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The Arizona sentinel., 1882-04-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.

3svernor-F. A. Tritle, Prescott. Secretary John J. GosD1r, Prescott. Tre.surcr-TuOmasJ J. Butler. Prescott. Superintendent of Public Instructicn-M H. Sherman, Prescott. .Auditor-E r. Clark, Prescott. Supreme Court-C. G. W. French, Chief Justice, Prescott D. Forest Porter, As- sociate Justice, Phenix: ". H Stillwell, Associate Justice, Tucson. U. s. District Attorney-E. B. Poulroy, Tucson.
 U B Marslrxli-C. F. Dake, Prescott. Delegate to Congtess-Grsnrille Oury, Florence. Prison ommissioRers-Wm. N. Buffum, Prescott; A. Frank, Ehronbetg; David Seahr, Agua Calieate,
 COUNTY. Treasurer-Gco. Martin. Probate Judyc-lssac Levy, ShrIif-A. Tyner. Sudrr Sheritf-Wxiter Miil2r. DlNu !ct Atiorncy-H. N. Alexander, R.cordcr-Sanael Pufdy Jr. S4purvisors-Lro. Furrrr, c. H. Briuley G. M Thurluw. Clerk Board of Supervisors-i1. N. Knight. Corouer-J. H. TagSart. Justices ur the Pcace-C. Fl. Briniey, Ira, Aabbitt, " H. Summons. 4. D. Craw-  fork, Silent; M.R. Ms'lorv, EhreLnerS
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"I like that old >axOn word bus When you want tu kiss a girl and mean business, buss is the word for you. 1 hate men who don't mean business. 1 would like to see it brought into general use again. It is an elastic word, and it's re%adUptiUn would greatly aid the expressivenesS uf many others iu common use. Ih- stance: Buss, tU kiss; re buss, tO KISS again; pluri-bus, to kiss fre- quentIyi syllabus, tO kiss her hand instead of her lips equi- bus, to kiss all girls alike; blLn- der-Dus, to kiss an old maId Omui bus, tO kiss every one in the room; ere-bus, to kiss ill he dark; buss the boiler. to Kiss the cook. "- Truth.
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In the vicinity of Puget Sound, Washington Territmy, grows some of the best ship building timber on the continent. in tht. large, stately frs that make up the dense evergreen forests of that region. Snip building Ht several nf the mill ports is now
 extensively carried on, and the future has il In reserve tp untk" that locality the most important shi ip. building mart on the globe.
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In the Tucson Stars report of the Masonic celebration, the fOl- lowing sentence occurs: "The ancient rite of Masonry as prac- ticed 25O,0OO years befere the birth of Christ, is to-day taught with principles unchanged by time." That would make the order something like two hun dred and fifty.one thousand, elght hundred and eighty.two years old.
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4 wnmnn was caught between 8 switch engine aud the big en.i OI freight train at SireatOr, last Tuesday, an squeezed as thin as A photograph Did she faInr? Did ,iIe dIt? bid she unbOs0,n herself with d two mile yell? She ju-t i4tned b.ck un the d ad- Wuud au,l mur.nureL; ''On, 1 don't knuw your name, but you do the so much gooi !" While the switch engine flew wi'le 0p~n and ran out Ul sight up the coal chute.
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YUMA ARIZONA SATURDAY, APRIL i, 1882

claim has been held to he work done m every pIrt of it, bu; the Circuit Court judgment Over- throws that principle. The ap> pealed case has been twice argued in the Supreme Court, and it's forthcoming decision iS aw,ited Hith great interest. Nirfr- f. Scientific Press.
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Skinny Men,

Wells Health Remover. AbsO- iute cure for nervous debility and weakness of the generatiye func- tions. $1, at druggists Ariz ,ua depot, REDING TON & O., San FrancIsUO. Cal.
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Barhupaiba.

