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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-01

ELSEWHERE, THIS morning, We
publish communication regarding
Utah county, and as the source is
reliable, it contains informatiCn
which can be noted only with pleas
ure by all who are anxious to see
Utah prosper in every legitimate
undertaking. We can understand
that Utah County, in its new era,
SHOULD be more prosperous than
other localities, and can only hope
that the experience of other parts
of the Territory-that dull times
will follow seasons of pros
perity-will not pass unnotlced
and that the good people vino in
habit that prosperous section will
be prepared for cramping when
the inevitable period arrives. THE
HERALD has no pet section. 1t is
anxious only for the prosperity Of
Utah and will labor to that end.
And when any part Of our rich Ter
ritory shall show an awakening CT
new enterprises and new energies,
THE HERALD will rejoice to note
such development. We want a com
munity who, like one family, joined
in interests will all work for the
general welfare, and thus secure
wealth, position and power that can
be obtained only by united en- ergies
and the obliteration of al petty and
sectional jealousies, such as have
existed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-01
The DAILY HERALD Is published


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urday m"rniDg, at $3.50 year; six
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there are now only . few Of these

there are now only . few or theS'
EeaSaresome individuals. Tht
others have settled down to work
and may be found In one OF
another of the big mines scas
tered about the Territory, between
Park City and Silver Reef. It used
TO be that every body was putting
his money into the ground; now the
practice has changed, and mans
labor in a mine represents so much
money to him and . certain we'll
defined profit to his employer. The
new rule is the better.
The old year having been so full
of good work, and so empty of evil,
what IS the promise of the new?
THE HERALD believes It TO be fairly
encouraging. We DO not think
the outlook is IS brilliant as it
was a year ago this morning !.
We 90 not know why the promise is
less inspiring than twelve months
ago. The mines appear broader and
richer than ever before; the agri-
cultural prospect is all that could be
desired; there are two railroads en-
tering the Territory from the east
when only one existed year ago
no industry is pining; and yet mer.
chants, bankers and business men
all predict dull and quiet year, full
of dangers and threatening disaster.
We hope the prediction is i'll
founded and will fail of fulfill
melt and believe the prof. he S
Of evil are to be dis
appointed. at the same time,
the prophecies of "hard times" may
serve good purpose in guarding
against dangers that are always
impending. If the predictions
make us more cautious in matters of
business, if they cause us to exer
Else care and to reflect earnestly
and intellige ntly u the proba l.
lies and possibilities of the
future, they will avert al
though none now
appears upon the blsiLe 8
,r social hol izon of Utah. At the
md of 1884 THE HERALD expects to
,e able to say truthfully that the
'ear has been enc of unexpected
prosperity and good fortune to Utah,
md to note a continuance OF the
progress and development that have
marked our onward progress for the
Iear just closed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-01

A MISSOURI Judge had his little
Joke on SATURDAY., sentencing a muir
derer to ninety-6ve years in the
penitentiary. The criminal can
now have bis little joke by refusing
TO serve the term.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-01

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The new design in shields for po-
licemen is noddipg flower.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-01
MIR. H. 8. KROUSE,
AIDED by the following Artisss.

AIDED by the following Artis'f.
VOOAL.-Mrs Jos Slegel Miss Ia, ton
Mrs B. Chandler. Dr. orin Hall, Mr. Z
Enrich. Mr., r. &. Chandler.
Observation-Disclosures. b. McMaster, Miss
T.. Almy. Miss E. Russell Prot T. Radcliffe,
Mr W E. Weihe, Mr.. a. Peterson, Mr.. L.. L.
Van Praag.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-01
ulLkBR OPERA HOUSB.
If n. 81. a. VAN PaAaC
Announces FOCR
Concerts!

As follows:
No. I, Saturday Evening. DAN. ;. ssf
No. =, Monday Evening, Jan. IL, 1884
No. 3, Wednesday Even'g. Jan. 2:3, SS4
No. 4, Monday Evening, Feb. 4, 1854
Under the direction of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-01-01
Pr Q @ II q VI Nj Z
TURDAY EVENT G., JAN. 1854.
PART 1.

DR.. LORIN HALL
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
CARRIAGE.
JOHN w. REEVE,

Manufacturer Of FINE CAR
RIAGES, Nos. 100 and 1913
Orange Street. Light Doctor
Phetons, Star Buggies, and
Jump Seats a Specially. Good
workmen and First-class work.
Orders by Mail attended to
promptly.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

FLOUR AMD FEED
Id. PHILIPS & SON,
Store, Fourth and French SITS.
Mills, Green Bank.

