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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-09-02

- The Probate Court FOR said District.
10 all persons interested in the Estate Of JOHN C.
TYLER late Of Brattleboro in said District, deceas
ed, Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance of the account Of Geo. s. Dowley
Administrator upon said Estate, and decree dstrbu-
ton thereof to the persons entitled, and make as
sgnment the widow Of said deceased at the session
thereof TO be held at the Probate Office in Brate-
boro on the 18th day of October A. D. 1884, when and
where you may be heard in the premises, If you
cause. IS Z. W. STODDARD, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-09-02
New York stock and Money Market.


ST. Adams, Aug. 80.
iood to choice, IS to 24c. per ID. selections 25c.
Y fancy lots at higher price Eggs, l5c. per dox.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-09-02

Much distress and sickness attributed to dyspepsia
and chronic diarrh9A is occasioned by humor In the
stomach. Hoods sarsaparilla is the remedy.
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Births.
Marrtages.

In Brattleboro, Aug 20, daughter to Mr. and Mrs
ID. Leonard. Weight, 10l lbs.
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EATON & NEWELL.
FOR SALE!

NNE of the best hill farms In Windham Co. Said
farm situated in the west part Of Putney miles
from the depot, on good road and in good neigh
borhood. 1t contains 1870 acres of good land, with
good sugar orchard Of 500 trees and cuts from 80 to 40
tons OF hay; 1t is well fenced with stone wall and has
plenty Of fruit and neverfailing water at house and
barn. very desirable farm for young man to buy
sell wood enough to pay for half the farm Also,
two good pastures-one Of 80 and one Of 20 acres
within one mile Of said farm The subscriber being
widow, and having to look after her interests
has made up her mind to sell the above real estate be-
tween now and next March, at some price. viii sell
and give possession any time to suit purchaser Will
sell with or without the crops, farming tools, etc
Call aud see for yourselves the farm will recommend
MIS-. NJ. NJ. BACON.
Putney, Aug. Is, 1881. Ss-I5
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NOR SALE.-Farm of 1870 acres, known as
IL the ''IsAac Chase place. Of the best in town.
For further particulars inquire the premises, or
address IRWIN BROWN, Administrator, Jacksonville,
vi 1851
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AfGaI Nottres.
TIE OF VERMONT, Marlboro IS.
STATE OF VERMONT, Court of 1nsol

y ency. District Of Marlboro
Notice is hereby given that JERRY @. DAVIS of Brat
teboro, in said District was, the 10th day Of Aug
ust, A. b. 1881, adjudged Insolvent Debtor upon
the petition Of his creditors and that meeting Of
his creditors to prove their debts and to choose one
or more assignees Of his estate, will be held at
the probate Office in Brattleboro, in said District
the 9th day Of September at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon and that the payment Of any debts and the
delivery Of any property belonging to said debtor to
him for his use, and the transfer Of any property
by him, are forbidden by law.
1t T.. W. STODDARD, Register.
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Jerry Faulkner called by the state teshed inht ne
resides in Hartwelville, and saw Mr. Fuller urlNng
up his COWS last Monday night about ~ minutes past
Ave. - -...a .,a tast,-
Aed that he never told Elliot L, Fuller that he would
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1881-09-02

VNO RENT.-The house formerly occupied
IL by Joseph steen, Esq. Can be seen Sept 9th,
7th and 9Th. For further information address +. Il.
FLINT, So Market-st.i Lynn, Mass. SA-SI
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Nor SALE AT A BARGAIN. One open
IL buggy, nearly new. One secondhand harness.
Wood win be taken in exchange.
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GIenwoOd Classical Seminary,

