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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Application NO. sI6 for a Patent to tb.
 Franco--t mertcan Mining Claim
us. LAND OFFICE Tu--gu. Ar.lou.

: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN rH(T Tur v Gro Riauco N u.ng ComH.uv. by G..-'. W. Deltzler, agent, whose r1-tule, a.i ls...- -. San trsancisco. Cal. has tl.- ..-y r.-5 ..-ll-- ton for patent for l'sU Ll.ar t-.t uf f,,. -r.a. American mluIn- claim. ve.u taauur -l.I aad silver and other minerals, eitr s feet lu width surface ground ouuafe,i m tt- O-U Baa-a mining distrlcf. Fima county. ArlsaUa nm. .i.-- lgnated by the he.i no-es and o.fcial E a. uf f- n tais ouce us iot 70 t-, sad loo i- ar.us i fol- lows to-Wlt:
 Commenciu= at the initial monument at ts. west end oi c.aIm. % OiS po-i 1Xi ncip- -quar- , feet long. marked O A Not Iu mound uf stones.
 kun thence 6 deg To min Q 60 fec, along hne of clam loe-ns also e eni line of s-lilr- M e, Co oak post 4xt inches s.uars. i,,, bns market F A e ko 2 at -E corner of cialu Thence ran s,s oeg % mn a ol.. 8 ,i- ot clam 0u feet Go oaiS post sxt inrhe- ~Ivlra mound of stones, from w ca Unita,l state, min ezul uiOnumcut 10. z. D.C ftlsl m - .ut ls.-r-. tears 8 2 deg g ma W z. ft d -thut theuc. a deg 70 m n . aicrCe hns of ciaim Su f.r. Co oak posc tNi rCnes sl il.,r. Q i-et ioug ln monument or stures, ul -.st. tA No4
 ontlelnl Ss,i-e c-lr-s' n s'ez [ Iu.l v af I- feet t1 int 'fsect sw caa tin~ co N-is,., N C.. wI.cl ie;-.s t.sE 60 tl 70 w @ -.. -aat..f Ilj feet dls ant ut -,+ -.e. Co ciS ,-lst ty! rucse,
 .ale. e-t bong. Jt L1 cc -neg of ca-l ul..r .sd Nos.
 Thencs s' dcv -- min ou n s.de ,' clam "I iret 20 va- .,ff uf -" t1rI er -- clam 70 mo.IIu- O. -,IIes -.larsri i ttt pL
 il'loe a ie- 70 n,nec.D f.et a.ol.v, s-i of I'm to D .a'- ui ,ruuni,E.
 sd on io . .n I s. C.. tH..uf Ia. Is -- q -e-, 'l,n- .o ot he c-s-1 {, siI pt ., .r.u 1i 1i % f-l1 70 e. s ..E 'i ... -ef -. .i...
 AL cad O.. D-~sIfF s'-u-l r.- Ca .-.---s.. !. ..Hr post.J1 ul s "a .s.rc,-,.rsr,-- ui.-s |, tlr -tt~e siu, E. Hfe foQr 's, To le 70 20. r i-,.- q .i--.i '.-u tir L'-.s.-g Di unr llf.l >a-.- and tl--cr, To. Ur-"'. rx4n-. ull-ir a s..,.. '. lays i'r'u,i .i E-trat or urrhry w.ii hs . red by vIr.Ce of t-- prov s o.s of l,. -,.fai..
 HE 'hI .Ui SiS-. 4.rziste-
 It ls hereby ordered that Che f,-e-oinr notice b" p.li--Sltsl si-. y oays tl-l consecutive Nayks m the rizo-a srlL. N, a wee ais u,r-rfrs- publ shed Ht luc-uI. \. I . whi-l paper q. here by des snated by me as pubushei near,.-' .url cl4lH- AEf OU -lNS I.e. tts-
 Flrst publication June n. I.z,.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Notice si Forf-i,u.-.
TUcsoS, PIMA C0UST1. AEzoys.
 May Zs l--

