the Rio Grande West em th'nk." said he, "that the property w ill be worth a ureal deal more after awhile than it is 11 w." Work is progressing between , Mt. Pleasant and Spr ni Gitv, and in fact all Ion; the line except Ephraim. The work on the Railroad is progress-ii'- sieadily ai Mt. Pleasant, and trains will be running in three weeks. Work on the railroad for some un-known reason has been stopped at Eohiaitn. Why this is, a d how long it will remain at a standstill we are unab'e to learn. Y. M. M. I. A. The quarterly conference of the Y. M. M. I. A. will be held in Manti, on Suntlay, Oct. 19. A full attendance is deiired. Jon' F. Ali.reh, Supt. NOTICE. The Ephraim Debating Club will meet at christian A. Laisen'.i Hull, Saturday evening, Oct. at 7 ,. o'clock sharp. All the former members are requested to be re-sent and as many others as wish to . join. J. P. CIIKUTENSCN Jr. l'rcst. Jos. F. Dorius, Sec. THE DISCOVERY OF'vMERICA composition by a buy 9 yeart old. About tiie time Diaz went around the most southernly point of Africa, a sailor arose up by the name of Christopher Columbus. When he was a young man the idea got in his head that the earth was round, and that to reach India, all they need to do was to sail westward. The people would not believe him and thought he was crazy. Finally he laid his plan before the Spanish Queen, Isabella. She believed him and said that he should have ships and men; he was fitted out with three small ships, and a body of men. At last they started out on the adventurous voyage. After three weeks Columbus reached the Ca-nary Islands. After getting supplies they started out again. Then sail-ing westward for three days and not seeing land,' the m;n said if Colum-bus did not go back they would throw him overboard, but Columbus went on. The landing vyas made On tht tzt'n of 'Octobar.fi 149a, on the island of San Salvador. TO THOSE BUYING WIN TER SUP-PLIES At the Farmers Exchange you will find a nice Assortment of all kinds of Dress 'Trimmings J. P Meilstfiip carr:es a lull stock o' General Merchandise; call t his S orei second North and Center Street G . here and buy what you need. A full supptv ol all kmds of Si ho il Books, Papt is, Ink. Lead and slat pe P. Meilstiups. AH kinds of produce taken at highest prices in cxchai.ee for Merchandise at J P. Meilstiups. Men's and Bov's Clothing, new and If.esh goods nt very low prices at the Fanners Exchange set yemr supply e w uter sets in. Ovrr'-oai- s for Men's and Dy's at j. P: Meilstiups. Men's Bov'sand Childien's Hals atptic-se- s lower than ever at the Faimeis Ex change. Wheie can you find the lowest prices and best Treatment? Answer at the siores of J. H.MeiUtrups on second Worth East and Center Street gj there and get what vou need, When you are in need of anything in our line please call and see our stock and we areulee good Goods lowest pr ices nfiable Treatment and 100 cents for the Dollar. J. P Meilstrup Lumber and Shingles wanted at J. f KEEP YOUR EYE ON THIS .11 a : ' . '""V i : - ..?: v y- f. f; M.WFIIitD ITEMS. Ferdinand Erickson Prose.:uliu was hete to prosecute a c is be-fore ol the Peacs, llanrv on tlie 41I1 of October. Mr. Ole Mortens. 111 Jenson had per-mitted a Kidgil over IS month old to iru at lare within the lim in of the Settlement of Mavlie Id. DeleuJaut Attorney wis Henry of Redmond Co. Defendant danng a jury trial a number of the men present were chosen, who declared Air. Jenson sh u'd be lined. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson of Dover has b'-- i in l.nvii fjr soma tints. Treating Willie iV'hillork for paralizntion witli their Electtic caaius. They have aiso other patients. A brothel from Salt Lake City paie us a pleas nil visit. Takiiu; a skelch ami history of Maylield. Il will uppear in Church History. The school is in good running older wiin 70 pupils enroled. FRO M EMERY COUNTY. Ferr ni, Oct. 7 1S90. Co'd weather is coming on. It is rum ored that E ner Co., is to have a railroad tins fall. A number of persons left for Salt Lake last week, intending to see tlie lair. Mr. John Lemon ;sen.ra in pressing grapes and making wine. The finest grapes in tli-- i Territory are grown here. Sep-- . 35, Mr. P. R ilph's stables and s were burned to ihe ground, Caused by a little boy and a match. The District school has been in cessiwi live weeks. Tne Register shows an en-rollment ot 69 pupils. The teachers e.pct to have this num-ber increased to 90 or uo in a week or t.vo. Mr. James Ilenrie and others have been out prospecting ol late and seem to have "struck it rich. 