Manufacturers of -four, mill
feed and hominy. Dealers in
buckwheat meal, corn meal, oat
meal, rolled oats, baled hry and
straw.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

Booksellers, stationers and
blank book manufacturers. Fine
blank books and printing a
speciality. 4o4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
bS4. Whining
/ OUR
|Js|NEss INDEX.
,,,.,, On. .rpn.s End spirit 81 W
sissson. Dsisvsrs'
s...''s '''1'F'' "'''A ''''
ps.sfssssrsrs 40
An ACCURATE ZAP.
Iu,,sslsEss or w1I.l"aro.
GUIDE POST
- 10 tho where ssssss Of w.
.. s.uifai. euOrgy. cad
,EApAND PREsERvE.

lEAD AND PBESEBvk.
The carefully classified and
nced directory Of the prin-
4 business houses of Will
,rOn, to which the entire
cOfthis issue Of the Daily
EBLlcAN is devoted is a flat |
~ testimonial to the vigor-|
aerprise and spirit Of the
rlnity. 1t contains the
r Of enterprising and lead
ttlzens who have earned
are in the full enjoyment
good and honorable reputa-I
rs in the sphere of commerce.
ementon in each case is brief
sufficiently full to indicate
aTly the nature and extent OF
III firms or individuals bust
IS or profession. 1t is not
ttended that all the prominent
slnesS men in the city have
bees in this array. We
uld not reach evey one and a
|mber We found were not
Fty to avail themselves of our
Er at this time. But while
qualify our assertions in re-
t'o the names that appear
this page, we still claim
them one and all that they
distinguished for enterprise,
lty' probity and success.
Fae our foremost bankers
MERCHANTS; taken together
may fairly be regarded as
Mrs in the different depart
as Of commerce and indus
tac,ivity.
Ms an established fact that
aY in the State has as many
lltss men of large actual
a. and financial position as
IaN The city is old, pros
f0a' and rich. 1t has become a
Eel' manufacturing point,
nthls direction it has capa-
ia &c and possibilities that a
amy imagination can perceive
!, stlmate but which do not
pay submit to prosaic de-
Paoh' There are sound
aS that conceive of a city.
%neTeatby manufactures that
HSal any place in the coun-
except the five or six enor-
ga' centers of manufacturers
tndless merchandise. This
SUI 10 be and will be the fu-
F e Wilmington.
s'0m population of $4,000
present estimate) there is
=. 'sasOn why in ten years VIII
S'on may not have within
r sI'lple borders 5000 souls.
'u' IS one of the consider
Sis that make this index reli-
|. out IT is not its principal
ma as greatest value is in the
y WV ", Of the leading business
,n. a. ,.o-day,f for the population
~Iaay, to notify the people
, ,hs' is actually on our streets
"elf USE and comfort n,
[Si is' a and Injuries, and to
nv them in supplying theil
We publish a number o,
|' r.' upon card boards for the
". of free distributor
[ia '.s our patrons and in pro.
h. 4 !, Places a.; Those who re.
i, H. !. II will do we'll to retair
h. Impression for future refer
T., =; ana a put it in a conspicuou.
u,ns al 'l II office or place O
,,sS esS Tor this reason: bein,
orm 'a'ly compiled, convenient !,
urr 'nd comprehensive in char
E,o VIC general reader RI;
str s'ory :. will not be withou
s0 ,rst .aiiording as it does a,
tWsau'e map of the bushes
sasra aII'' ans and showing til
ecit il, expansion Of business c
i : a Curing the past fewyear.
Atv MI VI sufficient moment t
dosyr person q, having the intere.
side,, city at heart to insure il
h fly. extended circulation an,
n ais. purpose we have printe
pav vI he edition, so that a
N; H. oe supplied and Ill :,
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
OcHELTREE & CRIpPEN,

Dealer in all kinds Of mems
fine furnishings, 6I7 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
DAVID M'CLosKEY,
H A T T f R,
No. 4o8 Market Street.
HO&IERY, GLOVES &C