DISSOLUTION firm of ]. W. Frost
IL Co. is dissolved this day by mutual agreement
W. Frost having sold his interest to Mr.. L. P. Sigs
bee.
Brattleboro, Aug. IS, 1881.
, 1881-01-29
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of tine District Court of the First
Judicial Distric., w. T., and to me directed
and delivered for Judgment rendered in said
Court on the iuh day of December, A. d. 1879,
in favor Of Huldah Har6man and against Solo
mon Hardman, for the sum of Five Hundred
dollars, with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent
per annum, and tie further sum of One Hun
dred and Seventy-fve dollars and Twenty five
cents costs, have levied upon the following
described Zeal Estate, to-wit: solomon Hard
mans undistributed and undivided interest a.
the lawful heir Of Aaron Hardmsn, deceased
in and to the following described Real Estate ::
The south west quarter of the south west quar-
ttr Of section 6, east haif and north west quar-
ter quarter Of northwest quarter sec Z, town
ship 9, north range 81, east and north h-west
quarter Of southwest quarter Of section Z.
township q, north range u east also the north
half Of block >, in the town of Waitsburg, as
surveyed by 4. j.. knowlton and conveyed by
W. Y. Bruce and wife to Aaron Hartman. de-
ceased, fatiie. If Solomon. for the sum IF
SlG00.G0: also lots - AID 26. in Preston's adj
dition to the town of Waitsburg, as surveyed
by 4. l.. Knowlt"a and conveyed to Aaron
Har,lman by a. l.. knowlton for $4,000 said
Real Estate situate, lying and beinS In the
County O. N'slla Waila and TER tory Of Wash
iIiston.
Notice is hereby given that On SATURDAY
the 18th day Of February, a. d. 1881, at the
hour Of II ocl"ck 4. 81, Of said day, will sell
all the right, title and interest of said Solomon
Hardinan in and TO the above described Real
Estate. at the court house door, in the County
Of Walla Walla and Territory Of Washington,
at public auction for gold coin to the highest
and best bidder to satisfy said execution and
all cost.
Given under my hand this 7th day of Janu-
ary. 4. ID. 1881. JAS Il. THOMPSON,
w2-5tl Sheriff Of Walla Walla Co, W. T.
, 1881-01-29


The Yakima R,rord learns from the
Ol,y0n.dn Of the 10th INST, that Judge
Wngard is now in Washington City, and
further says: The trip was neceSsitat-
ed from the fact that his enemies had
brought charges against him for darilic-
ton of duty" The OfgcgoHjdn has been
publishing some very remarkable state
ments from this upper country, for some
time past, but this last takes the cake -
Is the Oregonian in its dotage, that 1t
publishes such trash Or Is 1t that their
agents, whoever they are, are putting up
Jobs on it Judge Wingard Is at present
IN this city. and for three weeks previous
has been attending Court AZ Dayton like
the excellent Judge he is
, 1881-01-29

Az EXPERIMENT CnIIb2rl Bros, OF this
city, shipped by Tuesdays boat 100 pound
box of various kinds OF fresh fish to their
brother, B. y. Chilherg, dealer in meats, &c,
at Walla Walla THIS Is probably the first
attempt of the kinl ever rlade from Seattle
AMI IS tried as an experiment Should the
nSh reach their destination in grOl cOndi-
tion many and large shipments will d"aht-
less he male iraH the Sound & tia: part ct
the territory, during the winter months.
The above from the Seattle Pos explains
itself bat W. viii add that :he first arrived
in good condition and they Went off like hot
cakes Daring the present cool weather We
should imagine that, with the river open,
shipping fish, with the great demand fa-
them, everybody beng tish hungry, a good
business could bc done IN this line an! tie
Chilberg bows are jast the ones to 10 il.
, 1881-01-29

Grants paper on the Canal Ques-
tion" is brief, but interesting Ii is a
compact, condensed and forcible state
ment OF his views on this question, IN ar
gument fayoring the Nicaragua as opposed
10 the Panama route, and terse arsu-
ment in favor Of the iirmest adhesion br
this government 10 the Monroe doctrine.
An occasional awkwardncss OF canstruc-
tion and happiness OF expression, show
that the literary work was done BY Grant
himself. \ great many editorials upon
this subject Of lar more ability have a7-
peared IN American newspapers but this
production hss the sanction Of Gram, 5
name, and viii undoubtedly be widely
read and have remarkable effect in int,,
encing and convincing the public mind
Of the iesirability OF constructing an in
ter-oceauic canal. and the absolute nac.s
sity that ii should be strictly an Anar;.
can enterprise
, 1881-01-29
District Court Summons.
TERRITORY OF WAsHISGTo C
County, of Malta Malta. -