New, quick, unplete cure 4 days, urinary atiecti0ns, sn,arting. fre- quenl ar difficult urluatiOn, kiduey dlseases. S1, at dru usgiS's. Ariz. depot. REDINIiON & O., San Francisco. Gal.
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A olrd.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indiscretlunS of youth, nervous weak ness, sarly aecay, loss of manhood, &r., will seni a recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered y d missionary il, South America. Srnd sel-addresSed envelope To Rev. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, NeaO York City. dec24 6m.
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If Tennl son wrote The Charge of the Heavy Brigade" We vote that the laurel cruWn be taken from him and given to Walt Whitman or the Sweet Singer of Michigan, we care not which. .-Philadelphia News.
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assassination, every body cnnver. ssnt with the facts is eqnllly we'll satisfied that it was but the natur- al putgrOwth of the satns causes.
 And as All right-thiDking and or1er-lnving citizens denounced and deDrecat..d the unlawful kil- ling nf Eirp, SO will the murler of Stil well, which is SDrrountied
 by all the clWar fly fian li>hnaIS
 nf the former, create feeling of bathing for the perpetrators and horror at the deed Tn the breast "f every man possessed of the common instincts of humanity or any regard for society.-Nugget.
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ROuxh on .sa:s.

The thing desired found at last. Ask druggists for "Ruugb on Rats" IL clear, out rats, mice. rUaches, flies, m'd bugs. l5 cent NIXes.
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to commence hOisting ore from this property early next week. A winza has been started from the 150 to the 200 level. and chute will also he built. Ore will soon be extracted from the 279 level. A stOpa will also be started from he 329 level. A winze from that level Is down 5) feet-tne deepest
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LOCAL Nj RS.

DOnde Iaeger has made anoth. CT sale of mining property in the Cabibi district, for SIS, ,000.
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meInbers of the order. This Ter ritory has several lodges of the K. of P.
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Werninger & Anabisca have five arasiafas at work crushing high grade ore at their mines,
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John Galley has sold out his interest in the Texas mine, Car bnnates camp, and hss gone to N..~ vn-k whnrn ho will nake ! iaFra ngemeuts to m.r uG 5aa . Indebtedness 0l lhs eeCEs..v
 Thp Sau Diego E tont- ztone parties. H.3 aow1 ahaus twenty feet. s- e#a 5n5.c-- tions. F anpasr at chess arg several claimants to the property, and litigation will probably result. At present the Texas Mining Company are working the claim.
 Ayers Camp, which Is located about eight miles from Galeyville presents very active and busi- ness like appearance. The smell ter is now ready for active operations, and as soon as they can get the ore to the smelter it will start up in the good work of producing bullion A eafl sr5 has been let for hau g- sW-= tons of ore per day, .as .ra.-s-. to take effect imme
 Grand Cen tral i, .-
 worked as private -s..... therefore the public g9.
 posted as to what profits are realized or dividends declared, but from the output of the mine it is naturally inferred that their dividends Of 50 cents per share, or $5O,OOO per month are regular ly paid to the stockholders. If this is the case Arizona'S NJ irch dividends would be $232 5D0 as credited. We confidently expect to see the dividend list swellrd to $500, 900 or $350, 900 per mrmh, by the end of the present year. Tip Top will shortly be added to the list again; then there are the Girard ami Ingprs0ll. both of wh lch should he put on divi- dend b,sis by the end Of the present year.
 Copper Queen has declared it's regular monthly dividend for March of 10 cents per share, amnu. ting to $2j, 900, payable in New York, April l>t. Total amount to date, $500, N0.
 .14rrh dividends fDr Arizona, reported to date are: Contention Consolidated. 25 cents per share, $62 800; Tombstone MIii X Min ing Company. 10 cents per share, O,OW; Copper Qlren, 10 cents per share, S25 900; Silver King. 25 cents per share, $25, ,00D. Total. blS2, 800.
 CONTENTION COMBINATION. The main shalt iS down some h feet below the 6O0 level, and wIil be pushed Ur unit 7JO feet Is reached. or the water ltvei en- counterrd, The main crisscut from the 500 level is nearing the ledge. The new station on the 600 is nearly opened. The ore st Ipes remain about the same. At the Flora Morrison the usual work is advancing. Connection has been made on ihe 800 level with the Contention, Some new ore reserves have been opened uD, which promise. well for the future. At the SuIUhuret the salne routine of pumping cOntin- ues.
 TOMBSTONE.
 The properties of this company are all looking well. The 300 level of the ruughnut has retch- ed the line uf the old winze from the 200 level, all of which is in ore. Sinking will be resumed, and stopping from this point coln- menced ID to tha 200 level. At shaft No. 6 connection has been made with the GoodenOugh com mbinatiOn ore body At the West Side there is nothing new to repurt. On the BOO level of the Gnndnnugh d chute is being butt. Both mines are running and the sual 90 tons of ore daily
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For Quar CT "' d ccnIurN ar more Hos letter Stomach Bitttrs has been the rtignihg specific f'r inr gestIOn, dyspep- cia, fever and a. ue, 10 5 If hysical stamina, liver complains and other dis orders. and has been most emphaticaliy indorsed b, medical men as hea tn and str,L gth restorative. It counterscts d tendency to premature decay, and sustaii g and comforts the aged ard lnfirm. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
 generalv.
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TERRITORIAL.

