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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
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And in accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board 81 Directors. SO many shares OF each
parcel u such stock IS may be necessary, viii
be sold At public auction. ~ the office 81 the
com psny. rOom IL, Hallcck building. 30 Sam
some street. San frsaeiscO. California. On
Tuesday. Twelfth Day Of July. 1881.
At the hour Of / o'clock r. y Of said day, 10
pay zaid delinquent assessment thereon, to-
getker with coats Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale
WILLIAM STUART.
Secretary.
ofhee-Room II. Halleck Building, 80 san
some Street. san francisco. California.
js2 It'd
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

When the good people OF Tucson
heard the powder ex plosion their first
thought was that the comet had
struck the earth. A dispatch relates
this curious incident /: "a rough old
miner a moment before the shock
walked mp to a bar. remarkin0, I'VE ],
BOYS, the comet will oct away wits.
ali OF us yet. Let's hav, one more
drink The conversation VAS being
carried on in this strain. and Just he
fore rising the glasses came tie
blaze, followed quickly by the expl :
sion. All the miner could say wa /:
my God. boys, we are struck drink
quick y The next moment he was
found PROSTATE on the ground, twenty
feet away, sen~seless."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
vAHfOCs MATTERS

A chicken wh-n stripped Of its
plufnaxs il sail 70 be dressed. The
girls Of the halle; resemble the chick
ems in this regarI.
Astronomer Pr s-tor says the world
will last SO. 900 900 years yet. That
Will do. Any man who demands
more II . hog.
After a man has a two-s.Ory br ok
hou>e picked mp and thrown aft~r
him by a cyclone, he never sgrin
speak. Of ..trihes in the air."
The chisago City Directory shows .
popula lon IL the city proper Of So.
iii. and 654,0 o in the county1Cook
county. Illinois, in which Chicago IL
situated.
A San Franci~co correspondent OF
the Nsw York Tribune saystbe most
no ed Chimes opium den in that city
IL owned by a re ired American mis-
sionary to China.
The June settlement with the DIFF
fsrsnt counties In the STATE, the State
Controller repor :, gives a total receipt
OF abont sl3 900, against s33 900, IN
1880. or the decrease it is claimed
that $1,000 u due solely to the falling
Of in bullion returns from Storey
county.
A. ]. r. Diss, formerly a well
known merchant Of San Francisco,
now an lee manufacturer OF Tomb
stone. was shot recently while sitting
in his ONCE, by a man NAMED Carl
ton. also from San Francisco. The
trouble grew out OF Cartons wife de-
sorting him. and who -noY stopping
with Dis. The wound is almost GER
tainly fatal
"Well, what do you want here -
remarked Mr. Smith, as he lat up In
bed and addresscl a professional
burglar. who stood in front OF the
bureau. 81 want money and bonds, ,
Kissed the burglar, through his
clenched teeth. ..and quick about 1t.
too" "My friend" retorted Mr..
Smith, ave been looking for those
things for the last twenty years with
out success, but go on with your bur
glary, I'm sleepy"
elbow thankful we ought to be for
the many good things which are pro-
vided for Us to enjoy ~ said a gentle
mar ut a city dinner the other dav.
"The beasts of the earth, the fouls oil
the air and the fishes OF the sea- ne
continued, severe all created for the
nse Of man." ssVerv true" replied
his friend /; shut II you had witnessed
the hair breadth escape which / ex-
perienced OF being devonred alive by
; shark, when In the West Indies,
you would have been satisfied tina
the horrible monster entertained JUL
the opposite opinion. He believed
that man was created for him."
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Notice Of Time for Hearing AppIica-
ton TO Probate Viii.

