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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-04-09
APPLICATION FOB PATENT.
Notice No. 79
UEITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
Al 1901

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
March 1st, 1881.
,roTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
hat Samuel W. Smith, by his at
,seg-in-fact, A. B. Taylor, whose post
ofss address is Salt Lake City and
Cunlv. Territory Of Utah, p. .. box
7s8. has made application for l United
states Patent for the Grand Duchess
lode Mining Claim, situate IN West
Noultain Mining District, Salt Lake
County. Utah Territory, consisting of
50O linear feet of the lode and surface
l,ron "a 200 fee, wide, being Lot No 276,
End described in the field notes and plat
ofths ofici4l survey on file in this office,
with magnetic variation att deg. 80 min.
5f5t as follows: Commencing st post No.
as established, from which United
States mineral monument No. bears
\. q deg. 46 min., E. $3.50 feet, dis
tlnt. thence N. 81 deg. 10 min. w. 1873
feet 10 post No. 2, thence S. % deg. Il
min w. 1876 3 feet 10 post No. 3, thence
S 81 deg. 10 min. Z. 200 feet to post No.
I, thence n. 80 deg. so min. &. I475 feet
20 post No. l, the place Of beginning,
containing an area of 4,7S6 acres, exclu-
siye Of all conflicts, the ssid mining
claim being Of record in the Office of the
Recorder OF said mining district, BinR-
ham, in Salt Lake County, Utah. The
nearest known locations being the Grand
Duke and Sacred Little Treasure. Any
and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Grand Duchess Lode
Mining Claim are required to file their
adverse claims thereto with the Register
Of the U. s. Land Office, at Salt Lake
City, Utah, within the sixty days period
Equalization hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue Of the provisions ard
statutes Of the United States in such
cssrs made and provided.
direct that this notice be published in
the Salt Lake Daily HERALD, the news
paper published nearest the said mining
claim. for the period Of sixty days.
MARI II. MCMAsTER, Register.
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,lppI ICATION FOR PATENT.
~ Notice No. 786.
10 - SALT LAKE CITY, .. 7.
February 10, 1881.

u % @ SALT LAKE CRY, U. T.
February l9, 1881.
-or1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN
OttLa, I,orin FAR, Enoch FAR. and
u 'nf RovIe: whose postofice address is
JONI I Gity. Utah, made application for
Og12sL; States Patent for the ''Snow
nf'0 mining claim situate in Big
ElsAe uood Mining District, Sal Lake
GoAy.L" Utah Territory, consulting Of
Uo atLyy ;,,asr feet Of the lode, and surface
l5VO i'E soo feet wide, b, ing Lot No. III
gro,ulSIa .cribed in the field notes and plst
saI - o,tiiciaI survey on file in this office,
Of ihe e U.--Ti variation at 10 degrees 40
WV Tt east as follows: Commencing at
y y lac mongmentthence n. 10 w.
!. .oe u 81 10 point in the center OF north
SUI i9g- side line, thence s. 45e W. $50
ges'e - post No. /, thence s. 450 E 600
iee' ~ post No. 2, thence n. 45e E.
ie soo - 3.ot N Post No. 8, thence n. 45o
J VOe 6 ~ sast to Post No. 4. thence S. 45e
", " ~ soa feet 10 Post No. l, the place Of
w 80 - If surface bounds, Containing
Otgi.ill.S Of %. 66l-1000 acres. From
&h " 2 .. S. NJ. Nj. No. 3 on
Jd,S Sf. Flat" bears S. 40 10y W.
q q 1s S'i faet distant. The said mining claim
-. t-I Of record in the Office OF the Re
t D.,is Of said mining district at Argents,
~ sat Lske County, Utah. TIE nearest
-,ogn locations being the "Argents,
,nd Commerce. "
" i direct that this nstice be published
n mo Salt Lake Daily HERALB, the
-sv.psper published nesrest the said
Tiri1g claim, for the period Of sixty days.
81. McAAsTER, Register.
,yo. a. BAILEY,
Attorney for Claimant. f2O
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Now sherman nust Apollo
RiZR