The Silver King (of PinaD ship ped, this week, 22,618 lbs. Of concentrations.
 John Galley has sold out his interest in the Texas mine, Car bonates camp, and hss gone to N.-~ York whnrn ho will make
 -...--+ t -a-
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The SnHfhern Knight. cd]ciai organ 8f3ae Knights 0f Pyth.a5, uuttI~bed at New 0fieans, 'ga~ handed so IFS hy J0s. |. Stein F.
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@uEsecrt rtsztz1n
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zAzAczz AND GENERAL BUzuFa AGENT
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The Stilwell Assassination

The assassination of Frank Stil- we'll in Tucson Monday night was, there was little doubt, but another aci in the bitter faction feud which has worked untold
 harm 10 the interests Os TCInbs. tnne and Cochise county during
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io~...eu, "..A p.aSo ao ..I.-" !..o!G.

| he appearance of the CoInpany's mines seems to justify the ven- ture.
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The ulJ aoE7.nj0n Copper Com E. ry has decisrsJ $50, ,0oa, as working capital. at 1he disposal o' i.s Superintendent, aud #
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Tile Sau Diego ton9u- stone partjes, H." down f7ls twenty feet. s- E.H- .11ic-- .s P. ...-. ...s4 sl--.- ...--
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.a pns. -'x months. < w-'' .HwsueJ pe5suu5 Hara satisfied .-aCiaa killing vf Morgan Esrn ia .His c.jy Saturday night ase sss nalurt aod leguim sfs ss- oga..a a. -raaediae acts ai viJl-
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Ghe Arisona Sentinel.
Published every Saturday by the
gsatia3l Publishing Company.

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Adverti1Ings

CIV. CRANE, Sole Agent, 31s Pine St., Room S9. SAN FRANCISCO.
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biX montns. .....s......'...... :. Single copies. ..,............'. 1Z
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aFFa FaHgeneIjs to Er.r uI 5a5 Indebtedness 0l lhs aeCGi'
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several claimants to the property, and litigation will probably result. At present the Texas Mining Company are working the claim.
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Preparations are being made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06

HAS ANYBODY seen any stray
anarchy hereabouts? We were told
that the failure of the August cleo
ton would produce anarchy ID
Utah, and wise Senators and states
men Representatives, having CON-
passion for the unfortunate people
of this benighted territory, to avert
the terrible calamity about to de-
scend upon US. made provision for
filling the vacancies" which not
being filed were to produce the
aforesaid anarchy. We have ex-
listed just atmOnth since the anarchy
was toicome, andl yet nobody has
seen anything of it. Also, how
about those:vacancies? Has any
body .seen a vacancy If so,
when was the discovery made and
when did it beginY If the past
month is an example of the anarchy
that is to overwhelm Utah, it had
best continue, as well as those
that are without begII
ming, whet er or not they will L; We
a termination.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06