IN TIE SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
i court of tie <tats ri Nevada. IN and Tor
the County If W bite ine.
In the matter Of the estate Of james I.
Hathewson. d ceased.
In ~pursaanes VI IN order Of The Jsdze Of
thi. Co. IT. duly made and entered on The I'd
day Of July. A. d. Isl. Notice j. hefeby
given that Friday, The 18th day o. July, 4. ID.
ISL, nj z O'eipk =. n. VI said day. at tn ,
Court room Of this Court. ai the Court h0use
in the Town Of ilafniltos. in said Co ,niy ~
White Pine. has been appointed for heai ing
the application Of T.. EYerts and Adelbert
Mathe Sson, praying that n document now on
FL" in this Court, , urTOrtIng to be the lat
will and testament Of said } ames L. Mathew.
son. deceaSed, be admitted to probate, and
that letters testamentary be issued thereon to
said r. Everls and Adelbert Maihewson,
who are named therein a. executors. al which
time and place all per,ons Interested may APP
pear and contest the same.
JOHN McKERNAS.
lsEALl Clerk OF tho Sixth Judicial Dis
triet Court OF Nevads, in and for
the County Of White line.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
Notice.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI-
n tilted that the mining location on White
Pine Mountain. formerly known as tho
Trustee Nine" which has b. on relocated by
w. X. Forrest MS the Union Nine" IL the
sole property OF the said relocator, w. X.
Forrest. Any one desiring to dispute the
title TO this claim have only to examine the
minimizing records. Of the District to satisfy
himself VI these facts.
NIKE AHEARN.
Cherry Creek, June Is, 1881. jeiS At
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16

Dan dc guile II authority for the
statement that an instruction Is In
progress in Hell because a new YER
sion OF the Bible having reached the
place. the inmates consider that they
have been committed under a false
indict ment. Several old subscribers
Of the Enterprise promise to keep the
paper posted.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
Application for q Patent
To the Teacup Mine.
NO. 6I5.
U. s. LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA. NV. February 70. 1881.

~ 1880
EUREKA, NEv.. February 10. 1881.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Tescup and Geneva Mining compsny
(whose pOstofice address Is Cherry Crrek.
HevAdal has this day nled its application for
= patent for fifteen hundred II 500 linear feet
Of the TeAcup Iaine OF vein bearing silver.
with surface ground six hundred feet In width.
situats, lying and being In Cherry Crrek Min
Ing District, County of White Pine. state Of Ne
vadA. and known and designated by the field
notes aud official plat on nle IN this ONCE 40
Lot No. 40, unsurFeyed lands. The exterior
boundaries Of said Lat No. 46 being ~ follows
to Wit. Variation ID degrees ~ minutes East
Commencing at post marked No. L.. 3
Survey No. %. whence u. =. monument No.
Tears n so deg. u min.. 4. 1877 40 feet; post
No. l US. Survey No. a Geneva Lode, bears n.
81 deg. % min. T. 1898 $40 feet the discovery
shaft IN this claim bears 3. ~ deg IS min, W.
6O5 feet, aud the msin incline bears :. rs 4 Y.
20 min, w. 361 feet thence running first
cOurse e. rs deg, W. 1900 feet TO pt >: marked
No. 2 U. s. Survey No. ~, thence running
second conrse-N. 65 deg W. GOO feet TO post
marked No. 3 L. 3. survey No. &c thence
third course-N. Is deg L. 1890 feet TO post
marked No. 4 u. b. Survey No. SO and thence
fourth courses. 65 deg. u. GO feet 10 past
No. /. the place Of beginning. containing 20
66-1C0 acres. FrUIu post No l OF this survey
the NE. corner monument bears 5. ~ deg. As
min. W. - feet from post No. 2 of this sur
vey The Il. corner monument bears ". Is deg.
30 min Z. % feet from post No. . Of this
survey the SW. corner monument bears N. rs
deg. Z rs feet, and from post No. 4 the NV.
corner monument bears =. 70 deg. W. ~ feet.
This claim IL bounded on the north by the
Bobtail, and on the south by the Spokan
Chief.
The location Of this mine IL duly recorded In
the Recorders Office Of Cherry Greek Mining
District. In page 7 OF Boob A, Of the mining
records OF said district.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion # said Teacup mine or said mining
ground rs herrinbefore described. are required
10 Ale their adverse claim with the Register Of
the United States Land Once ut Eureka, In the
State II Nevada. during the sixty days period
" publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue Of the provisions Oi the Statute.
mrs sod II. II. HINCKI.EY. Register.
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Application for . Patent.
To the Big Giant Mine.
NOTICE NO. e4l.
Q. :. LAND OFFICE.