New York, THE Tribune has sn
elaborate article showing that Whitelsw
Reid was actually on The field OF battle
at Pittsburg Landing, and not, as Gen.
Sherman is reported 10 have said yesIer-
day, at the Cincinnati meeting, miles
away. Strong evidence of his presence
there is given, and General Sherman
himself is referred to as having taken
Mr.. Reid as authority on the subject of
the battle. The Tribune draws the in
ference that Gen. Sherman must hsye
been grossly misinformed or that he
spoke thoughtlessly, and anticipates from
him the prompt and public correction
which the gentleman and soldier owes.
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moNErARY AND STOCKS
New York, April 8. 1881.

Money, 4, 6; governments quiet;
stocks closed weak; Western Union,
Us; Quicksilver, 1917; Pacific,
55z<i MariDoss, AS; Wells, Fargo, 1l81z;
New York Central, las; Erie, AIS;
Panama, 2471S; Union Pacific, 1l61s;
bonds, rs; Central Pacific, $50; bonds,
ll4<i Sutro. IL; silver nuggets, sc; Min
eTa Creek, IS.
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LESLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
bound, make a neat little volume.
The HERALD Bindery does work in
every style and at reasonable rates
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tH q
fectly satisfied that Kansas is as good
state as there is in the Union. !.
Great preparations are being made by
the A. 0. q. w. in this place for IA
NOUS celebration. Should the weather
permit it, a fine time will no doubt be en-
joyed by all present at The picnic. A
procession will be formed in town and
march TO the music of OF the Apollo
band to the grounds at Lsmbert's grove.
IA miniature tornado passed over
that part of town in which the post Of
fee is situated last Saturday night,
twisting things generally, blowing down
out houses, blowing doors open and
then blowing them shut again. Some
say they saw it coming and it looked
hike streak OF fire. II was a curious
freak and big of its size. /. The replev-
in case of Weaver vs. Weaver comes OF
next Saturday. Nv. H Anderson has
returned from few days visit to FIRE
donia. Craig Anderson says while in
Wisconsin he helped plant corn, and Il
was not considered late cither... !.
A.G. Edmfston has fenced in the 96
acres north OF the place known AS the
Davidson farm and west of the McAnley
place, for 9 pasture. :, Flowing "bces"
are becoming popular four or five miles
northwest of Americas TO assist in plow-
ing the corn for those of a dilatOry
character or others who have been other
wise too busily engaged. y. The school
board have decided to fence in the well
at the school house, and TO wrap the
lightning rods with barbed wire TO keep
the children from dcmolishing them
Would it not be cheaper to apply the
wire TO the scholars?. The Weaver
case is liable to make a big law suit
-. Everyone busy fixing for the 4th.. >
Americas has been celebrating Tor q
week or more.
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Toledo Talk