IL THE Edmunds law does no
other good it will he the means OF
making voters of good many peo-
ple who have lived in the country
for many years and never thought 1t
worth while to LecOme citizens and
acquire the right TO vote. Scores
of such are going before the district
court at Ogden, and taking out citi-
zen papers preparatory to registra-
ion week beginning next Monday
The law will hardly make as many
new citizens as it DISTINGUISHES
out it will bring the list of vOten
up to fol midable proportions. 1.-THE
interest now manifested in the com
ing election shall continue through
registration week, and up 10 thu
time Of the closing Of the polls, TIT
returns will show half larger vot'
than has ever been polled in The
territory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06

DAKOTA, MINNEkoTA, Nevada,
Utah and Wisconsin are the only
states aud territories where the for
eign born males over. p years of
age exceed in number the natives
over that al,e The proportions in
those states and territories are as
follows: Dakota, native, 25,476,
foreign, '25,4S6; Minnesota, native,
1892, foreign, l23,777; Nevada,
native, i,442, foreign, 1871; Utah
native, 1915, foreign, 1928; Wis
coDsin, native, 149,46S, foreign
1894
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06

REPUBLICAN AGENTS of Kan a.
are in the east soliciting funds to
aid the nsgroeI efugees in that state.
1t is said that not less than 10000 of
the unfortunate creatures, when
they left the south a few years ago
invaded Kansas About 5000 OF
them have gone back to their old
homes, and 10000 are lin various
stages Of restitution, some literally
starving" Many Of them are living
in dug-outsun6t for dogs to inhabit.
They occupy forty acre tracts of
g0verAment land, but are guiltless of
Eeams, farming imp lements or seeds
1or the cultivation Of their farms
st one place Eve persons died from
eating poisonous weeds in the ex-
sremity OF their hunger. The county
PDor-houses being full are closed
against these miserable people whom
the charitable Of the east are now
asked to feed and elothe. The picture
drawn BY Judge De Long. of Kansas
In q lecture in New York in aid OF
the sufferers. is sad in the extreme
It is get fresh in the minds Of the
people why the blacks are in Kansas
Bhey are there &c the fruits OF {
republican political trick. s
howl was Iaised throughout III.
land that on. account Of the rae,
prejudice in the south the cOloreC
people could not live there, and The
ignorant blacks were deluded into
the belief that by going 10 Kansa.
they would only find a warm,
hearted, sympathetic people, bat
would also be provided with "forty
acres of land .and.a mule" The re
suit of that political trick is seer
to-day in the starving negroes who
are trying to get back 20 their old
homes, where they S. least VIII be
provided with feed ana clothes. :
The practical sympathy Of the
north for the blacks never was SC
firm as that Of the south. Senti'
ment and long range affection are
Of less value to a hungry and cold
negro than loaf Of corn bread and
an Ole coat.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Il BERgRY GIVEN
~ ths; / will be 1T The Sixteenth
Wsrd Schoo house on Monday, Septeu-
Der 18th. 1852, and each succeeding day
thereafter 10. and Including Eeptem Der
16th. from 10 am. until D. M. and from
2 70 8 p. M, for the purpose, of register
ing ali persons entitled 10 vote in the
Third Precinct of Salt Lake City, Utah.
JOIN S. LINDSAY.
SO Deputy Reg istrar.
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DAILY BBBAID is publisbe