Us. LAND OFFICE
EuREKA. NV. June {. ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TuAp
~ b. Williamson and William sa,v;.
whose Postofiee address il Cherry Css.t
White Pine county, Nevada. have this -
hlrd their Application for q patent for 6fsss.
hundred linear feet Of the Big Giant nine !,
vein bearing silver. With surface ground i.
hundred feet in width, situated, living ana l..
ing in Cherry creek Mining District, Couns,
Of "A bite Pine. state Of Nevada, and desiers,
ted By the field mites and official plat on An.
in this Office - Lot Number forty seven ma
~. located on Hnsafyeyed land The sxtsFior
boundaries Of said Lot No. a being as follows.
io-wit
Commencing At = post marked No. l u.e
Survey No. ~. whence L. -. monument Hs
bears north % degrees. Il minutes, easfssi
feet; post No. l Of L. 5. Survey No. q. GIFev
Eagle lode. bears south ~ degrees % minufss
south ~ degrees Il minutes. west 1915 feai
ard . shaft On this claim bears touth ID a.
grees - minutes. west sei feet. Thence rHn.
ming first eoarse-soaih - degrees II minalss.
west 10 feet 10 post marked No. ? v. \. Sa5.
reg No. 4. which IL also post No. | L S. Sn,.
vsy No. -: thrnce second eon~Fss-nortk 4
degrees - minutes. West 30 feet % post
marked No. } L. :. Survey No. Il. uhieb il
also post No. ! II Il. ;. Survey Me-. AZ; 1ksscs
third e~ourse-north % degrees Is minuiss
eaft lOJ IeeI 10 H0ef mafhol NO. ] u. y tnfs
vey No. q: thence fourth eourse--soalk \
degrees. Is minutes. east 90 feet TO post IA
l.. The place Of beginning. Courses exprssssl
fr. IN the true m~eEidisn. with magnetic varia.
lion II degrees ID minutes. east and contain.
ing D LOO acres.
The location Of this mine i duly RECORDED
in ihe Recorders Office Of Cherry Greek kis.
inz District. in page 2s3 Of Book D Of The ne
ords Of said district.
ThIz claim il bounded on the south esdb
the Geneva mining claim. and on the noak
end by the SenAtaT r.
Any and ell persons claiming adversely M
portion Of ssid Big GiLat mine or sarfaes
ground rs h~ereinbefore described, are r.
Quired 10 file their adverse claims with he
Register Of The United States Land 01es It
Enr-ka. in the State Of Nevada. during The
sixty days period Of publication hereof, er
they Sill be barred by virtue Of the proviE
ions of The Statute.
jelI-eOd Z. II. HINCKLEY. Regirsf.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
sTRAYED.

CTRAYED FROM MY PREMISES, A
- Bay liorse. branded with star on the left
hip; siddle and harness marks. and dent on
tho right side OF mock. A liberal reward viii
bs given for the recovery Of the horse, or
any information OF his whereabouts.
DAVID MoQUITTY.
Murray Crock, Whits Pine County. New.
June 20, 1881.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
Delinquent Sale.
MINING COMPANY.

CTAR MINING COMPANY.
L-.tsoa 81 principal rlaes Of business, san
Fraasiszo. California w1;,.
Lo~srisa q sorks Cherry Greek. hsite
Pirs Ccazty, SsTadA AZ.
N~sste<--1here j. delinquenf upon me
foIIssinz described stock. o. aesoen. =,
as.ess-ss.t TNo.s s.. lsEisd On the sih day Of
a. TsSI he several amounts set oppo-
sts he n4as q The respective shareh0ld-
ers. - follows:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
Assessment Notice.

