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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-08-24

AN obituary notice il d Mormon p
pen In Salt Lake City closes tonchlng.s y
HE leaves nine widows and fhiftr
eight children to mourn his irrepazaON
losa.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-08-24

Arkansas now has weekly paper
called the Horse Shoe. Such MANS
ought to kick its way into the world.
Detroit Post.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

ra6e3lt eiren broQtgen lrnb berbliftetoen
@inDrltd MAIDEN, penn Tie Ieben, tpte 8olfs>
b~ertreter geQelt bic 8rnoespertpaltutg bdz
fit &lage erDebelt, DaB tie nidt alIeS ibr
5lr 0erfiigung gcfteIIte @elO ausgiebt.
WtDqli6, oQB unter ben 6eutttgen 3u1tGnoe1
Sral1fret6s bort 9lebnli6es geideben
f0nnte, bod faum. Sonit aber in feilem
onberen 9anbe. Sreili6 tit ebe1t bier Der
GongreB Die eigentlt6e Gegierung beS Ganz
beS uno nidt bloB etne Gcrtretung Oes Gols
feS g%e9enuber Der 9tegterung. Der
GrG5ioent lit nllr Der Derantlnortlide
8 Of Il Der N~ltorDnungen Dc3
@pngre1ic5, Der allcrbtn9S iein Gctp cinlez
gen fam, aber nadOem eS um9eitoBet lit,
Die binOelloe Iraft Des gegelt leinen QSiIen
81 StalDe gefomrnenen YeleSeS art5ucTfen>
men bat. Qlueiu cine 10 ipcitc Qlu9lcgung
BADEN DO6 frilDere Gongrelie iDrell Wt0dtz
b%efu9nilien ni0t gege6el1, DAB lie cS Dem
ETGiiOenten sur YfItOt gen06t bGttcu,
olte i6n1 5ur Gcrfiigung geltellten 0eloer
bis sum ltbtet 0eller alSSugebcn. 9clt
Oerren SluB> unD 0afen>3t1ubern blteb e5
Dorbe6alteu, BENT 95rGftoenten bic Stellltrg
zines 8ier>S tootreiiellbel SuSu1petiei, Der
inn Sntereiic ieiner Nuftra89eber OaS ibnl
gegebene ,SpenD> 0elD" audi nirtlid)
u1lter Die 9eute brillgen mrB.
Sine 10 unperniinfti9e Nuffa1un8 bon
ben Yflidtelt Ser Understanding fonnte
mn Sn einer .3ett entltcDen, ipo bon Sabr
5u Sa6r Die MISUNDERSTANDING bis sum
8lagcn OeS Nu1oeS> Sedel5 pudlen. Sine
grllnbli6e 0errnterldneioung Der girnaD>
men (Orr0 6cra6iebun9 Ocr Stcuern ltr,o
2lbgoben) miro al6 oer frc6en ullD tpiiiien
8er8cAOun9 Elm @nbe MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
gsgcnitdnbe SIR Sprude, 10 funO ct fcincn

@esenitd1tbe SIR Spra6c, 10 fanb ct feinen
Bioerbdu BEL ieinen O0reril.
Smnlcrbtn ipcr6cl Die Yarteien auf i6re
papterenen 81 Notwithstanding i0idlt6cts
petlc 10 piel &ildiidt neDmen, oab Tie ni6t
otfen mo geraoeSll Die Gipiloicnltreform
D%erleugneu. SIM @egent6eil, ite iperben eS
an 8etbeuerungcn iDrer glten 8oridbe ni6t
tcblen lalIet. Q8oDl ober Der0en Tie cine
Wfen8e b%egriinoetcr @inipcuoulgen gegen
iebe vbelonbere Dirt uno gSetie, ~ tc Die
5etorm ms 8erf 9eiebt mcrbet iol", 81
MAIDEN Daben, Gpll nnid)cinenocn Gifer9,
bic b it Nrt unb 9Scilt 81 cntDcdcu, pcrs
oet ne ldljeBlid gor teilG fiuoen. llnp
in l0Itnttllitcn Safe fam man ia 1T icocnl
pcr bctOet 0Gltlcr ein Jtefor1n9ejeB dnI,cbs
men, INN leine Nlfrt6tigteit ju bcipeiicn.
9Scnn ounn bic beibcu GjelcBe 10 ipcit BON
eillaroer abmcifet, 0aB mat 81 teincr Ser
ltdnotgung iIbcr cine 9eutciniomt SailUllg
gclnngclt lam, nun 10 if D0S ebcn ell
lln9lild, ipcld)cS man crtrngcl mitB.
SeoenfallS BADEN Damn 6cioc 4%jortcicil bcm
&olfc ibrcn guttu Mtt1cn 60rGetbon
uno t0nnc>t iue9cn bcS WiiBlil0cn9 iDrc
%1lloe III llnidulo ipold)cu. Sm llcbrigcn
dbcr blctbt ltllcS bCint 2lltct.
90 miro, lpcim nidt alle 2lnSci0cn
trilgerl, Die Geform>& om0bic am 3. WtGr5
1883 eltOigen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
Set etcateftc sommtaa TT We,p s0orf.