'lhey have lound in immeuce quantity ol mineral wax. Reports say that a rich company from C.ilik.riiia has ptitcliased the rich coal-fields in Cotton-woo- d cajyvn and in-tend to extend the railroad from Price to the beds this fall. The roiad has been located and work will commence in the neat luture. FAIRVTEW ITEMS. Oct: 12, 189 ). Peter Ostberg the boy who met with an accident by running against a cow died from tlie eliect ol toe wound on bis head al'ier lying Uncotisicio'di for sever-al days, l ie never spuke alier tne acci-dent. To-d.i- y Jo'111 War.ls-.vortl- i of Spring ville was brought into our tovvo from his tie cam, 111 ','ottomvo id canon with u very bid cut in the bick pait oflvs right thigh. He h id struck Ins double lining ax iiuo one tie an J was liUiug on another when his hands slipped and lie tell up n tne ax. He is at pieseut unable to move h.s light leg anil it is leaied that the tendons ol the back part ul tne leg are severed. His wile has been at the camp cooking for them anc h id i use gone home a lew days ago, Mr. Wardswortti will oe taken care of by his CoiisiuAlis. Martin Allred, Uliiill he can be taken home. ONE KIND OK UKE- - A greit many 1 f ihe lively tires we witm m of late arc a c r.'e j totherail-loa- d but 1 am prepared to prove mat all the l.vely times we wi nei-- s are not caused by the "lion h use," nut by toe advent into our town of to hoises t iat were not iron, of a b iy c dor, diaivin a buck-- laid laden with two as hopeful deputy marshals as ever served a win 011 a "eohnb." Tim wens W. W. tfiVvlort and aooilit-- by ihe name . I Cuddybac or s.nne otnei back at any rale it was "hack" for w e sa v 11 in go. You see we re blessed witii a doctor in our town and t. II you Mi name if it was not tint it is Wing, it is too bad it 11,11 not the plinal then id: ill eon have s 1111.: h .pes ol n.s living away, bat alas.it i j isl "Wing," Weil tnosa two licpeful marshals sicercd stiuigiu for 1) ic'.s, per-haps yuii will ilimk tiii-- we e sick but it was 11 sue 1 a tiling. Well they ar-rived ai Doc's, il bein Sunday Mi.llrau don concluded to attend church, but He would hate for any one to think he had been informed ol the attendance of John A. Mower a muchly married man wlio has been a passenger 011 the U. G, for some time. Oh. 110! not that it evidently had been at ranged filial M'. C. should remain outside to see that order ivas kept while Mr. Biaudou enjoyed the meeting. We have heard of the murmur ol ofexcitenieut in the Salt Lake tabernacle some yaais ago when I'rest. woodiiifT made his appearance upon the stand, but I think the murmur which greeted Mr. Biaudon is e iial to the one Ilia'. 111 I the rich man when he dieamcd he tei.t 10 heaven only the cause was d.tkrent Talk of faciiiating men! Why theie was not a women in tne house but Sit and looked at him the whole lime, and r (reed we see spasks of jealousy '! i : from Ihe eyes of their husbands, j on. ,. y weie like thespaiks Irom the ii ii ; ihey soon went out so d.d iV.r. , .....it., w le, Vesr .. e d m't wish to find fault with v' i:t it is generally the custom ' !". pi-- . cts ot the cvugre ,ri in to '.v j; a', t ie ipeaker.not so with Brandon j'ji-i- e a'is another man on the Stan hat in Irs tyes looked as big as a fifty dollar bi I. Will the bishop thought the meeting had been long enough, SO he said '' The choir will please sing Oh ye m iii.itaiiis lug 1" and there waj one 110 j doubt who longed to be upni them but fate had decreed otheiwise' When the benediction h id been pronounced a rush was made for th; door, Mr. Fiiaiidon watching tor his man Mr. Mower think-ing some of the people might get hint stepped out am tuer way, it it might be called a step, while a sm.le of content meut lit no ihe visajes of all in the b use bu Brandon wi.o . i I not catch on 111 tact il would hHVe ltq'.iiicd a long arm to have caught on then Well, all passed out and Mr. Brandon was lelt solitary and alone with a look noon his lace akin to that of a little boy who was left wiin an empty bud cage. He look ed in every corner and finally gave up the sench and cams out with a look ol wonderment splas.ied ail over h.s shirt bosnn. Well we could baldly hear what went on lor a few in. utiles, for it seemed as if tiie boy's hands weie cold fiom the way they pcuuded them together, and eail) one seemed to be trying wtiich could open Ins mouth tlie widest and who had the best lungs, Mr. Brandon mid a few words 111 praise of out streets and then letired to meet Doc and h.s paid who by ih.s time ha I arrived upon the scene and were eag.rly looking for Brandon and ihe "m.icniy married" man Tney had a pi ivate conferei.ee lor a moment, j then turned with u "lets go" soil ol a look ou their laces, got into the buck-- I board and amid the cheeis ol the ctowd vanished from the scene. No lion noise about tint. G. County Locals. Baggy whips from 35 cU to S3.00 at II. P. Larson's. The surveyors for the R. G. W, j are at work in Ephraim. . You can get any kind of a stove