CTAR MINING COMPANY.
Locst!o, Of principal place Of business-saa
Francisco. California. Location Of w0rks-
Cherry Creek. White Pine County, Nevada.
kosiee IL hereby given. that At 9 meeting or
the Board Of Directors. held on the 9TH day..
May. 1881, an assessment mo. 81 Of Ten
Cents pr share was levied upon the capitaI
stock OF the corporation. payable immfdiAssly
IN q. 3 gold Ioin. TO the Secretary. at the Omo'
Of tho Company. Room IL Halleck buhdtns, no;
$40 sansome street. San Francisco. California;
Any stock upon which this assessn'ent shsl'
remain unpaid On the 15sh day OF Jups.
1881. will be delinquent. and advertised Tor ssie
Of public auction, and. unless payment - maze
before. will be sold on Tuesday, the 18th day
July, 1891. co pay the delinquent assess-
ment, together with cost Of advertising ana "a
pensrs Of sale.
by order of the Board u Directors.
WILLIAM STUART, secretary.
some street. San Francisco myi4.td
, 1881-11-14

foftI, in ttsolr nFE ESG inRaniously sophfstfnn1
tHa, noeamo Gonyf tl.otr truth and. nrtlng on
stlJhy in Inn mnf$rsttY NJ nh.nfama XIII ~ @ @ksasa
and joined tho con,n,i,}ty VIII m 1ntnaan M IL.
yotion. Ho beloved it 70 DO tho bcatnnne 'o Of
tn tas K!n9pm N q Cd "f o a5 and aat
eminent woro anonated BY ia spiriti,"l power o
Ga 5at ponos ~, Ga r. tfs The G1rs
system o bejfeyod ID wtitti rnnn t' r.. o. s1ae
second only, II rot otiuHi. to Christ IiIMsoIf ia
mt because At tic tImo t1u fhouwbt M HAN III Il
orror. but hecaitso h,s owl, viows OF nis exaitcs 4
not au ao.a unnn 1ns v sa, were
bcrs. '@~N ~'S'' - 0'''' '"'u1'
From that tiIne u tho present tittccn years,
ae a nas r. oc9,l entirely slncore l some manfesta
u9n u fcl!xtons enthusiasm, In Which he always
e,,,.esat tme @ rest Woo!! oo wrought out by
ost Of ihu connnitv IT II: r@nrs r. ~ 9 cans sg'tt,
totay nned nr III ~ y rIlIe o. edaa9 1nd
iii ambition tniosa Nnthi,v ,xas t, sE.ne
fUr m to undertako n" gci"otn III aIt o csseo xsGaT
much II tbe sensu 1''eu ana ioIn"n 20 nnw9 loss
to common ai.aira whtoh be b1o'1nsns ',nsssasS ~
p wsat to onsSa md II e. ao VIZ
catiIl not rsallze his shur,oou,i1gs mar IN hts
eiects. iio went itrectly sro. The cnunnIty, MI ns
OF tho New York jWteDs,aie,i and nskcd fnr
position on tho editorial staH RAIN comrtns tu
like positioi, OF, tbp Ncw YuIk Trt,s 'of ~. npr
nR ali tho liftae years since ho icft tho Oneida
rnthor thR .o,,nened eFes f. r., nnso @ ineteaaod
by tho higi1ost motives in hts own mInd ia ,a
aot done Business With saccess snpy % buoanss s nss
uni In na tfeas1 bas St G
f fs Wiz bis @ wsr u ts stas tiarxo
dowci: in other words BECAUSE ou he p eouIl not not
~ 80 T+%@. f'HNF~ees
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-10
ELEGANT JEWElRy CHEAP.