@eOer Bic Goli5ei III Stem Oorf nod Sic
in 8rpDtlDn fam li0 entidlieBcll, Die tpiez
BET altfgeipGrnnten Nlauen Gjeiebe euttpeoer
gor5 griinolid), 10 baB tie ielbft benz 6rgiten
SabbutDiimpel entleioelt, 3ur Gollitredltng
SIT brtngelt, Doer aber lie nn0 bem 8eilpiele
ber Staotrc8ierltll8 SuffaIo'S gQlrSli0 I'M
DDlitredt 81 laiicn. Sonoern lic ipGblt
nod inn1cr ben Wtittelipeg, bollsicDt cinen
She'll bet 8louen geieBe uno ben anbcrn
nidt.
9tm n~eueiten Sonntag blieb icbo6 in
Oletpe Oorf mande berjenigcn 8c1timmulz
gen, Die man am Sonntag Sltoor pollltrcdtt
bate, l%npouitredt. 9oG fe6(te IS lti5t
oil Gerbnftu1l9en tbctiS lGderlid) Dl0oii1lz
niger, tDetlS emp0renoer Dirt.
&ramldoet, WtGrfte ul1o 8Gdereie1 tpaz
ten OiorgcltS Dffen ullo Sauicn0e fauften
onielbft. 3Det @efliigelbdnbler uno eiit
Observation-Disclosures, Die aud rad ben
Wtor9enltll1Den nod tbdti9 tpuren, puroelt
pcrDnftet.
Sm Nqgemeinen blieben 8arbiere gIei6
33citung6DGnolern, SelegrupDe1@ ullO 3ele7
p6on : Sureaur ulbeDelligt. Nu6 Die
S6ubpuber lieb man mciit getpG6ren.
Tiele Mtrtbe, Die aln Son1tag supor
9dn5li6 gei6loiicn batten, bielten Oiesmal
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18
ct. souiScr slopoeetea.