May -s l--- To C. r. Howard or those who may ciair 1-- der hi-n an urdIyiGed one-sighth of tle f..-1a ns described property. You are hereby la --rl that l. with the uti.er 0v uers have expended ono hundrei dollars in lHbOr anal lmproTemr1f p4 on the Grand I.epuhl Mnins. Claim Ar.sa,c. mining d -st.Ict Pima coiIn-y. A 1zuls. t-ilt l.- same property lOcatesi October Ii, l-tt u- A v Darlington D. Higaanrs and T. D. A-Ir'i-- and recorded m the Pima County EeCurt1 B O1ce. book Of msnlng cla IC- tr. page a.t .- order Co ho a sad p-e-lss- ma. -- 'hs g-1t sons Of ,ection -fz& hcT--.-i ~tgti.f s of tle --' states beng the amOia.t required Co L.i- .- same Tor the year eld az Der-lhtr 4L t7'- and tha- l myself have cpul7 1ut.~i 5o1r DOT, thereof. Therefore sf N ,ain ninety days t.. serTlcs of tl no. ce by rub, cd on yoa l-' pr refuse to cul.r hItc guzr gfHur-t @ ii -t..- expeuditGr' as 1a-plTu.f with .sf- nf l-'.i ' uou. your ilt.fe-t n sud clam 'g'L he' one ,- p7op-rty of The subscriber uud~r --id -e-.--- zl34
 Your proportion Of said expeudl rure I- tsri'7
 D II TOOK
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Application No. sss fora Patent fur ihr Del.
 la Mining Claim
U.nL,SO OFFICE. ruosoS. AAlaosA.

U. LAND OFFICE. TucsoS. AKIz0xA. Jnly l.th. iss2- ! NOTICE IS II EREBY GIVkN THAT DANA ~ HAhION, Who-s' pest uaice HtioIts4 i- iu,- son. Ar-zOut. has tilis dIy llei ms appli -a iuu for patent for liE. linear flt Ot the Dr.;H niIi VeIn bearing gold. silver and copper with ,1r- face around co feet m width. situated a ganized mining district county of Puma and Territory Of Arizona. and de-l-lat-d i'y tl,- held notes ant uiiclEl plat on ulr In thus Otlite Lot number go in Township = S, Range l5 f. ot the Glla and Salt river meridian; ss. d Lot No. 3g be- ing as follows. to-wIt: .. Beginning ut the initial monument of the claim near tunnel running W on the lesilr. and at a post ked ID ] ,S No T. whence The IT section corner between sect ous z1 and 3s T s2 \ k l3 l.. bears ZI dss-li mIn F 4l1ifeet distant;
 Thence < s1deg l511iu W 4i2 feet Co a post the center of the W end Of the claim. and marked ID NO II"
 Thence s S2des-45nin E. 80 feet t,, @ pnst. tie s W corner of the claim and marked -D No IT ,"
 Thence s2deg- Hmm il. l75 feet To rI- ia-er- section of the W sids l.uc of the Sal a.iun cluiu Lot No g.. at a point 3l1 fee; de-; ismin W from Its W c0...-- 4lJ fet-- Go Inc intersection of the side lil.. .i tue Salsa.lo ann at point S7 feet s -,-iimiu W friIa i;- r cor ner and iis2 fee, ,ua poet. the < k e rner of the caim and marked ID No ""
 Thence \ 2deg-l5min VI. ga feet to po-t the enter of the end oi the clsum and marked ID No "
 Thence 5 2de.-l5 min W. s.n b,ct to a post. the r. corner of the claim 6ul marked ID No YI .
 Thence S s9de..-4lmln " 8qi feet Co the inter section of the r side l.nc of ;hs Bradford min a, claim, Lot No %. st rOint \ ideg Iimin w 295 feet from its F corner; lSls feet Co the m tersectlOn of the W side m of the Bradfur,t claim af point 4.leg ljmIn W;262t. feet from its x W conner; and l4E. feet Co post. the W corner of the claim, and marked 'D No YII;' and
 Thence < 2deg -i5uin E ;.DI feet to tts place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations I.dsc-.limin F. contaig,fig l2.2l acres.
 The location of this mine $ recorded in the Recorders othce uf Pima county. ArikOLa- m book F. page 7,1 Of Records of Mines
 The adjoining claimants are none. except the above named Dana Harmon owner of the Ilrad fOrI and Salvation clnIms.
 Any and all peTso-- claiming adversely any portion of sad Delta mIae Or surface ground e ro required tO file theiT adverse claims uiti tds. Register of t.e JnIts-l S;tt~ Land Olice i.t Tcc- sou m the Territory of A-I4.lua during t!s sixty days period of pu biicat -1- hereof. rF they vru be barred by vIrtuo of ti.,' IiruyisIOns of tle Statute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Application for Patent No. sJ2. for the
 Mabel Mining tlalm.
U. s. LAND urr1oE. TuosoS, Aa1zos.