HORIERY, GLOVES &C
S. H. STATS,
Dealer in Trimmings, Hosiery
Gloves, Merino Underwear, Cor
sets, Ruff1ings, Lace, Ties, ETC.,
Zephyrs, Germantown, Shetland,
Saxony and Woolen~Yarns.
4os Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
v Z HAVE
PIANOS AND ORGANS

containing all the latest i'm
provements and all styles and
shapes by all the leading ma
kers. We will bind ourselves by
written contract to refund the
money and take the instrument
back at any time if not satisfac-
tory. Wagner, 726 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
VARIETY 0TOREs,

Manufacturer and dealer in
tinware, glass, crockery, toys,
lamp goods, lanterns, 3Io King
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
A. P. WALRATH,

A. P. WALRATH,
Dealer in trimmings, notions,
and full line of Ladies'furnish-
ing goods, No. III Market street
Stamping a speciality.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

PIERCE & LOBDELL,
Real estate brokers and con-
veyancers. Insurance agents.
No. e West Seventh street.
Mortgages and loans negotiated.
City and country property for
sale, rent or exchange. Agents
for white star line steamers.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01
COACH HARDWARE.

COACH HARDWARE.
FINLEY, GARRETT & WILSON,
Dealers in
Iron, Steel and Coach Goods,
S. E. Corner Third and Shipley
Streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-11-01

Dealers in regular lines of
mems furnishing goods, 4Io
Market street.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19

not falter now III the hour Of ito tri-
umph. While every day poor, Grip
pled olEicon Nsre applying p tho
military committee Q be put upon
tho retired list, and could not sue
esd, wsre No 70 put this man, PoT-
teY, there? And while faithful,
wounded soldiers we're receiving the
paltry pension of % 3 month, how
could the Senate pass . bill TO give
aMlary Of 1900 TO : man who, in
the hour Of peril, failed to perform
his duty to bis country. The wal
for tho Union had been fought 70
preserve our great government, and
10 preserve equality and justice. II
this bill passed, and this wrong were
done, il would be declaring TO ths
world that those who failed in the
hour Of trial, were the men who
now should be honored, and thai
the glories Of the Union Army could
40 well be maintained by honors los
q by honors won. That principa'
would have 1 most demoralizing ef
feet upon Our army, and upon oul
country. The idea ofreplacing suck
q man in his position
WAS REVOLVING
TO Logan's notion Of right and jus
tice.
These ~utterances Of Gen. Logal
will strike a responsive chord in ev
~ patriotic and loyal heart in tn
land.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19

5. Children IL years old can wash
with them. Wide-awake children
can do a weeks washing in the morn-
ing before going to school, or in the
evening after coming home from
school.
6. You can wash the finest kind
Of goods or ladies' apparel Of any de-
scription, in perfect safety and with
out injury to them.
Z. You can wash carpet quicker
and easier with the machine than
any other way.
s. The machines will pay for
themselves in a comparatively short
time; in saving of clothes, hard
work, and especially in the short
time required for doing q washing.
The Deveaux Washing Machines
are made strong and durable and
last for years, if properly taken care
of, with but little, if any, expense.
They are wrrranted one year with
no expense for repairs, and also to
give satisfaction. Any person pur-
chasing a Deveaux machine, after
giving it a fair trial from four to six
weeks according to the directions,
which viii be given, they can return
the same if they choose so to do.
and if paid for, the money will be
refunded.
The names Of the following per.
sons, citizens Of Union county, are
given for reference to substantiate
the above statement, as they or theil
families have and are using the De.
veaux Steam Washing Machine:
Mallahan, F NJ Bndde, John
II Vasser, N J Wallace, H H Blair
Geo r Freeman, Geo Reynick, J NJ
Talcott, O M Walters, Geo NJ Linch
J H Ashley, e G Ericsson, A E Ron
ne, c H Walworth, John Tucker
Ed Gray, John Rash, Flannery
Bros, John Tracy, w H H Fate, !
Tollefson, Peter brown, David Stew
ems, Ira H Smith, Richard Try, NJ ]
Disbrow, Rev J v Hines, P Vail,
Bovee, Col VIM Duncan, r G Comp
ton, Joseph Yerter, B bernard,
Gillian, A Strobel, and many other
too numerous 10 mention.
Manufactured md sold at NJ Hofl
mans Hardware Store, Elk Poin,
Oak, by s. w. Hoffman.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19
tEirst Publicatsoa Fob. 10, 1ssA.)
Mortgage Sale.