I
County of Walla Walla,
Ia he District Court Of the Territory cf Wdsh-
inr.op and fos. tie FTra Judicial District
thereof, Holding terms at Waita Wdtta. Wa'ta
WdId County, IN sad Territory.
y. ". ScHEIBER, Plaintiff. vs.. HARRIET
ScHEIBER, Defendant.
ytyHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
To HARRIET SCHEIBER, Defendant: You
are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by N W. ScHEIBEEr
Plaintiff, in the District Court Of the Term
tory of Washington and for the First Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at Waiia Waila-
Walla Walla county, in said territory, to an
swer the complain. Of Plaintiff, fled i'll Wallis
Walla county within twenty days after the
service of this summons, exclusive Of the day
of service, If served in said county. Ii not
served in said county but in said District IN
thirty DAYS. If served II any ether Judicial
District in the territory, in forty days. IL
served by publication within sixty DAYS after
the date Of this summons, or the said Plaintiff
will take judgement against you by default.
according to the prayer "f the complaint.
Said acton Is brought by the Plaintiff TO
obtain a divorce from the Defendant ON the
grounds Of abandonment of said Plaintiff by
tine Defendant tor more than one YEAR
Witness the Hon. s. {. WINGARD.
Associate Justice cf the Supreme
S1cue"S Court of Washington Territory,
SMaIsS and Judge If said Court. and the
Seal thereof affixed, this lltb
day Of November, A. d., 1SSO-
\. REEVES AYRES,
sc. HARPER, Clerk
Plaintiffs Attorney. 4S-6w'
, 1881-01-29
Mrs. kate Chase Snrarue is '.

Mrs. ha'e Chase Sp7ague is Row said -
have been the cause of John K.uy,s
downfall One Of the New York papers.
controlled by Kelly. publishsd a state
ment 10 the effect that Governor T,li.,
who wished TO get the Senior New Yor,
Senator in his power, had employed de,
tecuTe 10 watch the movements Of Sena-
tor tonkiing and Mrs. Sprague. and tha.
tas detective reported II Governor Til
den, nnder cath, tha, he had. ON two oc-
oasIons seen Consling and Mrs. Sprague
IN Il. hotel under suspiciou, circumstances.
ms publication so incensei Conkliny
ths' he influenced the Republican Alder.
man M to combine with the anti Tammanv
democrats and ous, Kelly from the
oom'roiieFship Kelly ought to let wo-
man alone Ii he had said no,hino abon,
M ~ Sprsgue or Mrs. HrlmboII ne;rbsr
k'so'e Cankling nor Ialnes Gorion p
net, S"i,la he his bitter ene,n;..
, 1881-01-29
sL..:e.s Sale os Real Estate.

NvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Thsi il
Pursuance of 4 decree al foreclosure,
order af sale anl julgment ;sslel on 0; the
D;,.riet C,n:. Of the rerrisnsy oi N2shlast1s.
saI Tor the Fir-t .Iadic..i D-stric. tasrs2;.
b,,;l,nr t.-.a. At W.ils Wa,,A, Na,la NaEI
connty. in said territory, n . sec..il acton
,J.--in ,..r1;.le. wherein j. II Aballe wHs
Plaintiff and Philip Shaubic aHi y ;laelanna
Shsub,. vera Dafen iants, Wh-ch slid deere;
or,l.- Of sals and judgment MS rendered n
said s-;iaa IN The S.h dav ": N0Teinosr y -;
1889. in iayu- o: said plaintiff; and sSSI2't SAID
defendants fo- the sun Of $S521'', EolI COP
yirh interest n the rate of o,.e aad ene-hsi
per cent per nna;i. and tha further SUM
Of S-Gel attorneys ices sai $50.
c..< of suit. N"a tha-eiore- by virtue
of aid t,.r-, of ,reolos-Ire, Hrisr az ssie and
iairmant. IN ! in pursaalce Thereof certified
cooY OF which hA- bah daily is'nrt o'st OF anu
under the seal 0f sad court aGt q me tireetei
and delivered. VII. - satisfy sai I decree ri
foreclosure. order a; sal. AMI iiI-,l \, sl'd
attorneys fe-S, interests AMI 9 - AMI sll IN
creased costs. oa SArt RDAG, the 70 day
Of February \ d, 1881. az the courthouse
do1-. in the city ani county Ci Nalia NaIia
and territory OF Washington, - the hour al
, o'clock u. II, % said day, sell AZ pgalic anc-
ton 20 the highest bidder foC g'li com, the
rIor-gased premises II said decree, osJec ct
-le and Judgment meutIone: AID described,
to-wit: The north half OF the northeast qalr-
Ter and the southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter and the southeast quartz. o: the norta-
ives; quarter Of section ntm5er one tll IN
township number eight ~ north y ran ne :,
.h;rty.tiree 1881 east, containing $50 &'-lto
acre.. situate, living and bsin; IN the eoun-
" Of Walia Walk al1 territory al v ASH
ing,pn, with AL aal singular he hereditsment'
end appurtenanceS thereunto belonging
Given un,lcr nv haad this 2Sth day If Jan
uary \. D., 1881.
JAMES L. IID.PSON,
Sheriff of " ala Walia c5uaty, W. 1.
, 1881-01-29

