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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
Detroit. Grand Haven a Mnwaukes
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fDaliy cuDaayt sKoel,iesi. 'i'eii}
Passenger islins tise - IA. tKpIesa meks
close oouIlertisf 81 o~osso Tor iA.iisiiAs AID ~
Desrot fof Ae~ iark. 6ITIvinS tiissfe al ~ a. q "a
the f0llO~ lUg usufuilf.
Might tTFIuss has local rleoplKle a. tsotf"itt
hrs.no fl4Ilds.
tins lf ate aIl, line running lanits.i fsi'fs<s
lss.Viua here al blt A. u- with nle-plnf TAI L.
Detroit ugkine diresi CONNECTIONS In a. ielhe
last afrlgiEas al he~ lors b. ~ tie following
eNenlnt.
psFlor an ca mail trsint bath easei sad ~s~st-
The train ieesyins ~ llt D. ln ~il hlsAr oirses
connection Nth Milwaukee steafneft dAi3 ese-uih
huudsy. -.
Ifr.ast tickets ss,cured al ID. q. H. { N. o'fct
SU..st'e r hotel block and ti the depot
ID POTTER CiU fess. Ascent
6IO. Is. REEVE lrs.fto MAnaser. Ohioako
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

Nks foRz. Sept. Money closed easy AZ IL
per cent. kxchanzs clossd quiet; posted rates.
81 ss4n4 - for 81 days. 81 e5isBi ~ for de-
nand actual rates. 81 ssl.fst s3A for % days.
and - ga 55sa for demand
Governments closed nfm; currency Sc II \
bad. -. coupon. i22k bid. ips's do lz2'1 bId.
PAcinc Railroad bOnds closed follows:
L nion hrsts, ii3ull5A4 land grants io5ha bid;
sinking funds. ll59i -, Centrals, ll2rsgllS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

Correspondence of IuH TELnnRAx-
MoRxs. Aug. EL-viIla9s Marshal 7. .Tur
ner. an old resident OF this place. died yester
dsy Of typhoid pneumonia. after an illness Of
one week. He leaves q wife and i've child
ren in medium ircumstsnces.-w.J y
Arnett hes cioeesi out ai- grocery Store W
r. Jones has possession Of what remains OF
the stock.--A singing society has lately
been organized here snder The name
e< "Morley Choral Uuion,r Mrs. Allie No
Mullen being the instructor. Since one o,
cur citjssus infosmed No Morley 'shpod.
IumsT thaf he wca1d boot 0very oue q
them" IL ~ eauuht them 60 aonin. - hav<
ksd 70 truable frem thNt sUurcs and thusu
Wb0 we're ahoux u, Ieuve ~ tUvn @ tbe1l
ouguuu1 hovo dputdu1 n -.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

OssICs Or =. '. IAu.Ok. POwevs's Block.
GAAND RAPIDS. sept. 2 iso5. !
Cabiss were ffnsr to-day on both wheat and
corr. Chicago resolved s. cars wheat 40 cars
corn 10 ears 0afs and iai00 hogs
MArksts opened hrmef for wheat snd easier for
corn and provisions. Subsequent changes are
noted hsi01
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

IF 9as II cOufss ~ be expected that
Gov. Hoadly eould dechns . enter into
a pubie debate with Dr. Leonard 0ut it
does seem ~ { be- might have found a
better sxeuss Tor refusing
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
Chicago g. West Michigan.

AID trains arrive and depsri from Jui0u DeI-y,
DEPART.
Nsil for Tolssio and chicago ..... a1t m
fsst fxpr.ee for Chicago u 80 d M
Express for Musk eeoD ...... ft.t5 4 pa
tvenine Exprs-s FOR nlcaeo --.--.' iuAu pFn
frprves FOR iig Rspids KD1 Baldwin : esrs M
Mail Cor Big Rapids and Baldwin = Z X . n
ARltiNE.
Night ~ press from Chicago -.--' tsa M
Express from husksgon ...-..-. II ~ q M
Mai from Chicago and Muekagon .... - \ M
~ press from Toledo ..- ...-.. haSl D I'd
Fsst tIprtes from ttIcefo AND hus Nis y M
txpross from Big lssTlds and baldwin ~ rs . m
Vail from Blg i.fG,ids and BALDWIN ...f saE D m
'Daily fDtif evretf hunssl.
Jhru0eh ooacdes g. Cl.icsro and iois1o on
ei5 n Tn. frsiu.
Tbronrh tsarlor csr io CbicaGo on 100 y. m.
tram. No csffs charge FOR sffis.
through Pullman s~eI5ing car afsd coach Tor
Chicago ofI % a. y. ~. train.
tloea connections INSIDE o. Baldwin e. Lod
ington and n ynistee.
Union Ticks Office 81 Monroe sireas.-
J. B MUliIktN tteI j Nst asres.
J. n. CARPENTER. 0en3 Pass. Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