Dshnlt Aaviag been made in the payment OF
the sum or 95BO.S7S principals nd interest: beridcs
any doiiars ai.esneys fees which y claimed 20
mortgage, daily executed and delivered BY vii.
son Akin and Frances X. Aka. biz wife. to
Hannah A.. Crcsby: g1.rdisn ,"s Adsas'os crDs-
1919, and duly recorded Ia the once Of the reg
lister Of deeds In and for the county OF union;
and territory Of Dak0ss. on the 18th day 81 April
4 4, MOI p , ,ss.. :. . ~ p s,s.sei lsl +. T iss n and s0G lss, N and
whereas, said sum u claimed 10 be due by virtue
Of the s,ipulattoas IN said mortgage. that u any
due, then the whole smount secured BY said
mortgage, should become due Ut the option OF
the holder; and whereas the interest becoming
unpaid and ne holder thereof eIscts that the
y ole amount become and be now due. ana
whereas II 10 stipulated N said mortgage that u
iRs land dsscribsd therein. before The .sm.
should become delinquent then the hofder might
declare the whole amount secured by said mort.
gage due and e. o ~ ~ s1 9.ss. ea me Inc ea ,esr isss.
amounting 10 ti9 81 besides interest and penal
~, were long since delinquent and are unpaid
and whereas. the taxes for the year 1883 amount;
ing 10 e30.S2 besides renalfy and Interest ana
he pefs0nal taxee Of said Wilson Akin for. sa'a
year Of 1883 sr. delinquent and wholly unpala,
now The holder elects and declares inc wnoIe
amount secured. now due and payable 40 afore-
said. and no action or proceeding NJ law or OLD.
| sFwtsc having been instituted 10 recover the
debt secured BY said mortgage Of any par
thereof;
Now therefore notice 10 hereby gwen. that BY
| virtue OF a power OF sale contaiBed, in said mort.
gage and pursuant 10 the statute In such case
| made and PROVIDED, The said mortgage VIII DC
foreclosed. and the premises described IN ana
| covered by said mortgage, VIZ: Lots obe u ano
two (2) Of the northeast quarter u OF section
| three i3) township ninety five (95) rage iorty.
eight l48) and the northeast quarter CA o.
the southeast quarter " of section nine ~ and
the orthwe est quarter fk) Ct the s0uihwes'
quarter (k1 OF section ten t10) township eiHhty-
nine (e9) range f0rty-nfne l4N AL containing
| az n acres IN Union county, and territory OF
| DakOta, with the hereditaments and appurie
n.ncss. VII ee ss99llS II any On said premises. and
6fty dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated in and
by said mortgage in ca.e Of foreclosure. and the
disbGrremcnts allowed BY law; which sale will
be made by the sheriff Ut said UniOn county. a
the front door Of The court house In the city oil
klk Point In said county and territory. on the
9th day OF March, A D. 1884. 81 one O'Clock p
m. Of that day, subject to redemption al any
time within one year from tie day Of sale, q
provided by law.
Dated February 18th, 4. b. 1884.
| JaMxs A. smith,
sheriff Of Union county Dakota Territory
G. II. WALwoRru,
| J.P DuHH,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19
Don't Be! A Lobster