TOLEDO, kAS., June 18Th, 1881.
The late abundant rains causeth every
thing to smile excepting the farmers who
had chincli-bug whcats they never smile
We notice that John Moffatt has not
yet got his house back on its foundation.
This is the second time it has been car
ried off by storms. The Friends
church was considerably injured by the
storm. There is some talk of tearing
down ahe west half aud finishing the
other half with the lumber: A good idea.
-. e. w. Lee has painter from EN-
poria painting his, fine residence, It
gives it a splendid appearance. Now if
Wayne only had some dear one TO share
it with him, he surely would be happy
I'D. G. Allen has also had his resid-
ence painted and refittcd in style.
Aaron Jones and wife, P. Mills and wife,
and d. b. Lewis start in a>few days for
Eureka Springs for their health. j. II.
Austin, j. G.. Pctford;- Ben Jones and
Others start to Arkansas, also, for the
purpose of purchasing land, and some
will probably locate there. We wish
them NO bad luck, but We do wish that
the buffalo gnats and swamp mosquitoes
would give them such warm reception
TINT they will return 10 us
firmly resolved never TO think OF
leaving Chase county permanently again.
Sam Church is disconsOlate 1t makes
one wish for january and cold weather
TO sec E. w. Lee these warm days, and
we know he would rejoice in change
of air for the cooler. :. .Chinch hugs dc
not worry Geo. Brickell. The three
youngsters that viii call him grandpa
are Iris joy aRd consolation. /. {. Rev
Lidy, tie NJ. f. minister, will deliver an
address, Sunday, July 10, on "Fhc Ad
thenticity of the Bible" He is an able
and eloquent speaker, and NO doubt viii
do the subject Justice. Mills & Allen
have sold over $500 worth of wire this
spring.. DIR. and C. L. Conaway and
z. IL. Steward furnish fifty cows for the
Balm cheese factory. THE News comes
TO us filed tn overlooking with the latest
| intelligence and sound editorials VIZ
could hardly do without it. MEMO.
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Sow Featnras fron, A,.strai,a.

From the san Francisco Daily Examiner.
COLES CIRcUs.-The pavilion at the
corner of Seventh and Market streets
was filled to the limit of its seating
capacity last night to witness the initial
performance of this mammoth show.
The menagerie has been considerably
enlarged since il left here on its tour
around the world, by The addition of
some of the wonderful birds and
animals of the antipOdes, and in
cludes a white buffalo frtnn .IHdia,
the Maori war dances. Arabian
athletes, kangaroos, estrici.es and other
Australian curiosftics. The grand GU
tree. with lis camels, elephants, ladies,
knights ia armor, and electric light shin
ing on the spangics and brilliant H.cou-
trements, was u sight which brought
forth applause from the audience. The
wonderful performance which George
Conkling puts his trained elephants
through was we'll done. The act con-
sisting Of running bicycle ON wire
suspended across the demo of the circus,
caused a thrill 10 run through the spec
tatOrs, and was performed by JnO Muriz,
George Dunbar and Adelaide d'Attaiie.
The battoute lcaping by the corps of
human muscle can be brought by tram
ing, several of the members doing q
double somersault in mastery style.
William Organ then introduced his
trick horses, Humboldt and Hindoo, the
former doing some wonderful jumping.
The equestrian acts of WOOda Cook and
Mile. Adelaide were well executed. Il
is q notable fact that none but bare back
riders are engaged, aud these are cham
pIons of their calling. w. O'Dale Stew
ems, will. his dancing glObes and electric
table seemed to meet with the apprOba-
tiOn of the audience. Miss Linda Jeal
did daring bareback hurdle act, leap
ing with her horse SaIamander through
great circles of fire. The troupe of
six trained stations make their bow. to
the audience next, and were put through
their part of the performance by Viii
liam Organ which includes Waiting on
their hind legs, sitting down ON chairs
and other difficult and ingenious tricks.
Taken altogetheE, the circus is the most
mcritoriOuS enc that has been here for a
good many years. The acrobats and
riders arc excellent, the animals well
trained and the clowns have picked up
some new jokes during their travels in
foreign lands. Itshould be remembered
that This mammoth and mighty cxhibi.
ton is to give performances in Emporia
on Friday, July 18th. i'-''
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AGNES Cry News.