rHE Cologne Cazeffs says the Caroiine
Islands trouble 3ll be settled fay0raoly
- Spain. but SPAN vii get the worst OF
A Tor boarding Bismarck THIS Is an adj
MISSION hat spain IS Figat but threat
that Bismarck viii punish spain for
claiming b r rghts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

s0ssz zBoo4 Ia Detroit Is lying great
dsal nowadays. "a else the truth contra
diets tsslf s0ndsrfuliy IN refsfsnee ~
the ejaculation u tie newspapers u that
esfg
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
Michigan & Ohio Rsilrcs 4.


graIF ooNEHCT49rs
Toie~,s vs.i sl railroads a, rsins. Teepnss~h
witt !. & a N. r. Homer Wit l.. =. y NJ T..
ic.us.-.s Division ard Air Lane n. &. MARSHALL
sifb A. q X Il Battle Grsek with C1icSxc q
f.rspd Trr,rI And NJ q. X X. kioDt<stf (, X
= Allseyn wsth {. A ". NJ. an L. y m =,
a NcHran q n psss 40
hOprn7 ". lrf 20 Agent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
FOR SALE.

TOR sALk-A fi4s Ie1saset Bio =. Nes- 5
a1s ~. oftsss slreeg. slfl frame es,ass i-
fear ~ lof. slso - fe1ztss1 strseS al oHsiASsr
lo6s ~ = aib DIsIslol sLresl - AID 80 z-Q
80 - .,sz1- tns4aafs 4 laitls szes,- he-s-4 ~
0I~sfa houss bloek-
r-OR sALE CHEAP-As / an 4boat T. laase
I fns eity. ceS MI ~iih csfaelfs t9f su.tllas
A.0oo ises per azs. AisO. Il saslAS 1rce A. alld
elflais al ols yoae gf zoso cattle. Szlsot tssye
- al SCI t1e above 5ekAraie II DESIRED q s.
dress r X bloa11. 5solh front street
Tor SALE Nithin t~o INMATES ~alS a street.
I sale. TaL4rCau stallan sause, choice sity iJts.
frice slt All upwards. ctr-ef gra4ted tSr-5e
esy. slso aeGsos 41d Aots fus sis ai1d feiL fafas
asld timber LAIlss fOT sac ~ excasnSs- Prs IL
surs1ce a1d 0c~4E ste.lll sllF tis Aets 81 lowest
ratss. hsnseulaeI the place. L. " i0sef RON
s. No. - lzlal stfeet.
TOR KkN1.-I~o tsnsnenis Of foaT Toons
saah. CO nsr If Alisn and Hlntsf strsssts. al
asJd Der m.ut Also tenement WAT ef
street near staxmuI Avenue sf seven roons
sery desirable. also 80 Tea vluscts. No 20 and
az Msst Br0st~ay Draf Weet Fulton n seven
Fooms each. god sell and cistern and cellar
Sl0.U Dad Sll 10 per month. Also one oi four
rooms corner ~ est Fulton and Straight street at
5 "a per montf Also store. ~ v sst bfua<i sey,
suitable far iIfu.seFy and Meat Market. Rent low,
knQuire u b " Barnard. Els Neef FULTON
strset-
TOR sAIE-A Lime HI a. located at Traverse
+ Cly. Mica. with CAPACITY of % barrels OF
lime Esf day. Also. Of the nnest stone guar
rlss u the Weet. With splendld docks. and IA
thoroUgh working order. Address l. u Mason.
Muskegon or W. NJ Hartford Grand Rapids
Tor sAI.L-A me residence property at Lake
side, Muskeson's most popular suburb
sfrset-cArs N front Of house. will exchange
for Grand Rapids property. Address w NJ
HARTFORD lELE8kAa Ofhcs-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
Michigan Central
tenAND hArDs Drvlaos)

Dg.ssff. tffife.
n.,,,,it A.. HlslAm Tsciac Ia - t4u sD
Dsy Eyprs-ef. lx4a pn MAJ ...-...-.- - 5sln
Afiantle IN .l.Bl On Nay Frrifhf ~ "a
Ws1 Freight So an - j liapi1r III lOh0 pn
Sleeping attached
Pacific Express osli.. hslance ui.int cfAi
except sundays.
The Desroit Impress lesylns a. tst a. a.. fesct
ing that city ~ II - a. a.. New orb ioAu a "a
and Boston ~ J.. u. DeTi day
Throush tickets f1T al I.oirif snd sisepinf osi
berthe fuay - procures1 a. trlon lickff Ofhos
corner Monroe and OftsVa otfss.tf. and 81 Jnio'
Depot
}. T. sCHULIZ senJ A.. " Monros-b'
(ipo W MuKsoR Iirfei kgeuf. LILY.
! = HxEssRs fScle hpssst D.Iso
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