Die @ranb SurD 6cs GriminaL9eridts.
in ct. Souls i60pfte aus Der bon ibr gez'
flbrten Inter ludu1g Die lle6er3eugurtg, boB
Die @ri6teBung oeS ct. Coulter q 5 0 t o.
ten SlaD b al burd1 GoderiQ, eir1eu Der
Heoattcure Der bortigeu yBoit58tSpatf cine
DonDllulg Der ytot6!Debr geiuelet lei, iltoem
GlaDbad nit Dem GeJolper in Der 6arb
nuf G0Geril IN beilcu JtcDnfttousifuGe Ios5
gin9. uuo boruiB beriG]tete bic @rano
SurD an Den 0i0ter, oab Ge cine 2tnflage
8egen GoderiQ tit Eut0t6i9 9atte.
9teQSitttDe 1lG36GG'e GG6 I'D iebo9 nit
otelcr SeidluBnGJale gtGt 3Gfrieoeu, iorz
bern 6etrat, oa Ggf 6enr G~Timtnaltpege geget
6oferiu nldyts inegr 10 maiden iDdr, ge1en
i'm Den QGeg oeC GiDtlfloge. gle Dertlagte
G0dcriG beiin q. Eouiicr &tciseeridt duf
SdnoenerioB, iDcil e. tie tbre5 @atten be-
rGubt babe mo uerdui6lGgie babel Den
Nertb oe9 Gcbeu3 t505 Oatteu nut duf
$1,000.
gi6t fDegeno ieier GeriugiAdBung" ion.
bern iDcgen QnGdngigmodjurg eircr GtDilz
flage u6cr6aupt, wnToe 5rnu Slau6af iii
ct. Xouiier 3cltutGell getdoelt I'M 10
rte1r, ais ourd BIC S%enrubunge1t oer f%Sreu1oe
t6rc5 UtGf1ne9 rilgCfdbr $4,000 fur tic 5lts
inmme1geiteuert lDoroet lito.
,Jnoelieu gcDt oct GntiG1oigungSproseB
ielner Gang IND iDie. IS miro ein
Wunoer icir, fDern oa5ei ui6t ileuer U.loro
uro Gootidldg elItfte6t.
On etnem Der leBten Gage trdt Dor benz
0ftentlidet Jtotar 9aDts, Dor reL9em Die
Qusjagen 6etreffs oieier GtDilflage gema6t
tDeroen, iener Q0oofGt Glover alf,
Der friiber in elmer 0ffeut[t6en Grfldruna
Ao,t J1hnnf6%n,, G(6Lkn% o;t,1s, SCe,DI,,,,H
geid)olten uno baour9 gefOifjermdBen ben
Sob oes unglutti9en Maunes 6erbeigez
fI6rt bat, inoem Der Wieoeraborud Der
@loOer'i6cn Grfldrung in Der DYoit>9tSz
pat6" ben 6iBfopf SlaD5aG ~ Iei1em
GobeSgdu9e mad GoferiQ's Jtebaftionsitube
antrieb. Ql5 MN NDDofat Gloper Dor
benz 9totar letle QuSIagen mG9te, entlpdut
it'd 3tpii66n t1nt unb Dem aoOofaten
= o 10 III a n, Dem Qnnalte Der Sldgerit,
Elm g~aritiger @ortitreit uilo aus @orter
nurben S6lGge. Qopofat Botpntd1t pafte
i'm 8erlaufe Der S6ldgeret ben Qopofaten
0looer an Der Ourgel uno mari i6n ;u
gooen, nod ebe auf 0looer's @ei6rei 6ulie
Berbeifdm. Der Jtotar oro6te bic beibet
Qopofaten ms God ;u i6ifen, that IS aber
leiber ni6t, O6gleid QoOofat BoDmon tIr3
Dor6er iel6lt aus einem nett acknowledgement
Qnlaiie Die Ginlperrung zines 3eugen Dege1
OtiBa6tung beuntrogt, alio Die 8efugniB
6e5 9totars ;u GiriperrIngen tpegen NfiBz
a6tung ietner amtli6en 8lrbe anerfannt
Bate.
Sdon 6robt elm nerer ~!3uiantmenftoB
bon Ct. Coulter 2lDDofaten, inbem Qbpoz
fat 3 o n a II in etner 0fentli9en Grz
fldrung ben III pofaten & 10 3, Der
it6 t~peigcrte, nit i6nt bic 8ertretung Der
6rau Slapbad in Der GiptItlage 3u uberz
ne6mert, einen 2lgner rennt. 9tad) iioz
Iifem yGomment" fam 2lopofat Setparo
ben liar" bes 2lopofaten 8otpnar 10 nenig
auf lid ii5eu lalien, wie QtOOofat Slapbaf
Den nadgebruften coward" bes 2loDotaten
glouer auf itd iigen laiien fonnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