'st-s r. AaERs CTR, Jnne -, 1881.
. To 4mE News: Since The hall storm
which sfnost entirely destroyed wkas
TIE ehshe1 BAGS had lsls Of The whe1G
crop, corn, oats and Dillet have almost
enaireay recovered, md =. the present
writing ths e6Fn crop promises much
better than At this da3e Of 1850. Tie caly
Drawback Is that farmers hhve been un-
able TO cufiivaae their c0fn esough 70
Keep the weeds down and The corn IL
growing % rapidly dat IL win soon Be
too large % colfivsae. >. Tie grass crop
Is No. I, ana Tiers b nospFospectfos shs
farmer Or his cattle 70 cry foF hsy nsxt
spring, and hay work frO.a s. 90 80
per ton at that. :. .. Tiz5e new Agnes City
school hss been finished and farnishea.
We organized Sabbath school
last sabbath via a. enroiimeni
Of s. pupils. This reminds u
.oF old times and b quite .
relief after s Iapss Of over tWoyean. e
have school house. school, Sabbath
school and preaching Occasionally q
our shool house. PrEpaFAtions have
been made 70 give Judge Culver wnEn
reception On the Sd. he can hnve BIZ
choice. he can taIk in she school hous.
or In he Fourth % July grove. wher'
senis win be Ia reaainess All are IN
vited 70 come on the third as wen as On
/ he Fourth, and have grand, good
tin g. !. Mis- Lizzie Dillon, Of Ply
month, is giving ns = No. school for
Young gil without any ezperiesce
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IN THE cnUkrRY


The farmers would like to see tie ram
later.
There is considerable activity. in wild
land this spring.
There are at present eight inmates al
the County Inflrmary.
1t is expected that Eagle creek will
soon enjoy mad dog scare.
From every quartet comes the word
hat the corn crop is ''just booming"
Mr.. Carlan, theseouractor, has com.
menced tho Od-worlS on The Franciscan
convent.
ALE Nichols is prtparipg to build on
Exchange street between Fourth and
FiIih avenues:
There are few good pieces Of wheat
in tho county, but as general thing the
crop don't amount To much. ?
The chinch bugs have been working
in the corn considerably. but the late
rains must have damaged them some.
A littk, tlaa glitter Of Thomas Dugan,
living near Wells ford, fell off a porch
one day last week and broke her arm.*
A party of young foIkswere pleasant
ly entertained at the country residence
of Lee Sargent, south cast of town last
Saturday evening.
Americas Herald: A grand basket
picnic and celebration will be held on
the 4th of. July one mile south of the
Santa Fe crossing, on Bluff creek.
A large number of our cattle men have
been purchasing wild land for pasture
this spring. 1t is said that almost every
quarter which has water upon it has
been "taken in"
The Board of Directors of Bunker
Hill district have received $500, the
amount of insurance on the school house
recently destroyed by fire. They will
rebuild Immediately.
The contract for the new Friends
church has been let to John Garter, of
this city. The structure will be Of wood,
the Dimensions 29x4S feet, and the seating
capacity between 800 and 400. Work
will be commercial on the improvement
forthwith.
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The sunday school.