Gen. Grant prepared 4 paper for the
North American RcricIr on "The Inter
oceanic Canal Question, to be published
in its January number, for which, pre-
sumaLly, he received handsome check
from Mr. Rice, publisher of the Rsrirr
But by some means undoubtedly disrep-
n;able, the Ms fell INTO possession OF
the Chicago Tribune, which printed the
paper in full Ii is being generally cop,
led, and before the North AmcrjcaR ap
pears, will have been read by all who care
for If. This is about the worst case oi
journalistic uirlcy on record.
, 1881-01-29
OUR THIRD ARGUMENT~:~PLA FIGURES !!

We have few Coks Domans stock ranging price from 81
S,o We they they marked
less than they Examine them don't pu them you
don't think they are cheap Chrens Wool Hosiery and I'm
erwe We have of them quick Every
lady needs goods the opportunity buy them cheap
tem then Genemen
Hats cut down 20 per prices and having the
fashionable shapes determined offer them figures that viii
unraveI the people the intricate Wala Waa
, 1881-01-29
The Yakima Agency.

After publishing the terribly false re
pert nf the agent At the Yakima Indian
agency, the Yakima Record thus exposes
the true inwardness OF the state ef atTAirs
there, and We have reason to know that
that Journal IS right:
1--WE publish the above in order to
show how far all Indian Agent can
= stretch his blanket. That romance
about "2S0" houses is decidedly good
Seventy would fill the hill better. We
have already exposed the falsehood as to
the number of Indians on this reservation
also as TO the area under cultivation and
as To "35 900 bushels Of wheat being
raised, not One-third OF that amount was
produced. Those who put on "the livery
OF heaven" TO serve the devil, had better
be a little more prec-se IN their statements
hereafter Our facilities for obtaining
information concerning Indian affairs are
daily growing better, and We varn those
! in authority upon the reservations that
in every instance where they 90 beyond
the bounds Of truth, We shall expose
them.
, 1881-01-29
OUR Fourth ARGUMENT: :-COUNTRY ORDERS!

which prepared to the pubc
understood by personal examination but
complete guarantee advantage person away
resident of Waa Waa Our the eaci whether
order by mail We have only
where with Or
scnpuou that the confidence misplaced its
When Order with the firm
filing other Orders These ideas
they the levers
propose and appeal lady the
Territory have goods whether they have been pleased other
prepared 10 send application free of charge samples OF
ANYTHING establishment the lowest possible which all goods
where Patrons feel the
slightest dissatisfaction with article forward shall refund the
money with pleasure.
, 1881-01-29
OUR SECOND ARGUMENT: LONE PRICE !!

In Mems Furnishing have the down with utter de
gard quality goods Lined Duck Goats and Ova We VIII
offer for them will have no use Tor such goods
few weeks nothing anOhor they are
worth more let the people have the prefer the
money Heavy Unde and Drawers 62 cents eac and the
r hes, unlarnded Shirts Wala These
deserve attention they should be examined dent want them look al
Them ANYHOW as we know you language than
words how cheap selling We don't bu only want
TO look you'll oge by looking that's how advertise We want to
show prices marked figures below ANYTHING ever seen
Wa1.
, 1881-01-29

The ST. Louis Republican, utters 4 sell
timent which we have often noted, par
ticularly rs i; relates to county and mu-
nicipal Offices. Says that Journal: " 1t
is definitely settled by the experience Of
recent years, that the less man knows
about any particular political Office the
more completely he is fitted to till 1t,
that there Is nothing At all strange in the
amazingly large crop OF candidates that
springs into rank life the moment there Is
an Office 10 ill. ~ This assertion IS con,
frmed By every intelligent man obscrva'
fiop
, 1881-01-29
Notice.
L. :. l-iNO OFFICE.
Ia Grand Or. Jan. ~. i->i.