Lohsters are not p o ,er models
for intelligent human beings to copy
after or to 60 by. You cannot con-
vince a lobster that a fish is better
than it is; no, not even an oyster.
HOLSTERS don't propose to have any
new ideas Of improvements beat
into their pates, that we're unknown
to their grandfather Holsters or grand
mother Holsters. a Holsters motto
is about like this:
Let the world move and pro gress a. 1t will;
Ill go back and be a lob stcr still
Now as science, ingenuity and me-
chanical skill develops in this day
and age Of the world, people are BEN
Gifted thereby, if they will avail
themselves Of the privilege.
Intelligent and wide awake peo-
pie will try new ways and improve
ments to facilitate and expedite their
daily routine Of business, occupa-
tons and work. Thus a wide-awake
farmer will try a new sulky pillow, a
new mower, or a new Tiger hay rake.
A wide-awake lady and housekcep-
er will try a new sewing machine, a
new reservoir cook stove, and other
new inventions for household use;
especially when such inventions and
improvements r endorsed by the
public, and thus do away with the
old style and customs Of living a
hundred years ago.
So in view Of the above facts, and
reaching the object aimed at, we
now introduce The Deveaux Patent
Rotary Steam Washing Machine,
which has been sold by us. and used
by citizens of Union county, Oak.
and other localities, since the spring
OF 1879, and which has proved to be
the best washing machine yet rep.
resented and sold, for tho following
reasons:
I. It washes by steam and there
is no rubbing and wear and tear o.
clothes.
4 4 =. LNlH% FE
2. A large washing can be done
in from two to three hours, after q
little experience in using them.
8. No boiling Of the clothes befor,
nor after washing is done, as steam
does the bleaching at the same time
4. They require less soft water
and less wood or fuel for washing
than any other machine or my 9th
er way Of washing
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19
First Publication March 10. 1sS4.1
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the probate court cf The county of iCuion,
territory ut Dakota.
In the matter Of the estate OF Oliver st. Peir,
deceased.
Notice ofnpplicat on for letters Of admins
trattOn.
Notice ID hereby given that Daniel T. Hedges
has hled with the Judge Of This court n pet hon
praying for letters of administration Of the estal g
OF Oliver 1t. Peir. late Of said county, deceased +,
and that SATURDAY. the 5,i, day of April 1881. ct
f.o O'Clock. p. m Of said day being a day ofa rpe-
ctal term Of this couri 10 wit: Of the April ,erm
1884, a. the corrt house in the city Of Elk Point.
In the said county Of Union, has been set for
hearing said petition when and where any per
the said petition should not be granted.
Dated Ma rch II b, 1884.
T.. W SMITH, Judge Of The Probate Court.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Ashley & Rash, COM
posed of John Rash and Jas. ii.
Ashley, who have been doing bust
ness together for the past six years,
8 miles south Of Elk Point, and at
Portlannville, Iowa, has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr.. Ashley retiring, and Mr.. Rash
will continue the business as hereto
fore. All parties who know them
selves to be indebted to said firm are
requested to call at onoe and settle
their bills, and also, all having claimf
against said firm, will present them
70 Mi. Rash for settlement. The
new firm will be Rash & Sons.
Feb. 18th, 1884.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19

We learn, although there is no
call published yet, that the Terrific
nal Republican Central Committee
have decided On Huron ss the place
5or holding the Territorial conven-
Mn y elect delegates 10 the Nation
= Qonvention. and fixed April %,
= he data. This business is being
done with ! good deal of quietness
md secsesy, and it begins to smell
= though there was . niger in the
fence somewhere. The time is fixed
u i period when farmers are right
ID the middle Of their Springs work,
and cant possibly have a hand in
selecting the Delegates. This il no
doubt in accordance with the wishes
. fthe politicians.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19
HFirst pu5lfcation March IL. 1884,

March 9Th, 1854.
Notice II hereby gwen thai the following. nam
ed settler has dled notice Of HE intention Ia
make fnal pioof in support Of bis claim, and
that said proof will be made before clerk diet
riot court Union county, OAK. at Elk Point
OAK. m Thuredsy. May 8th, 1884. viz: Francis
Waterman under his d. 5. No. AGA, for the n y
swk 5-93-4S.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and Ion
OF said land. viz: Fraskiin B.. Bonney, John
Myers, David Mudgett. Hiram Mudgett. all OF
Akron, Iowa. G. 4. WErrsR. Register,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19
First Publication Feb. - 1854.
LAND OFFICE At Y.sKroS .. 7

FtDiNafy 7. ISS1.
NorIcE 10 hereby given that tie fuiiowiny
named seii!c- has filed notice nf his intention TO
make fnai ,,r.,et IN support Of his ciaim. aud
that said proof Will be made before clerk of
district court Of GniOc ca. Dak.. Al Els inint,
Dakota. M Monday. April nh. 1884. VIZ: Par.
rick B,d"n under his I'D. entry, No, 1856. for
the ea nct and nws nca and Gel nw4 3t-y1
IA.
He nance the sfoilowin. Witnesses 10 prov.
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF said and. VIZ; Patrick <. O'Riciiy. Alopza
of Akron, Iowa.
q. A. WAITER. Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1884-03-19

FEB. lst. 1884.
Notice t. hereby given that The following.
named settler has flct notice ~ his intention 10
make anal proof IN stpport Of his claim and
that sRid proof Will be made b.fpic c. Jerk Of the
disirict court OF Union CO. at XIX : ONT, Oak. on
Friday. March II 1854. VIZ: Clemens Henke I'm
der his u. ). No. 1859 for the heia sell 4-a2 70.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation ~
eald land. viz: Miles +. smith, Dalspy kplIc.
William sayiss, iopzo l. Dow all OF Richianh.
OAK. u. A. METER, Rcgi-icr.
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