Elm beItimmtes 8erbGltnib StptI6en benz
et1geId)Gbtel1 GerlnDgenStpertEe lt1O De11l
GinfC1nmen ftnoelt, mas gera0e5lt u1111D9z
It6 lit. 9Senu 0aS ybetDeglidc NermpGen"
zines WtnnneS, Der %minDe1tetS 5!pel WttIto>
men reid lit unb be1iclt 0auS NIT @tnrid7
tultg cine 8icrteL OtiQiDn fDltet, altf 5000
Dollars ei19ei6Gbt ipirD, 10 bort ielbitDerz
itGnoli6 ie0e &erglei6utg nit benz Sim
fon1men arf. SIS fam Sertanb bier ein
@i1fontmelt BON 10000 Dollars DQbtlt ltlto
ietn bcne9lides @igentDum ouf 200 oDer
300 Dollars eingel6dBt perDe1, ipoDolt er
bann al Staat, GOuntp ltn0 Stoot
sulammengellomme1 ntellctdt 10
Dollars Steuer 5a0It. SIT er 8eltber
be5 0aries, tpeldeS er betpDbtt, 10 f0l1llc1
Da5u nod 50 DDer 100 Dollars 0runolteler
fomn1en d; - bamit tit CT nDer atltD ferttg.
llnD bieicS GerbGltuiB tit nic6t Die Nlts@
nnbne, ionberlt Die 3tegel. Die utber1lt7
t~eltcrcn Slaiiclt, Die in YreuBcn allc, tnt
&erbGltniB ibrcS GinfommenS ,"ltelern mil :
ier, Su6lel1 bier g al II Dtrettc Stelter.
gScnn Der Qlrbciter gum 0altSct9entDltn1er
miro, 10 muB er nntilrli4 atG @rltnDlteuer
aoDlen, bod ebenfalt5 nGdD lteOrtAltcr
S6Gbung, Die 81 DEM mtrtlt0e Il
9Sertbe in gar feirem GcrDGltlliile iteDt.
Son einem Steuer D / II If III Dem Stl1lte,
tpie Dos Mort IN 9eltl6lano gebraubt
pirD, lit babel NIGHTS 81 Deripurelt.
llno nod ipel1iger lit Dds bet ben TN :
oireften Steuern Der Sail, ipel0e BENT
Miin6ener 8latte 10 fur6tbar bod erl6et@
ue1. Sic II 3 bod. lleber cine 8ranl1te7
meiniteuer Don 800 YrD5ent DeS 0erltel1
l%ungspertbes Ser Maare, cine Sabnflteuer
BON 100 bis $50 uno cine 8ierlteler bon
Is 8roScnt tpiirbe mani in 9eutldlallo Die
0GnOe iiber Dem &opf 5ularnmenl 6lagen.
0ter aber beIG1tigt ic 9tic1nanoe1t; ipentg>
items bat nod bel feil1er Na6l Das Serlall7
gen na6 Qtbl6ufiung ober 6erableBlng Die
ler Steuerrt gum 2piungStpDrt 9cDtent, Doer
gar ben gtusi6la9 9cgebc1. Selbit nod tebt,
tpo ipegen llcbcrf iilIl1tg DeS Sunoes11nte5
cine 6erlnteridnetOung Der @trmabrlell
notbpenbtg getporOen lit, per1Glt lt0 DoS
Qolf gcgen Die Sra9c Ser 6erableBrng ODER
lbi6aftu1g iencr Stelern cams gletdglll1
tia. So, melln cine auSbriiGli6e 0olfsabz
ittlnnrung Dariiber 1tattfirDen iDllte, Ditroe
tpabrideinli6 bic 8eibebaltltng Der 8rann1
t%etpei1>, Sabat> un0 gieriteller til iDrer
ieBigen 60be nit u19ebeurer WfeDrDett be-
l1l0iien tpcrDen.
SD perDdlt e9 it6 nit bem Ste1er6rllf
in Qlmertfa. gStr geben gu, DaB Die So6e
benz 8erltGrbnilie Der 6erren IN 9eutld)>
LAMB ni6t leidt tlar 5u n1a6en lit; alletr
Die 6unberttauienOe, Die, aler anltltden
9t6tpiegelungen llltgeadtet, berllberfpn1men,
lernen es balO ge1ug Deritebet1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-12-18

tpooon ma in ron1antii9en S9ilberunger
beS SnoiarerIcbenS 10 Man4es LEST, ntdt
9ar nett Der 81 letrl.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25