L y LAND Of-lGE-
Ia Grand. Or, Jan. 20, l,>l
NOTICE Is HEREEy GIVEy, Ina:
~ Huel $. Wi.i'- has this dsy made apP.i-
{. ;Ion 10 enter. under the zct o, Congress. ap-
proved June 81, 1873, entitled II act for the
sale of timber and stone lends IN Csiit1rnis,
Oregon, Nevada aud washington ferrite.y',
fr the f. NV, S--.3. T. !, y. f. 3, aai
f! SW+. Sec. a5, T. ;. Y Il. 3 las. o; VII
laIuett- Meridian, Containing l52 ..-l0o acres.
Final proof herein will be made after sixty days
publication snI within ninety days from the
tate hereof. HENRY ". DWIGHT,
low Register.
, 1881-01-29
En.:ca,

%-urIcE. HEREBY GiVpN THAT
~ S.,,-a p--.r5ga', Vii ne received by the
nr,,,,,,sas,, AZ the Office oi the C:;y Surveyor.
np "a Tueslay, Feb Ist lSSl. Ut O'Clock : NJ.
for s,rni.bin,, raa-er:,l. letteT.n, and placing
80 gr;d. boards. il accJrisrcs With Ordinance
No. 81. on the dif-reB; streets .! tae City a:
Wall, wslla. TIE urnes ani numbers %.
hoa-d. to be placed on e-ea particular street
can be sen >: tha G.. : Srr.eyog u.hce- The
ri-At - rsjeet aav or Al b; n, is h4ne5y reserved
Comrit:ee on Streets e. r IEoHhS,
x Public Improvements I joHS boTEii-
Wal. Wall Jan. =. ISL
, 1881-01-29
Sher:ff's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV EN-, That IN
~ T.ursuanceof i decree 81 foreclosure, order
Of sale and judgment issued out Of the District
Court Of the Territoryof Washington andfor the
First Judicial District thereof, holding terms
at WalIa WaIl=, Walla Walla county, in said
territory, in certain action therein pending,
wherein C. i. KRAFT was Plaintiff, and An
DREW ) HRADER was Defendant which said
decree, order of sale and Judgment was rem
deTed IN SAID 2cti1n on the 9th day Of No
vember, 4. ID. 1850, in favor of said Plaintiff
and against said Defendant for the sum 0t
S19 - with interest at the rate Of ten per cent
PEE annurn and the further 1t $50 Att,r-
nsys fees in sad action and s23 % costs Of suit
Sow- therefore by vir:ne of said decree Of
foreclosure, nrder Of sale and Judgment, AMI
in pursuance thereof Z certified copy ot wbicn
has been duly issued out of and under the seal
of said court and To iae directed and delivered,
| will, To satisfy said decree Of foreclosure,
order % sale ant judgment, said attorneys
fees, Interest, costs anil al increased costs, on
MONDAY, TIE iith day "f February, A. ID.
1851, at the Cour. House door, in the CITY and
county Of Walla W.lla and Territory of Wash
in9tun, ~ the hour Of O'Clock, P. Il, of said
day, sci IT public 2Hc;iDn - the highest bidder
/ for gold com, the premises in said decree.
order Of sale and Judgment mentioned and
described as follows 10 wit: \ certain build
ins, used - brewery, situated on the follow
ing Ge-cribefl lot, piece OF parcel Of land,
situated in Walla Walia county, Washington
territory, anil parti ular.y de-cribed as follows.
to-xic= Commencing at the point where the
north line Of J. u. Arrlstrong's land tthe
/ North liIe Of Fractional Block Fifteen and
I Nineteen Of She's Addition 20 Waila walla
city If continued would intersect the l. wiston
roaci, thence East.Ily along the North line o;
I said J. NJ Arrnstron.'s land lS0 feet thence
a, right angle North 80 feat, thence West On a
line parallel with TIE -s,;I J. NJ. Armstrong
land tn the center al IT, Lea ist..n road, theme.
alonz the c=nter lir- of ihe said Lewiston r'af
in Southerly direction to the place of begin
ning, with al the interest which said defend
ant had in and to said land on the 18th day %
December, 1872
Given under my l:aud this j5:h day of Janu
AIRY, 4 ID. 1881.
JAMES Z. THOMPSON.
3-5v Si:si:ff Of :. ala W.,lia County.
, 1881-01-29