DAILY .BBRAID it published
--ery morning, Mondays excepted, a.
Sssf Temple Street, near First South
: salt Lake City, by the ' BRALD PRINT
AND PUBlJrBlre COMPANY. SUB
/. .rrtion price,slO.bO per annum, post
included; parts Of q year st The
me rate. To Weekly subscribers,
~,IieetiJ n made BY carriers. 25c. week.
TIE SkMI-WEEKLY HERALD ID
ablisbsd every Wednesday and Satur-
Az morning, st $3.50 year; sl1
1ontns. 81. rs; postage included.
TIE WEEKLY HERALDis published
sgery Thursday morning, at ~ = year
II months; 81. Is, postage included.
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PUBLIC PRINTER ROUNDS has set
a good example by standing guard
over the employees in his depart
ment to prevent their further
fleeing by the highwaymen calling
themselves political leaders. RouLds
permitted the men to voluntarily
contribute per cent. Of their sal
aries to Slackmailer Hubbell, but
when Malone stepped in and de-
manded Of Virginians ) per cent.
additional, for the readjuster fund,
the head of the department objected,
and told the intended victims that
they need not fear dismissal if they
refused to give. Mr.. Ro. DIS being
a printer himself, knows that
printers ordinarily Go not have
money to sQuander in politics or to
help ofhce-seekers into place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06

DELESsEPs ASSERTS that he does
not love England less but his canal
more; while England says she cares
nothing for DeLesseps, but viii see
to it that his canal is kept open and
free to the world.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE:
In TIE Probate Court IN and for Sal
Lake County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter of the estate Of Juiiaus
Sims Gamble, deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that The undersigAed adminktra-
trIx Of the estate ef JuIiAna Sims GAM
bic. deceased. in pursuance Of an order
Of the Probate Court Of Salt Lake
County, daied September I'd, 1881, will
sell at private sale, for cash, the follow.
ing described real estate: A portion Of
lot six (6), block thirty-fOur ,S4) plat A,
Of Salt Lake City survey, commencing
ct the northeast corner Of said lot, and
running thence south, ten (lO rode;
thence east seven and 0ne-hsls AZ rode;
thence north FIVE (5) rods, thence west
three 49, rods; thence north I've 90 rods;
thence west four and half Az rods, to
place Of beginning; with all Iheimp-oTe.
ments thereon.
Sealed bids will be received By the ed
ministrstrix al any time prior ie Il
O'Clock, noon, of Tuesday, September
18th, next. Bids to be left at the Office
Of S. W. Darke s. Co., 90 Main street,
Salt Lake City.
EMMA E. S. KELLY.
Administrative Of the estate of Julia.s
Sims Gamble, deceased. 81
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TIE CONTENTS OF the HERALD tbi

morning are as follows:
lsr PAGE - Latest kilograms Star
Routes-IngeTSOll's Speech.
ID PAeE-TslsgrAphic News - Miseel-
laneOus.
Sd PAeK-TabeFBscle Services.
4TH PAex-Editorisls. etc.
5FH PAeK-Latest TeIeErams- Egypt,
etc.
9TH PAGE-Teleerspbic NeWs-hiscel-
laneous.
Urn PAeE-Telegrspbic News-Miseel-
laueOus.
SrH PAeE-City Council Married -
Local Items.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that l viii be a. the COUNTY Conf ; ny
house on MOI DAY, September 11tb, 1850
and each succeeding day thereafter. to
and intending September 18th, from q q
am. until i M, snd from 2 until 8 -
NJ, FOR the purpose OF registering All napP.
sons entitled to vote in me Seco.d BE-
cipct OF Salt Lake City, Utah. :
HARMEL PRATT.
80 Deputy Registrar
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September l4th, 1880.

HOP RITTERs Co., TORONTO:
] have been sick for the past six
years, suffering from dyspepsia and
general weakness. / have used
three bottles of Hop Bitters, and
they have done wonders for me.
am. well and able to work, and eat
and sleep well. l cannot say too
much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON ROBBINS.
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VALLEY HOUSE.