Programme for the annual Institute
aud Convention of Agnes City township
TO be held at Agnes City. Sunday, July
Sd, 1881, conducted by J. F. Culver:
MORNING sEssIoN-10 O'CLOCK
Prayer and praise.
Election of secretary, AMI appointment
of business committee.
Proposes of this institute and conveR.
iion, j. F. Culver
Essentials of successful Sunday
school. z. E. Rowland
How may the people be best brought
in, and how held when they are in ~.
w. Feighan.
The lesson-How prepared and taught
Methods of preparation, J. Il. Hill.
! Methods of teaching, hrs. II. F. Miller.
AFTERNOON SESSION. O'CLOCK.
Prayer and praise.
Report. and election of viee-president
OrganlZation-state, county and town
ship. o. w. Miller.
Qualifications OF officers and teachers
Rev. r. Turney.
Best methods of conducting schools
Rev. A. Buckner.
What are our special needs and diff
culties? G. H.. Thompson
Question drawer.
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The county Jail AZ present has but one
inmate.
Cut down the weeds about your resi-
dcnces
Business continues very good, so
many of our business men say.
Well have an awful nice new opera
house for next winters entertainments.
w. Ii. Hatch shipped carload Of
Mccormick reapers to ST. Joe Monday
J. II. Davls's "fIy" horse "Jayhawkcr''
now has bob tail and is in training for
the speed ring this fall.
Osborne & jeremy have secured the
contract for doing the tin and galvanized
iron work on the Franciscan convent.
Mrs. II. A. Stone. of Pennsylvania, has
leased the Second Avenue Hotel, near
the dispatcher's Office of the Santa Fe.
We are informed by gentleman who
gets over tie city great deal, that there
is only one empty dwelling house in EN-
poria.
Twenty four car loads OF merchandise
consigned 10 Emporia arrived in this
city by way of The Missouri Pacific on
Monday
The trees and grass in the city parks
are fiourishing finely this season, and
with little care these could be made
delightful places of summer resort.
Holmes & Jilson are putting up bal
leIin boards for the Coles Circus bills,
at the corner of Sixth avenue and Mer-
chants and other places in the city.
The business houses Of Emporia will
probably be closed. on the Fourth.
They should be by all means. to give
every onc an opportunity to celebrate.
The feast of the Sacred Heart 0r Jesus
was celebrated at the Catholic church IN
this city Friday Some excellent
music was rendered GY ihe choir at YES
pers in the evening. - ~
Mrs C. N. Morse, formerly of Texas,
and u cousin of Mr.. j. W. Feiglap. has
rented the north side of George A. Fer
dinand's pharmacy and will iIt in a
stock of hooks and stationery about the
18th of next month.
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: NInhnracturfnr .Pronositrnn.

The Board of Trade met at the Cen
trail Loan Office Saturday night pursuant
to the call OF. Captain Warrens president.
The object Of the IneefiBg was tOscoRl
slider a proposition to locate here an ex-
tensiye fOandery and machine shop
which is capable of, and has ma
chineryi for, manufacturing :. boilers,
engines, Jail cells. iron bridges,
etc. After iisome discussion, Ia
committee was appointed to visit
the institution which it is proposed
to move here, the committee consisting
of w. T. Soden and Col. Whitley. They
will perform the duty assigned. them in
few days, and reportthe result % an
other meeting. This Is eestatnly Vety
favorable location for such w0rilA. and
the prospect seems good for securing
them.
The prospect Of securing other inanu-
factories, such as a starch factoty and
woolen mill, was talked over, hut moth
ing definite was done. There is no doubt
but that the committee Of the Board
having charge of this subject Of manufac-
lures arc working industriously and ju-
diciOusly in the right direction, and will
accomplish good. Let their efforts be
backed by the entire community
The EmpoEia Telephone company aIs0
met at the same time and place IRWIN
be remembered that just As this eompa.
ny was organized the Bell |, company
transferred the right 10 construct tele.
phones in Kansas to n company in Kan.
sAs City. The EmpoFia company
had previously secured the fran
chisss for ibis city, and as yet nc
arrangement for the erection of tele
phones has been made owing 20 the fail
ure to agree between the two companies
The Kansas City company asked the
local company TO make = proposition
and to make this was the object Of. thin
meeting. Col. Feighan moved that &
proposition be submitted 70 pay the Kan
sas CRy company. so per annum fol
the use Of all instruments erected here
OF To sell the franchise fol
$1,000 cash This motion wa
Icarried, -. but afaerward othel
members coming 10, was urged that i
would be better 10 delay action. and III,
matter was left in that shape
1t is believed by some that Their
viii be other companies soon ready u
erect telephones, and that il viii be bette
tior our home company . hold posses
si0n Of its franchises. OF course Ia
Kansas City company is disposed I
want the s.lion's share" and Macy. men
hers Of the Emporia company DO nc
feel inclined to give il TO them.
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How often have Ne logged for perfect
eafo9nenf and how seldom found &.
Afsloftune has come, or sll health over
taken IA. Perhaps 9 cough has come
uD0a as which threatens that dreaded of
al disesses. e0nsnmptIon, aad We feel
thu death Is near. Witk what Joy
sltoed We be Oiled then. when such 3
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption Is placed within our
reach. &c has cured thousands who
wese nearer the grave than ourselves
ana made their lives peaceful and hap
DIV. Asshua, bronchitis, h0aFseness, loss
Of voice, difIicu1ty Of breathing, or any
affection OF she throat and lungs, are
positively cured by this wonderful dis
cogery. Now, 70 give you satisfactory
proof that Dr.. K!Ee'a New Discovery
ss.I e.Srs, IL you will call at a. Whels1On
& Cos drug store, you can get sfiai
bottle for ten cents. on : regular size bot
lie for S1.00
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InSle eating the storm