The train lss ViIlE a. -. csiiile;it a. Niif
Pigeon ~ifi Atlantic lxpress4 Main Lane
~Lisf has Palace Dra~1us hpom SieeIlitAs
Cascnes from Chicago a. New iort aud bsrtsit
without change
The train leeving a. : - a. nl. oonn-s'ts ~ Nh
Pigeon fglving one hour f0l dinner WITH eye
New York E1pIeas or Main Line.
Jhrough tickets and oeftns ii ol.eiinf .'sot
cas- lie secure al L Julon Ilckef Oshos % M0ul'
Street. aud Depot
All trains Nill ron hy tlh ueflGlal iinae ~ii'
is ~ minutes slower ts.l lleinlN 4me.
J. NJ. MnAIAALl LlaLl Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

kafAAI1D-A ela4E 41fzr1seilszs r.s'lg = q
w Cl.ssz fef ssase. - ga 4sfoEs O1lstscF Il -
e .5seli u e1tl1-aE. tenf - .ssfs 4ass1s~ la3
asacs AAsai feaF 80 nse ~ sl-al l,.sl-~.
45lifsaz a Il. t1la oft1e. ~
tAIAk lklJA s1Ll-llsa lt,e zz.ssset ~ es-s-i
w lar bs tsee "a Il iarst Es4all<a @fzssfa-zzsc
hssE ~ Ess. sfetzE-~ tlfl -lss1- frils 4zea-fe e
.sfslrsss care rooo- S ~. : Casa stress Z
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
FOR RENT.

TO RtNr- Snite of rooms IN splendid lOea-
ton. Three minutes walk from Post OF
nee. Would not object 10 light housekeeping To
family Of two. Address c. L. Telegram Office.
2lO
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS SHILLING PRICES.

FLOUR-Psstry per barrel 9 - wholesale
& - refail patent s. ~ vholesale. 81 % retail
MIfI~FxxD- Middlings, SlS per ton wholesale
g. 90 per cwt- retail: osan. si 90 per ton. whole
sale; Cc per cwt retail, and oats 81 per ton
~holsssle. 81 q Ter ewt. retail;
PROvIsIoNs-Ness pork per bbl.. BIZ 00 clear
pork. beat s1s; hams. wholesale, e1sc per n
shoulders, sc; smoked beef. iSc. lard: tierces.
7ac. kettle. &C.
SALT Syracuse. barrel. 81 y, saginaw. 81 10
ssxDs- Timothy. 81 -, clover $50; Red Top,
81 90, orchard grace; g. 50, Kentucky blue grass.
- 5
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
Grand Rapids Markets.
sNRM PRODUCE FROM FIRsT HANDS.
Koran OFFfCE San

lhktkAd OfftCt. sept. 1.
GKAIS-Wheet. red long berry. soc: short berry
7sc: No. white 7sc. Corn. soc Oats. S2ksS5c.
FREsH MxArs-Beef. per cvt. S 50a6 o.; Veal.
g. 5017 90: mutton. IS 00gs5 50; pork. s. %
o5 ~.
PoULrRr-Fowls: Dressed. i08i2ic. Spring
chickens. dressed lscgi5c per pound.
taas-t06t1ic.
HONxx-t0s5 i25fc per pound-
REAxs-Dull At 75kt 81 90 per bushel.
SxEDs-Cioyer. 81 Sftt75.
HIDEs-tireen stt5lsc per n1; cured. sa5 &c: kip.
green 7usc: dry -ffl0. veal skins green. &C. dry,
lie; cskin skins = stsc. Grubby hides one-thirci
of Sheep pslts -Shsarlings. lOu i2c; lamb skins.
I5ft2sc.
TuLOw-Tallow. fEc per h
ENeEr ABIEs-P Potatoes. new. S<IS5c.
s2PLEs-20cfs2Jc per b1shel-
BUrTxa-Frssh roll. i09i25sc; tubs and Jars. lC
ul2>sc.
H,Y-TimOthy. sestil per ton; Clover. SS610
Straw. s. 5cx1t 90 per load.
wooO-Dry i6-inch blocks. 81 75G2O per cord
fonrfnot wood. s. 50egt % per cord.
WooT-.r5ff2Sr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