U- $. LAND UPYICE- TUosoS, ARIZONA.
 July l4th, lss2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA " Harmon has made application for patent to ls1s linear feet of the Mabel vein. lode or depos- 1T bearing silVe, together with surface ground sp feet m width, situated m 1yndAu mining dist net Pima county, Arizona more particular Iy de-cube- m the plat and field notes of the ollcial survey file in this othce, and designat- ed as lot No IT, Gs follows. to-wit:
 beglnning ht the Initlal monument where loca- tion notice ls posted ht a post ixi and feet long. m mOund of stones. marked M l M No. l from which < M NJ ho,2 bears lis deg F Ssl1 feet distant: thence deg W 20 feet 10 corner post Xxi and feet long. in mound of stOnes, marked NJ No. 2
 Thence s7 deg Sl min. W Is2s feet to \ " corner post ixi and feet long, in a mound of stones. marked N So. l.
 Thence deg T. 90 feet to post on west end of claim, marked N No. (.
 Thence on same courSe l0O feet Co S w corner post, i1i and feet long. m mound of stones marked M No.
 Thence \ ssls deg F I2as feet to s corner post ixl and feet long. in mound of stones. marked N No. 0.
 Thence \ deg W l0) feet to initial monu- Went and place of beginning, containing s-i3 acres.
 Variation l2 deg 5 mn. E; the ssiI claim be- ing of record m the ottce of the Recorder Of Pima county, Arizona.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the whole or any portion of the Mabel mining claim are required to file thelr Adverse claims in this ofhce during the sixty period ol publication hereof or they wll be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. Earll d smith. Tucson, ArzonA Attorneys for
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

One of the oldest and most popular citizens of Yuma will settle in Tucson Tn the course of month. Col. Lyman A. Smith, says the Arizona Sentinel. has decided to move from our town, as Tue son is nearer the base of operations of his mines in Sonoita valley. He will take with him the good will and best wishes of all
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Notice af forf-i,urr.

TOBMoCULLnUGH THOSE CLAIMING I under him--1uu are hetes notified thai we have expended one hundred dollars m labor sud lmpr0ver'-Irs upon the i-abella Mine. situateti m the AEtec sluins district in order Co hold s d premIse- under the provisions of section gf34 keVi-ed Sfatute- ot the ulted States. being the ending December 5l-L is-l. And fl within nIncty days after thls notice by publication, you iail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure as co-0Nuer. your interest Iu the sad claim Will become the. proIertv of the subscrlbers, unde- said section zl24
 J. W. FUQUA
 W. r. LICHLIIEK
 WA. .LICHLIIER. HarsksH. A. T. June i,sl Juzss V gss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
T. L. STILES Tucson, 4. IT..
 AttnrnaE flr AruAcani

l. K hereby ordered that the forexuIoe \ ,tice of Application for Patent te ,ublishcd for the Qeriod Of slyty days lten c.nsecutIve weeh-i m the Weekly CIriz-n. newspaper published at Tucson. ArizunA; which papsri- hereby d,ss.s- mated by me As pub -l-aed nea-csi saii claim.
 n hsf cot BINS, Eeglste- First publication July l6th. lss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

The foregoing notice k ordered published sixty days ten consecutive weeks. m the Arlzo- na CITIZEN, weekly newspaper desigTlaisd by me as published nearest sad claim
 HENRY COUSINS. Register. First publication July i6. lss1.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Omcial Records.
LOCATION NnrrcFs

Little Wedge, Empire district, June 26, H D Williams.
 Cactus, GreaterVille district, June F. W Robinson, Henry Robinson, George Richardson.
 Iuclserman, Silver Bell district, July I9, Pima Copper Mining and Smelting Company.
 Good Prospect, Papago district, July II, W ID T Graves, 4 B Van Benthing son.
 North Western, Greaterville district, JUne 30. Wm Robinson, Henry Robin son, Geo. Richardson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

T A Stiles, A D Ots, Samuel Hughes, W L Vail, John $ Carr and c H Web Der to J F Knapp, the Michigan Boy mining claim, Empire district, Sl0,00O.
 JF Knapp to J A Whitmore, assign. ment of one-half of bond on Michigan Boy mine, Empire district; sl.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
Le6nl.
Application No.a2s. for n Patent t0 the
 salvation Mining Claim.
U, s. LAND OFFICE. TUosoS. ARIZONA,