I reducing the price ignore the present value alto
sh The season money getting scarce and We VIII no"
offer those goods at prices compel the public who want the most of
examine what have PLAIN and Fancy Dress LOCUS
down 70 = CENTS Iangeoc Wool Sutgs Monte Cloths only cents
Choice French Pa = cents heavy All Wool Sutngs down to
- cents aSnh Cloths all desirable shades reduced to 81 Shk
B reduced from S., SI9o Polka dot Iee quite reduced
TO ST. our popular s. Blk Cashmere reduced to 81 cents
, 1881-01-29
EOtice.
L. ). LAND CFgIcE

z. y. IIlND 7 sINE'
Ia Grande, Or, Jan. 20. ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
N George J. Knight has this day made al'-
plication u enter under the act OF Congress,
approved June 81, 1873, entitled an act tor the
sale Cf timber and stone lands in California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory,
for the NJ NEt and NJ N~{f Gf Sec- !, i.
4 \. Il 81 East Of Willamette MERIDIAN, con
tanning rs 81 100 acres. Final proof herein
will be male after sixty days publication and
within ninety days from the date hereof.
HENRY ". DWIGHT,
IOvv lie siStsr
, 1881-01-29
Til, N0rthara Paciiic Rs;lrsid Co.
Notice to ..,l.:.r. on Ra:,rs.:l Lands.

Sosicc 10 :-sis..rs Jn hS-iFS-.I e''"''
SgIHEREAS THERE ARE CoNFLiti l.
w ing claimsof settlers for preference right
to purchase FROM the Northern Pac!h; Railroad
Company lands n NV being G:fsred Tor sale ny
sail company. and
NhsazA,. II is the ds,ire u said COMPANY,
tha. equity should be done in determining sad
rights. have appointed = commission CONSIST
in. of Chs>. NJ Patterson, i. i. johnson ami
L. =. Whitman to hear and determine the
riyhtS of said conflicting claimants tor lands
between the S0uth line Of Townships EIsht,
North and the Spake river. In adJuilcatinS
s.ia claims substantially the same rnies WI!
hulG as govern in col:tictin; en!..ion CLAIMS
before the l. = Land Department. SAID com
mission will BE- furnished with al the ree'r'.'
tfectin-; sal conflicting claims. All upon hear,
ins the testimony, The decision thereon VIII
he final.
Parties knowing them selves t. ll1ve claims
in cpnfiict with others are rrqurt-,i % give no
tee Of said conflict L. ChaS. ". Patterson.
whereupon notice for hearing Will be issued t"
he served upon adver>e c!1ima-.S, :-ad day
appointed for hearing.
The expense attending the hearing Tl:i he
governed by tn rules adopted by the L. >.
Land Department in cpah;ctin. pr,-smTtion
claims. J. W SihAhS ~
deG-50t General Superintendent.
TUiog and batch BTR CORY.
, 1881-01-29

The farmers Of the West are said - be
getting rich. They are paying off their
debts as vel! as paying interest on their
obligations promptly. Owing to the de-
mand for American produce this must
have occurred. The American farmer has
had a hard time for number Of years
past lie des.. YES the good time which
b.. He viii be sur To
make good use OF his 0. ion f~nm mas,
has probably learned wis. "a" 80. e'l,' =
experience. 4 dash OF cons ~ -
his composition will not inju-e tbir,
poets He had better avoid bran, :
out Zoo Tar Let him cultivate the mar.
4e has before buyin. a new patcb .,
wh,eh he will have TO place large mort
gage, the paymen, Of the interest on
Ehich " may cripple him for Years to come
enterprise Is 4 good thing. Bu, manv
men and farmers among them. hays
eeen ruined by 700 much ents-prisa-a
ue'IFe 10 nave TOO many irons IA tie frr
, 1881-01-29

The Government is somewhat late in
discovering that Delegate Cannon who for
many years has represented Utah Terri
tory in the House, is not 4 citizen, he
never having naturalized; but any gov
ernmen discovery in Utah is wonderful
sten in advance.