DYNAMO electric machine and collect
Ing apparatus in one vehicle, q set OF
FauYe accumulators, giving the motor
iOrcc. in another. (ths tender) and q
series of trucks for the cloth? The
line ia 500 metres in length and hss
tWenty-one branches. The train goes
into the fields empty. On stopping,
the machine is set to actuste the col
ecsine apparatus, to which one end
OF q piece of cloth is brought. The
pieces are previously connected end
70 end 30 that the work goes on con-
tinuously. The cloth passes into the
locomotive track, and thence. over
rollers. to q truck attached, in which
a.man sits to guide it. Thus one man
villa collect 5000 metres of cloth in
half an hour, an operation formerly
taking eleven hours. The train when
loaded, carries 10000 metres lover
SO 600 feetl of cloth. The machinery
is very easily worked. Moving 3
lever one way or the other varies the
speed OF travelling; q second lever
serves for reversal; and third to
connect the dynamite either with the
locomotive or the collecting sppara-
tus. The Faure accumulators in the
tender (which are OF the Regnier
type. large model) are arranged on
three shelves, and in hampers con-
tanning two each. They are sixty IN
number, and the weight is 800 kilo-
grsmmes (1.25O pounds.) They are
charged with the current OF the
Gramms machine, which has been
used since 1879 in lighting the works.
With o commut tor on the tender.
the number OF sccumulstors en-
ployed may be increased by success
sive additions of six up to sixty. The
system, which has been in work about
two months. has given entire sstls-
faction. London Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25
The Electric Railway in the
Bleachtield.

The operation of collecting cloth
from the bleach6elds is generally
long and tedious. a novel way OF
facilitating it has been recently intro
duced at the large linen bleaching
works of IL. Douchesne Fouruet at
Le Breuil on Ange (Oalvados) by the
managing engineer, M. Dupuy.
From the account in La Nature We
learn that each piece of cloth is 100
metres long (say SSS feet) and about
81 acres OF ground may be covered.
NJ. Depuy has long thought of con-
structing la railway with special
mechanism torlbringing in cleth, but q
steam engine in a bleachfield is very
on account of the
smoke and cinders. The objection
does moi apply TO electricity, and Mr..
Dupuy has bad a small line made
along the meadows, crossing the ends
Of the lines OF cloth with Siemens
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25

sophronia: What ia philosophy?"
It is something that enables a rich
man to say there is no disgrace in
being poor. "-SOplerriUe Journal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25

Lolita writes to friend that she is
no longer young. and 80 has decided
to play only sixty years more, Rfter
which she will retire and leave the
field to Maggie MiEChell.-BOstOn
TrGvslEsr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-25

Lost, g blue sapphire gent Ieman's
scarf pin, etc, Sohoolma'am, med
itatively-"What a jewel OF a man
be must bel"-BostOn Transcript.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-31
The Norfolk Postmaster.

Washington, 3O.-Tbe Repu5L can
says: On Friday last the name of VIM.
Nichols was sent TO the Senate as post
master of Norfolk, Va This rpnomina-
ton was not made an Intentional act by
the President, nor was it known IT, the
pOEtmsster-general or first assistant. The
Presidents attention being called to it,
he was greatly surprised that the nomi
nation bad been unwittingIy signed by
him with many others. The postmaster
general and his assistant found that q
clerk in the department had prepared the
nomination, without any guihority, and
handed it i with others be had been d.
rected to make out. The President at
once directed the withdrawal of the
nomination, not because be bad changed
his mind, but because it WAS not bis act,
but on Y that of either 8 very sharp or
very dul clerk. An investigation is to
be held.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-31
A salt Lake Divorce.