at H. P. Larson's choking or heat'- s ; ing. call and see them. Le's have a ra:e inj of the cin- - , zens and city council, and do soms- - ; thing about depot grounds. ' Last year Mr. Wm. Bawden sold, in Ephraim, 13,003 lbs of yarn . : made at Springvilb. Sea his card ' ,jr , ehew'nere. It is said there are 60 girls from Ephraim, working in Salt Lake. We hope sorai day to see them em- - ployed at homa. Prest. Henry Teal commenced work on his contract for the R. G. V. just east of the Ephraim ceme-- " tery, last Friday. The Y. M. M. Improvement s- - sociations of Ephraim will meet '""'next Tuesday at 7.30 p. m. All are cordially invited. We are late this week on account of moving into our new quarters. We have now the most convenient and best arranged office south of . Provo. The HtralJ says Ep' r lim has a saving bank. This is no news, as ' "... , it is generally understood that KpV ' ' raitu ha a number of siviags banks, . e. "old stjekinji." Why not 'jrganue a building and loa i associa i '.i right lice at home? - 4i could .a..ly b: done and the ii )ii :y kepi a, home would be a great benefit to the town. -- A'.v. Yes! , 7 "wasay, why not? , 1 Mr. B. F. L'tkj, of Manti, one o.' our B. Y. Academy Students, in writing a firiendly letter to an em-- ) ployee of this office says: "Will ay as regards your paper, that it is very interesting and instructive." A'. H. Lund is filling up wits a fine stock of furnitur and stoves. the place for young married ' people to call who are just starting housekeipin'?, or the older onej whss; furniture recpuires replenish-.- . ing. It has bcea rumored, and it almast appears maliciously, that diphtheria existed in the family of .Jas. T. Jakeman, of this office. Tnere is not the slightest sign of "sickness, of any kind, in that 's family, much less diph-theria. Mrs. A. C. Smith, of Manti, has just returned from Salt Lake City, where she has been to superintend, in person, the selection of an un- - ... usually complete stock of millinery. Her parlors, opposite the Taber-nacle, Manti, are a perfect bower of all that is elegant and desirable .? in the line of millinery, , Tomorrow is the anniversary of one of the saddest events that hap-- j pened during the Indian troubles! in San Pete. Martin Pedersoa Kuhr and wife, Elizabeth Peterson, Win. Thorpe, Soren N. Jespersen, Iienj. I? ij.. Black and Wm, L. H:te, wcrej killed by Indians under the renot'n i ed Chief Bla .khiwk, near E)hraiir. This occurred on Oct. 17, 1865. j WHERE TO GET YOUR BEEF. The new butcher shop of christian Jensen, on miin street, Ephraim, is one of the neatest in the Territory; It reflects credit on both Mr. H. P. Larson the builder and Mr. Jensen the occupant. Besides this, Mr. Jensen keeps on hand as good a stock of meat as any in the county. Give him your orders if you want good treatment and good meat. A. T. Juhlin, of Ephraim, receiv-ed a prize of a Silver Medal from the Territorial Fair, for his home-made violin. Thos. S. Lund re-ceived the second prize for a 3 year old carriage horse. His horse is half Hamiltonian. These are the only two prizes taken in the county. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. 617.'. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Utah. Oct. 1st, 1890. Notice is hereby given that the settler has tiled notice ol his intention to make final proof in sup-port of his claim, and that said pioof will be made before the County Clerk of Emery Co., Utah, at Castle Dale, Utah, on Nov. 29th, ij, viz: Hiram A. Sonthworth, D S No 10876 lor the N J N E Sec 7 Tp 14 S R 10 E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, ind cultivation of, said land, viz: Heber J. Stowell, Frank M. Ewell, Harry Thompson, Waltei Grime, all of Spring Glen, Emery Co., Utah. Fkank D. Horsns, Register. dooTH, Wilson & Wilson. Aitv V NOTICi; FOR PUBLICATION No. 638. Land Office at Salt Lake City, Ulah, )ct. 7th, 1S90. Notice is hereby given that the settler has filed notice if lis intention to nuke final prool in sui irt of his claim, and that said piool W 'l be made before the Propale Judge, t in his absence the county-cler- ol vnery County, Utah, at Castle Dale, Cmery County, Utah on November J01I1. 890, viz: Charles C. Clauson H. E. No. .908 for ihe N, W. N.E. J E. j N. W I H E. JS.W. Sec. 24 Tp 17.SR, 9- - He names the following witnesses to irove his continuous residence upon aid cultivation of said land, viz: S iphus Olson, Delbert Ov att. Rasmus . Rasmussen, Pter Ovdsen all of Cleveland, Emery County, Utih. Frask d. Hobb3 Regi(9r. Mr. II. Q. Hanson is moving to his new quarters in the .Register Block where he invites all his for .t-ier customers to call on Lim; and his many new ones as 'ire desirous of good bargains and fair treatment. Remember the JRecistsr Block, Ephraim. |