U, s. LAND OFFICE. TUOsoS, ARIzoSA,
 JuIy IIth. Iss2 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANA " HARMON, whose post office addre -s ls Tue son, Arizona. ms this day filed his appilcntlon for patent for li65 linear feet Of The Salvation mine or vein bearing copper. gold and siIver; with surface ground 6Dp feet m width situnted m no organized mining district, county "t Pima. and Territory of Arizona. md designate-i hy the held notes and official plat on nie m thls once as Lot No. 8 m Township = 5. Range ID F. of Gila and Salt River Meridian; said Lot Ss being as follows. to-wlt:
 Beginning st the initial monument at the cen ter of the end of claim. at post slarked on the de ''S. l. Nj. No l."
 Thence s5 leg-l5 min w. sp feet to post. \ " corner of claim. and marked = No IL , Thence deg $ min w. iio3 feet 70 post S W corner of claim, and marked ''S No III " Thence s5 deg-i5 min l.. So0 feet 10 pest. cen ter of end of claim. and marked S No w; Sndss sssRisE Hn sbeaSs SeaTs Sss fs desE s.sit feet distant;
 Thence \ $ deg-4s min E 300 iees to post E corner Of claim. and marked = No l.
 Thence deg-is min E, 1i65 feet to post to N l. eorner of claim and marked S No VI, and Thence 5 S deg-l5 min W, 30 feet to the place of beInning.
 Magnetic variation i2 deg s min F. containing 3J t5 acres
 The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of Pima county, AnEOna. ID book P. page 565 of Mining Records. The adlolnlng claimants are none. except the said Dana Harmon As owner of the Bradford and Delta mining claims.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely aiS purti0n of sand Salva Ion mine or surface ground are required to hle their adverse claims with the Register of the United tates Land Office at Tues n In the Territory Of Arizona during the stxty days period of publication hereof. or they wlli oe barred by virtue of the provision. ot the >tstCte-
 HENRY COUSISS. Register. T. L. STILES, Tucson. A. T. Attnrney for Applicant.
 IL is hereby or,iered that ths foregoing notice of Appi Ication for Patent be published for the pellod of 70 days ten consecutise weeksl in the Citlz-n- a we kiy newspaper published kt ] ucs,n Pima county, 'izonA. winch paper Is dasi ign sted as published neansr such rlairr.
 HENRY CJU .INS Register,
 First publication July s6, lsS2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
(. C. STEPHENS. Tucson A. IT..
 Attorney for Applieant-

it IS hereby ordered thai the foregoing notiee be puhlishsd siviy dHy- tren consecutive weeks m the Ari2nna Citizen, a weekly newspaper puh- -isht'i ht Tucson. N. T., winch paIer k hereby It1 snaoed hy me as pUbliriis,i nearest such claim hESRY GUsIS.. Register.
 First publication July l6. Iss2.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

Unregistered votes will at the next election have DO par value.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
HENRY COTSINS Hs,.--

It is hereby ordered thst the ipreeoin, B.-..- be published for th- per,oi -i1fy t.sy. .-.s Consecutive weeksl In the OIulN b acc. l, newspaper published at Iuc-au. \. r. wtlf paper k hereby desisnate,i tr me b...t.,I nearest said claims.
 HENEI COUSINS E....r.- First publication Iura V-F
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

HENRY COUSINS. Register. Earll & smith. Tucson. Arlzona. Attorneys foI AnplTruwf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30

lt is heaeby ordered that the foregoing notice he published sixty days ten consecutive weeks m the Arizona CITIZES. a weekly newspaper published at Tucson. Arizona TerTitory whici paper IS hereby designated by me as published nearest such claIm
 HENRY CoUsISS. Register First publication Julp l6, Iss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
HENRY COUSINS. R,gi.teI

The foregoing notice IS ordered published Go days in the ARIZONA THEN. a we-ekly news paper, published at Tucson. Arizona. which l- deslgnated e. that is-usd nearest sad claims
 HENt.i COUSINS Heg4ster First publication June 4 I-s2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-30
SOTICEi NOTICE.

Haynes & Stiles. aitnrneys for plaintiffs.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.