New York, &c. - Virgilio Ttjett,
author OF the we'll known painting Of
"Richilieu and julie" who it lie alleged
deserted his wife and child in San Fran
cisco ard came to New York with Miss
Kitty Hayes, WAS interviewed st his
studio, yesterday, by Star reporter. He
did not deny that be had q wife in
San Francisco, but said he had Obtained
divorce and married Miss Hayes, who
was present at the interview with child
in her arms. He said be learned his wife
WAS seeking divorce. and be supplAnted
her by going to Salt Lake City where
be procured legal divorce, after which
be married Miss Hayes. In answer to q
question whether be thought his salt
Lake divorce legal, he replied thst he
did not think it would be recognized in
this state, but it was legal in the west.
He ssid the publication of this story was
through former partner of bis, who
could not paint and used to sffix his
name to pictures that Tojetti hsd painted
and sell them. The partner still resides
in San Francisco.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-31
AuGI-MOFmOn,

New York, n.-Reviewing it's various
articles on tbs spii- Mormon boom, the
tribune says: There is fair prospect
that some ,ct'on will De taken by the
present Congress by which the Mormon
evil may be edectualiy reached at last.
This Is the "pi7ion of Representative
Willis, of Michigan, who takes deep
interest in the subject.
Be janin F. Hall. tie first chief JUS
tice OF Colorado, gives an interesting &C.
count Of the establishment of the Terri
toriAl government in Utah, in 1850, and
Of the regret that Fillmore subsequently
expressed that he had placed Brigham
Young at its head.
Rev. DR.. Newman preached sermon
IN this city, last night, on the peril OF
the country from the federation Of Nor
monism. Some features of the evil were
set forth By Rev. Gallagher, who has
done missionary work in Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-31
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


s Washington, S0.-In the House, TO-
dsv Berry. of California, presented the
petition of citizens Of California asking
Tor the passage OF bill to regulate inter-
state commerce.. Referred.
Pacheco introduced bill to prevent
the unlawful occupation Of public landa;
also to admit steam pillow machinery free
ofduty. als ~
The House committee on Indian affairs
referred the question OF the st. Louis and
San Francisco Railroads right Of way
through Indian Territory to suo-com-
mittee to report upon hereafter 70 the
full committee. rs $50,
Senator Morrill, expresses the opinion
that Senator Rdmunds would not go upon
the Supreme bench if he had an oppor-
tunitv. as he declined q place upon It
once before. Many think otherwise.
1t is stated with much positiveness that
President Davis Of the Senate. favors the
admission OF Dakota into the Union. He
holds, it is said, that the southern por-
ton Of Dakota is entitled, by reason OF
population and other considerations, TO
admission, and that it is not question
for partisan consideration. Judge Davis
vote, com bined with republicans, would
give the bill msjority, and as republi-
cans control the House it would appear
the measure has good prospect for be-
coming law the present session.
A delegation from southwestern Da-
kota and the Black Hilla. headed by
Representative Pettigrew, had an inter
view with the President, to-day. In refer
ence to the admission and division Ct
that territory. 1t is understood that they
also urged the removal of Governor Ord
way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-31
Forgery.

Washington. 29.-Tbe four jury men
whose signatures. it is alleged. appear in
the extra of the Critic, appended TO affi-
dsvits filed by the defense in the Guiteeu
case on Saturday, with the motion for q
new trial. deny most positively that a
copy Of that or any other paper was ever
in their apartments or hotel. They de
clare that they never had pen in their
hands during the whole course of the
trial, except to write autographs for out
side parties, aRd that this was always
done in the room occupied by bsiliffs,
and in the immediGte presence Of these
officers. The general impression with
those who have examined the matter is
that it is clever piece Of forgery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-31
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 20, l8S.
NO. 900.


SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 20, 1881.
NOTICE IS hereby GIVEN,
~ that Lewis Marier and Herman
ladder, whose postoflce address is Salt
Lake City, Utah Territory, have made
application for y nited States patent for
the "Wide West" Lode Mining Claim,
situate in the west Mountain Mining
District, Salt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory, consisting of 1900 linear feet of
the lode less the conflicting claim Of the
Albino Mine lot 10Y. and surface ground
200 feet wide, being lot 289, and de-
scribed in the field notes and plat Of the
official survey on file in this Office, with
magnetic variation at 16o go east as :ol-
lows:
Commencing st the discovery point on
said claim, where q post marked U. s.
289 D. T. is set; thence s go go w, $50
feet on the centre line to the centre of
southerly end line Of said claim; thence
S 630 3V east. 100 feet to corner post No.
/, the place Of beginning Of surface
bound; thence n 63o go w, 200 feet 70
corner post No. 2; thence n 26o 30' E,
(l,035 feet intersects southerly end line
Of Albino Mining Claim, lot 20; ], 295
4-10 feet intersects westerly side line Of
Albino Mining Claim, lot 70), 1880 feet
to corner post No. 3; thence s 6Se 80 z,
(68 BIO feet intersects westerly side line
OF said Albino Claim No. 7O) 200 feet 70
corner post No. 4, from WHICH post No.
4 q. s. Mineral monument No. bears
n 500 52' e, $500 feet distant; thence
s 26o 80, (237 LILO intersects eas,srly side
line Of said Albino Claim. lot 70, J 500
feet to corner post No. /, the place Of
beginning of surface bounds as before
established. Containing SS7-IOOO acres
total area Area in conflict with Albino
Claim, lot 20, for which no claim is
herein made, 1827-lOO0 acres. Ares ex-
elusive of .sid conflicts O6-1O0 acres. for
which patent is hereby claimed from
the United States,
The said mining claim being If record
in the f1ee Of the recorder Of said mia
ing district. at Bingham, in Salt Lake
County, Utah, the nearest known locs-
ton being the Albion and Royal Mining
Claims, direct that this notice be pub
lished in the SALT LAKE DAIY HERALD,
the Newspaper published nearest said
mining claim, for the period of sixty
days. B. AoMASCER.
Register,
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The New French Ministry.

Paris, Se.-De Frsycinet submitted to
President Grevy list of the new ministry
Is follows: DeFreycinct, president Of
the council and minister of foreign affairs,
Ferry, public Instruction; Goblet, inter-
ior and worship, Hummbert, justice;
Leon Say, finance; VArroy, public works;
General Billat, war; Admiral Jauregui-
berry, marine; Tirsrd, commerce;
Cookery. post and telegraph. The post
of minister Of fine arts. created by Gam
belts, is thus suffered to fall in abey-
anca.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 29, 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Lewis Marier, whose Postofies
address is Salt Lake City, Utah Teri.
tory, has made application for United
States Patent for the Parvenu lode MIN.
irg claim, situate in the West Mountain
Mining District, Salt Lake county, Utah
Territory, consisting of 1880 linear fee!
Of the lode, Snd surface ground 200 feet
wide, being lot No. 290 and described in
the field notes and plat of the official sur
Vey on file N this Office, with magnetic
variation at Ice 3O' East, as follows:
Commencing at the discovery point
where q post marked u S 290 D T is sat.
thence 5 $40 w $50 feet on center line of
claim, to The centre OF westerly end line:
thence n IS w 100 feet, to corner post
No l, the place of beginning Of surface
bounds thence S 60 E 200 feet to corner
post No 2; thence n $40 E 1900 feet 10
corner post No 3 from this post u S
mineral monument No ~ bears n 500
30 E l, 1865 feet distant thence N 60 w
los feet TO post marked u s 290 w IA,
as witness post 10 northeast corner:
thence n So w 80 feet to northwest cor.
ner of said claim, it being in the centre
of the bed of Carr Fork creek thence S
$40 w 500 feet to post No /, the plsce
OF beginning; containing 6 8S7-IOOO acres.
The said naming claim being of record
in the Office OF the Recorder Of said min
ing district, at Bingham, in Salt Lake
county, Utah. The nearest known loca.
tiOns being the Harriet Tiden and Stan
ley mining claims. l direct that this no.
tice De published in the SALT LAKE
DAILY HERALD, the newspaper pub
lished nearest SAID mining claim, for the
period OF sixty days.
del II. MtMASTER, Register.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
II that the undersigned have been duly
appointed Administrators OF the estate
of Michael Csvsnaugh, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are required to exhibit them. with
the necessary vouchers. to the under
signed, st their Office, in the Wass.eh
building, 10 Salt Lske City, within ten
months after the first publication of his
notice. JOHN A. GROESBECK,
THOMAS a. LOWRY,
Administrators of the estate Of Mich
ael Csvanaugh deceased
Dated Salt Lake, Jan. z, 1881. js7