10 lhlto-iies uif nav siyls~ Airi Influence trade
~ nisAe ths hilowtn{ unparalleled ursns fnf 4
short lime 9TH. H. rln farket ~s.pn,sin. 4 soli
plated watch rhAin. agate -hswi rim, lads /. rls-
Faht srtlewvip. seA hesn cut hutions' enFal ne,sk.
lsre, sst ~ agate stud. guild plate band fing, rtAls
button, kvy rims, pufkst taok. l~niialk,n siIk
nsnHA-tshl.L r.ns penstl, eynilr snNeipf~s and
visiting esni. All ths<s mailed 10 you i1f A. in
slenils Packets tnt AM The lot ean b. 10
tailed At fum o. ta tAn'
The hnysl basket contains e1e superb ameth,sl
ms. elegant csitsl hfuugit set 10 tat, hnry nnt.k.
lace, coral sleeve battnns, engraved aid Mai.
bfAreleis. rr.e sraff pin. guild plated LADY, At'EI
plate sietNe buttons, heavy sold plate studs, l.eriy
rahieo srsft pin, genuine Partisan disHnii stud.
Malt.s. etps- With y. diamond cenlsf, i-ssullnii
let sleeve hntians. plated collar button. tlst,d
nnk watch thsln, plain Eaii nlzis ting. nslf,y
canieu ring, Nhlte-s earrings With 4. Aanaynd
srtitnE. gents hill eomh amethyst act. tsdVs
tali plated .si with white -iuns Settings lei and
sanisu staff pin, snK, Kuif plate sirrNe buttons
The uhnls nf this magnificent snllefilnn trnt
serhte ny mail hf ~ J FIR tt.m Z fnf o. Thts I'D
w. ifwtiRf "a. atlanta. "a.
fns Ar1ssTs ubtnH .asst "Thi. eanfnsny Ia
peffretly r-lishls. and the sniusnt thrf rit, Ar
Tour monsT IL astounding"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-10
BlnC Mountain Female COLLEGE,.

lIut eight year. old aud has had patronage
from thirty counties Ia Mississippi and from
three other states, Location on q mmantir
range of hills At pure springs Of frcrstonc
water Place noted for the hcallhhlncss
and orderly society. Eight teachers Of e.,
%ccllcnt qualifications and experience. Few
schools have 40 many advantage with char.
gcs 40 low, No extra charges for ancien, ar
modern Language nor calisthcnics Music
only four dollars per month, and NJ extra
charge for use Of instrument. Students
come To Ripple, b, rail and find convcya ncc
free 10 Blue Mountain. distant ~, miles.
Ninth annual session opens Sept. ilih, 1881.
NJ y. LOWRY. u. ID, President
aud Prof OF Mental and Moral Science.
Rfv. ". T.. BERRY. \. H.,
(6.bt0 Prof. of Latin and Greek.
Send for catalogue To I.owrey X Berry, Pro.
prieturs. blue Mountain, Tippah Co, Miss.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-10
R. 7, & J. v, PAYNE rrODrClOT.
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
stanton, virginia.

Opens September lull, 1881 One NJ Nh,
fifst schools lor Young Ladies' in NJ,
United State surroundings beautiful
Climate unsurpassed Pupils from y States.
IiHWs NHusu inf Hrsf ~ tu ltins
hoard, Wnfhing English Coutsc Latin.
French, German, Instrumental Music, Sc.
lur ,cholaslic year, from September 10 lunr.
hgBs For catalogue write 10 Rev " n.
|. llASRls y D, pest Sl,uuton va
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-09-10
SEEDS THAT SURPRISED