The first place in "The Popular Sea
ence Monthly" for Angus! is gwen to
the concluding part of the address OF
Emil du Bots Raymond on the
Physiology oil Exercise" in which
the action exercise on the nerv-
ous Centers, ils relation TO
natural selection, and the CON-
psrative merits of different sys-
TENS o! gymnsstic and out door
training are consider e.. In National
Necessities and National Education, "
DR. B. W. Richardson makes q
strong and direct plea for the giving
attention in the public schools to a
broader physical education. Mr..
William w Jacques. Phi. D., contri-
butes paper o Acoustic Archi-
lecture" NJ 5tauislas Meunier, q
French eeoloeist. describes "a gigSn
tic Fossil Bud, the remains of which
have been found in France. which
stood at least ten feet high. Proies-
sor Tyndsll gives toe ,measure of the
Progress Of the Germ Theory of Dis
ease" 10 "The Book-Men" the late
7. Wharton CoIlens shows what
knowledge owes to the school-men or
G oset student of the middle ages and
succeeding centuries. DR.. Andrew
Wilson, ore of the most trustworthy
as well IS entertaining scientific writ
ers OF the day, is tue author OF a
lively paper About E ephants. I"
Professor Harvey wv. Wiley explains
''The Chemistry OF Sugar" Readers
who are, interested on the question oil
a fourth dInenslon in space will od
the lases that hes been thought on
the subject in Mr.. Alfred G. Lanes
paper onA"lranscendentAl Geome'
try" This paper is followed, and re
lieved. by Mr.. Winters my Spider. u
A rot uncommon phenomenon il
described in Sudden Whitening 0
the Hair" "HoW Plants resist De.
cay" is explained by W. O.. Focke
Lieutenant Kreitler. fresh from
scientific expedition 10 Central Asia
describes, 10 The TopmOst C1uctr!
OF the Earth" the land CT Thibet
and It's singular isolated people. To,
portrait and sketch are of Baron n II
denskIold, the distinguished explorer
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23

of Concord, Mass and a supplement-
containing a full account OF the B'rto-
day Garden Party 10 Harriet Beeeher
S owe, with the addresses. poems.
ard letters. In addition to this, the
numher contains sn entertaining
travel sKetch, "Across Africa" ny
Charles Dudley Warner; another
instsllment OF the wonderfully sccu-
rate "S,uoies in the SOUTH" an
entertaining 81 Ort story. "Some
Account OF Thomas Tacker by
Rose Terry Cooke; addiuonsl chap
tiers Of the varied and engaging serial
s:erier, 1.-TWO on Tower" by
Thomas Hardy, DIR. Z4y," By
Mics Phelps, and The House Of a
Merchant Prince" by William Henry
Bishop. Dr.. Holmes lcontd6u,es a
aracteristic, delIe poem entitled
Eat the zummit," Apropos Of Mis-
Slows birthday. There are other
essays and poems. revleasO OF the most
important recent books, and a dne
variety la the Contributors Club.
Altogether. The number is one that
every lover OF tt g Atlantic will especi-
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Hough on, NJ fl q & Co., Bo,tou.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23
LrTTELI.'s LIVING AGE.

The numbers of The LiOing Age Ior
June Both and July 9th contain a
number OF noteworthy articles, among
which are the following: The Boun-
daries of Astronomy, COntempOra' 9
ReUielo; Three Months Holiday in
Norway in 1881, Macmillan; The
Tower OF London, Ninteenh Century;
The Commercial spirit Ia Modern
Education, st. james Magazine; An
Eton Boy, Fortnight Reciesc; The Ge-
illogical influences which have af-
fected British History, Macmillan;
Newgate; a Retrospect, FOrtnightly;
An Unpublished Diary written by
Dean Swift, GentLemen'S Magazine;
Peel and Golden, by Prof. Gold win
Smith, Ninteenth Century; The Charm
of GA!ibaldi, Spectator; Garibaldi and
Italy, Economist: Baron Fisco al
Home, by W. w. Story, BIcck'cOOd.
These numbers also contain the COD
clusion of Lady Jane" by Mrs. Oh
phiaDt, and instalments of "The La
dies Lipdores," and of Robin" bS
Mrs ParT, author of Adam anC
Eve" etc.. together with the usus
amount of select poetry. -Litteil &
Co., Boston. are the publishers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23
EAEPER's MAGAZINE.