A Pierce, Mrs A Pierce, Ws'e,sburr
Conp; w A Burn, Areents; q Bsker
and wife, Chicago: T f Led ~idRe
Ogden; NJ Lewi', d & 4 b; II l. Dare
Lincoln. Neb.; Samuel Cnhoon. Rich
field; T L Smith. SILT Lake; B Savo,
AAd wife, Alta; r w Crane, Somerset
james Kicks. 81 Joe, Kansas; E M Nc
GrAw, HALEY; T @ Humboldt, Sehen
actsdy, N. y; N Rasmussen, Oregon
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
September 5, 1882.
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
j MUnci.y, Ogden; A Vsnnetier Nau
YoIk; M A Scott, Mslsd, Idsho; q n
Cro~iy, Bingham; G J smith and
wife Cleveland. o; A Bygler, MendOD;
Z Miller and wife, Bingham: A Donsld-
son, Bingham; Il Il Hill, FOpic, q
barrie. Og len; A n Brown. J JOINS. I
Jones, bingham; d T Williams. Cal;
P Dick, S Watts, NJ + Robert, Denver;
J swan, Park .City; 5 Fl Anderson, j
Stephen, Ssnt Pee; K NJ Rockhill, W
r Ross, b Hicks, Ogdea; + X NTH,
Sidney. Neb.; W r Banks, American
Fork; K August, 4 Webster. Spring
Vile; J Fl Vane, d & r @ R p; S Il II,
Provo; j Vickerp, G 81 Stewart, Nephi;
r Conley. P mccullough, Frisco; Mrs
+ DYER, Bingham; J II Nornsrty, Aus
tin, New.
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Gift HOUSE.

james Ryan, Phoebe, New; r Ryan,
Frisco; G ) Wood, Denver; A May Dtry,
Forest CITY; John Prizst, Solomon
Gee, Park City; DR. F H Simn ons,
Alta; II ID Jonss, Bingham; iFhomss
Couch, Cohen; w A Myrick, Big Cot
tonwoOd: A d Gill :, John Mcdonnell
Alta; VIM Dsllin. SpFingviIle.
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THE REV. GEO. Ii. THAYER,
of Bourbon, Ind, says: "Both N.Y.
self and wife owe our lives 70 SILL
LOHS CONSUMPTION CURE"
Sold by 2. c. NJ. l. Drug Store. (9)
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NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN 10
~ the Stockholders of The Salt Lake
and Western Railway Company, that o
meeting oftAid Stakeholder viii be held
ut the Office Of the company in Salt Lake
City, Utah Territory. on Saturday, DC.
tober the 9Th, 1882, 1t 10 o'clock am,
for the purpose Of 20 amending the Ar.
Sicles OF Association of said company Hs
to authorize and eDsble il to build, run
and operate branch line of railway,
beginning on IS J.. ssS Inn CT road al
Ironstons Station, 10 JuaS Comfy. in
taie Territory. ara extending thence il
a general noriheastery direction, BIZ wav
OF Silver Ciiy 70 Eureka, the whole Of
said branch lie being in the saii cosniv
o. JG4b, ard about signt miles In length.
SlDNEY DILLON.
". w. RITTER.
=. T. DOREMUS,
Stockholders.
September 5th, 1852. e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-06

STOVES

We beg inform patrons and the general public
stock line of Stow which unexceIed in this Orany
other Territory tate in the Union We offering
them at ices that tefy competition heavy percentage
of the population of Utah already using renowned
Monitors and Champion Monitors both Plain and Exten
sion Also Charter Oaks-ROyal Charters and other
Stoves both cook and heating, manufactured by the wei
known firms "The Excelsior Manufacturing CO. and
William Resor and Co." The superior construction,
economy in use of Fuel Heating and Baking qualities
and the increasing demand warrant the opinion, that
long hese celebrated Stoves will occupy position in
every well conducted household in Utah.
VIM. JENNINGS,
- - Superintendent
W. % \
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WHOLESALE PRODUCE LIST

List Of Buying Prices of Produce
n the Salt Lake Market, corrected
Semi-weekly for the SALT LAKE
HERALD, by Sears & Liddle'
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD.

"WEDNESDAY SEPT 8. 1882