Asslte,.s new ves=tshls rum = A., difafirr
nun snrthils sssf srten b. ~. drlleioas raw %
cnkef Ir-ri ssnt by rtsli cnets . rsr-f NcyA
hssn o. Japan. half bean half I~s, said by chem
hts 10 ~ the rtrhs<t human fad ! nnw b. Pine
onssn Watermelon. lust iatott~i. largest variety
sNsf rfufn IN Y. =. arm. iusriois, eftsp and
saf.ry host 10 keep % ship. y - a raisI ~ y
seeds = papers mr. " Nsty sctfre ins ofMnd
Nusk nislnn. lafx II u know n. tni frel lnna hus
quality vaflv an nFeilhs. y cts araner tlimst
sanaissita .v.s. Nav "A ia I .sres ulsi,s t.sM
uan nnfn nun the Nliei. Yields ininisnsriY
~ the saith whsfr e'hef corn fails. tnsansisi
20 table ~ sterrk y cts = rsr.t, - 81. . polni.
hish. sefs n pspsf. su1ro refn, sfslnst In long,
\ w bfv~d slssd Will brig fshulo srricr. set.
srsr~f. Al the Ahsss sFut M u : n .srh fnt a.
Asir>s q. a. ossyEnr q co. Asisss~. aa.
,nsfsrvncsi HoA ". l. caihoan, Mayor Of
Atlanta
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09
BRIEF TELEGRAhS.

Precautions taken for the safety
Of Gladstone are increasing.
Several witnesses have been sum-
moned in Boston in behalf of Cult
teau.
A farmer was found dead near
Tralee, Ireland. He was beaten to
death.
The postoffice department has
commenced to curtail star routes in
California.
President Arthur did not vote on
Tuesday, because he was not regis
tered i'll time.
In the star route cases en- Tuesday,
Brewster, Of Pennsylvania, spoke in
behalf Of government.
By an explosion in coal pit at
Dulniez, Spain, fifteen persons were
killed and five injured.
The rumor that John C. New has
been rendered the position of 1ain-
lister to Russia is automatically de-
MED. -
LEROY, the man who murdered
Gould in an English railway car,
was convicted. The jury was out
only ten minutes.
The Catholic bishop of Down on
Monday spoke favoring the accep-
lance Of the land act, although not
as final settlement.
At a meeting of the Central
Chamber Of Agriculture, on Tues
day, in London, motion in favor of
fair trade was rejected.
Conkling and Grant are said to
have worked in the Ninth Congress
sional District of New York, in the
interest Of W. w. Astor.
The proposed interview between
Francis Joseph and Humbert is said
to be not as sort ofrepentance act
on the part of the latter for the acts
Of his country in the irredenta.
In one Mississippi county, during
Tuesdays election, negroes fired up
ON and killed four white men and
seriously wounded two others. The
whites were unarmed.
P. E. Sullivan, one OF the
Arkansas train robbers, died in
Penitentiary on Tuesday. Since
captured and convicted he has
been heart broken, and died from
the effects of the hOpelessness of
his life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09
VISITORS.

VISITORS.
George Pope, Elizabeth Cooper
and Mabel Cooper.
STRENGTH OF COMPANY.
English, Scotch and Welsh, 329
Scandlnavians, 50; Swiss and Ger
mans, 8; Netherlands, 4; Returning
Elders, 20; Visitors, 8. Total, 300.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09
LIST OF PASSENGERS

Sailing from Liverpesl, per steam
j ship, Wisconsin, Saturday, Octo-
Ser 22d, 1881. ~,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling whole
sale buying prices in Salt Lake
City
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09
RETURNING ELDERS.

L. R. Martineau, A. G. Barber, R.
F. Goold, j. G. Bentley. G. Parry,
J. w. Vickers, Lorenzo Farr, JOS.
Orion, E. Stevens, G. S. Condie, E.
II. LeCheminant, David West. A.
Halliday, W. s. Harris, Alexander
Burt, d. n. Evans. d. J. Evans,
Hans Madsen, James G. Olsen, Paul
Hammer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-09

Andrew Rasburn; James NJ, EN-
lily j., Helena B., John, Ada, Martha,
Thomas and Emily Cook; Caroline
Mellor; Ed. Gittons Isaac, Rebecca.
Mary A., Walter, and Alice Read
Salina Chalker; Charles Wade; Ben
jamin Whatman; Josiah, Ellen,
Annie, Thomas and Kate Read ;
Heming Grimley; Elizabeth, Eliza
beth jr., Agnes and Peter Lawson.