HdTpe1's Magazine for August is
brilliant number. 1t ope With a
fine frontispiece. full page illustra-
ton by Abbey, engraved by ClossOn.
We note especially two bright cum.
mer articles-both splendidly illus
trated-"Some WerteIn Resorts" by
John A. Butler, and "Ehe Cruise OF
the 'Nameless,' by Barnet Phillips.
Colonel I. w. Higginson contributes
1.-The First Americans" an enter
tanning and instructive historical paper
the fret of q series which Is to give
continuous history OF the United
5tates down to the close OF President
Jackson's Administrstioa-profusely
illustrated. There could be 20 more at
tractive summer holiday reading than
Mr.. LathIOp's fourth paper of Spanish
VisIas, u which be introduces bis
readers 10 Audalusisn delights aud
the splendory Of the ALEXANDRA. Mr..
Reinhart's beautiful illustrations en-
hance the charms Of this delightful
Spanish ssuntering. Some WJrI hies
OF Old Norwich" (5lr Thomas
Browne Lord Nelson, John aud Mrs.
Opie, Mrs. Bsrbsuld. Harriet Mar
tinesu, Sir William Beeehey, Eliza
beth Fry, and old John CIone. are
treated By Miss Alice r. Hobbins IN
an interesting article, illustrated by
views and portraits. George III
Dawson contributes an entertaining
sketch OF the Queen Charlotte Islan1s
and their native inhabitants, the
Haida Indians, with illustrations. /.
E. Prendergast contributes an article
on the Canadian Pacific Railway,
and the wonderful region-the New
Northwest" (which it is about to open
to civilization. The article is illus
trated with an excellent map. A
very important article relating to the
perils of navigation in the North At
laatic-ieebergs and fog is contrib
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readers will give an eager welcome
tc one OF the oldest contributors L
Harper. DR.. A. A. Llpscomb. and vii
read with interest ais exceeding )
able article on "The Uses of Shsk
speare of the Stage" The numb 81
CONTAINS three strong short stories
"a Rebel" by Julian Hswthornei
"LaqueIle?" by Mrs. q. B. Gustalson
and "a St. Augustine Episode" b.
Miss A. &. Maciarlane. Poems ar
contributed by Edgar Fawcett AM
William Winter. The Editorial DE
partments maintain their old vlgor
Among the contributors to the DrG'0e
are r. h. Munkittrick, ]. NJ. Bailey
John Goldman. @. 7. Lanigan, an
A. E. Sweet.
New York: Harper d Brothers
Salt Lake: James Dryer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23
LITERATURE.
FRANK LFsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE,

FRANK LFsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
One of the leading Gestures OF the
August number Of this popular peri
odicSl, is the highly interesting COM
mencement Of Marian Hsrland's pew
serial "A Good Fellow" Amoog the
other notable contributions are,
Nantucket" an sdmirabls article
by the editor, Rev. DR.. Talmage. on
Decoration Dsy-What it is and
what it Means" "5treet Singing and
lite influence on the reformation in
Germany" Cyprus, Ancient and
ModerD;" How the Rough House
was Founded by Prayer" ''rhe Vo.
cal Music of the Ancient Hebrews"
by Alfreton Hervey, ETC.. etc., Mac
Donslds serial, weighed and Want
ing," is continued. and there is an
excellent story by Ella Rodmsn
Church entitled, Hope Ches!le:h-
waite's Trouble" There are also
ex ceedinely interesting sketches and
essays, poems OF great merit by j..
Lozie Robertson. General ". r..
Browne, etc., and most compreben-
sive, interesting and instructive mis-
cellauy. the Home Pulpit" has
sermon by DIR. Talmage, "Do
Dreams Mean ADything?" Among
the other features Of interest are:
The Collection Basket" Mission
airy Noes" "InfOrms ton for the
Curious" the Driit OF Religious
Commen'," Personal Notes and
CommeLts." Obituary Notices. F"
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-23

IL TIE SADDLE. A Collection of Poems
on Horseback Riding. Boston: HOugh-
ton, Miflin & Co.; Salt Like: James
Dryer.
This is a neat little volume for
the pocket, is bound IN flexible
covers, gilt top. and like all the
books from the same house it is a
model print. The contents are de-
licious at this time Of excursions
and summer saunterings, being a
collection of pOetical gems on horse
back-riding. introduced by Shakes
peare's grand description of the
noble arrival in Venus and
Adonis."- Among the authors and
poems are THE Wild Huntsman,
by Walter Scott; Burns Tam
O'Shanter;" "Mazeppa's Ride" by
Byron: "Sir Launcelot and Queen
Guinevere," by Tennyson; CIR
mingard's Escape" by LOngfellow
"Sheridan's Ride" by Read; Exit
CarsOn'S Ride" by Joaquin Miller
"John Gilpin." by Cowper, and many
others. The collection embraces
the gems of poetry on the horse.