sfiD eofeFAment will send John q
Negrl sergeant of the signal corps
here il feE,days to make a scientific
inIestigatioa OF the late storm. He de
sires answers to the following questions
and the answers may be left at Tai
NEWS Office as soon as possible:
1. Date and time of destructive winds
at your place.
2. On which side of the path of de
struction were you located, and how fal
from said pashs
8. Was the path of destruction mar.
row one, compared with the area Of
winds.
4 Duralioa Of time occupied by thS
des;rective potion of the tornado ID
passing q given pOintr
5. did Z large black cloud mark thu
path Of Tie aestructiOns Did it reach
the earth in funnel SHAPE If not how
low or near the suffa6e. Of the eartl
was IL? <ss;sa
G. Were objects drawn upwards in tn,
vortex of the central cloudi : MS
z. Was the cloud observed in your Vi
entity to leave the earth, and u 50 WIler
did It return to itH
8. Ifthc storm did not occur al you
place, please stale your GLORY as =
the app0Arance Of the SKI Sas- the TIM
the tornado was known To have occGrret
in the region OF your place, giving time
direction of cloud and wind, Apmpsrs
ture, end position clouds Pccup ia1t9 II
The sky.
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Emporia lodge No. g.. A. 0. u W.
Monday elected Tie following officers
for the next term: P. n. W., s. P. Chase
II. W., Dr.. B. r. Slserburne; Foreman,
Prof. p. j. Carmichael; Overseer, a. d,
Schockley; Recorder. Th0s. F. Daven-
port; Financier, L. Beck; Receiver,
HaEard Dunlap : Gaide. s Fl. Rich; /
NJ n, g HSaee; O W, Jane D, Del
~ nz 10r ~ Pr r QazmicllAe
49, : = - S<.S-Sp ,S,,.' =
A Iittie anusliSr g sheSlf AIooa VAs
discovered M0aday - 1gr, ". =. Fpl
som, employed 81 The Santa Fe depot
peepiag over he edgeOf The court,hoas'
roof. He Immediately informed Depaiy
Sheriff SpiEman. who promptly rescaet
the little adventures from the peril0pi
situation which she had reached by As
cending the stairs 70 the cupalo, anl
climbing onto the roof through 4 small
window at the base.
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TRACK TOPICS

Missouri Pacific stock has not adj.
vanced any in the New York market for
n menth. sa, 8 "a
Traffic is so crowded on the Santa Fe
that it is necessary to employ extra crews
TO handle the freight. =
Baggage Master Tsiherleigil, of the
Santa Fee, has checked 1900 pieces Of
baggage from EmpOria since the 26tf
day Of April.
The Missouri Pacific company la:
erected q rubber chain pump in their
stock yards at the junction, for the bene
fit of cattle men.
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following from new England paper:
1.-THE town OF EmpoFis, Kansas, was IL.
most entirely destroyed by the recent
tornado, every building IN IL be.
ing more or less damaged" ...
The II. z. ladies will have m
ice cream party NEXT Tuesday evs....
ME-. DeGesE Call viii lecture e the
school Aouss next Saturday eVening.
under tie suspices Of. the Kansss Legal
Temperance Ascension, on. Temper
ahee ana its woFkers." Shecomes high
~ recommenfied e good speaker and
earnest worker. Everybody Il earnestly
requested 60 be present. ,4