fr - doubtful whether Montreal ranks
~ high in Intelligence as Marssilles. bat
it viii not rank higher while it's indifer-
ence 10 rational regulations for the con
trol Of smallpox - as tiagrant as the be-
havior Of that stupid Mediterranean cIty
in the face of Asiatic cholera The offense
Of Msrseilles j. considered doubly blame
worthy because % last year visitation
by the pestilence. but Montreal has sure
ly suffered many visits Of the hideous iii
sease that now ssiiicts Il. and yet It takes
little warning. Its citizens move about
freely even when they have come IN con-
tact with the villainous pest, aud COM
mon sanitary rules are set at defiance.
AZ hss been pointed ont, this culpable
disregard OF public ensmy touches many
communities besides the city which the
disease Is rsvaging. BY its behavior IN
mslignsrt sEasll-p)x season. Montreal
itself becomes pablic enemy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
RAILROAD TIME TARIR
Grand Asplos 3 inoa4ns.
8olN6 AokIh.
GOING SOUTH

tilt ~ - titt
fa5 ar train il.s oi..lf es.f fnl iitaiiaileu'
SSap Ia fr,..s- ia.s n ssa.run sisel,ef fo6 Nan
cillLAlI
"a ~ a. train sTrises tiiCi.ssQ va ha.isallissssss
aid ti,r Al a. l. ~ af hss -lu sl8o isaeAss sis.ss
..Ul.1i.,l ai ari a. Is With fealass wanna Lane
fuI NeN era eaa es.sttfN lsuiutt-
81 p.m trAiu o,llnoute VIII Al, ~. n .,
hslalzs..I Tor battle resA t4s Ansai isetftat $40
t.i,ittt l.rfisllls fAs+z.it il a. g.n-
Ihrsu,h tickefs Anu fnh tAiofiaAiauA os.n -
had Ia ,s.llinf u.a,u A AisH0uisi. lakei Ascnt al
Ds,lal al ~ 4 "a. Mu1st,A, lnie tasAs Aeo4ai
al N.nr..s rtn-ri q l. lAH kNtOD
(fa1 ! fs.sS sua 4 81 AZ;
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

before the hurry and rush of the commences have
reduced
ENT|RENEW STOCK
FROM 10 TO 20 PER CENT.
REMEMBERS

FIRST. The amount OF money that be saved
SECOND The large and rich assortment 10 choose from
THIRD. That small deposit will secure any garment
until such time the customer may choose TO have il de-
livered.
Read our list of prices also figures that these goods will
command at every house in Grind Rapids when the
opens.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

1HE apparent abatement of the raw
aQsa Of the cholera ia some OF the towns
of Spain and Southern France Is not
prof, by any means that the pestilsnee
il really lsss vlfulent. IL must Do TO
menabered thar the population Of many
Of these towns has been greatly reduced
since the hrst appearance Of the disease
Ia consequence not only u the great
number of deaths which have occurred.
bat OF the thousands who have tied
through fear. Meanwhile tho disease Is
breaking out in new localities daily.
IT - Sor improbable that the time Is
DOT very Tar lsstant whsn our expensive
diplomatic system shall have been abol-
ished. some Of the leading papers have
taken decided ground IN favor OF such a
course. II Is argued that TIE consular
service Is competent 70 care FOR and pro-
tsct the interests ~ our citizens abroad,
and IN cases of great moment and deli
saey special ENJOYS, qualified 10 deal
With the questions at issue, Ia whose
Judgment aud knowledge the country
could cont 10 % sustain the national hon
or. could bs appointed FOR temporary
service. Communication between differ
ent nations Is SO easily had by means OF
the telegraph and of steamships, that
very much Of the necessity Of maintain
ing the present system Is done away. In
the majority Of cases our ministers are
G stiy Injuries.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

kaONEY. MONEY. MONEY Money To loan on
tti productive real estate. l. y. PrOvin. Room
3. LOvetts block. opposite Sweets Hotel
AaONEY To LOAN.-In large small
ivl amounts 90 good security al per cent. X.
Z. Courtney. Room ., New Aidrich Block. X
TO LOAN-SiOO. $50. 20' 500 or zoo 10 lean on
real estate. Might sell the Griffin home
stead. first avenue; the owner has left the
city Also, the balance of the Quac kenbush es-
tate. Tuttle Bros. Room IS. Opera House Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

THx Ie=. Republicans have a clear Wis
ion. They sea thar British management
of our interests il not exercised with un-
(liviied regard for our good In the plat
1nrm adopted at Des Moinss they strip
the cover from the skeleton OF Democracy
md show that party 10 be directed from
London in its treatment OF domestic
qnssticns Of economy. The Republicans
LIQUID keep . strong light turned full on
~ hsct. and. when the ruth comes To
- un<}ersscod by the passes OF lsboring
~. there viii be Sasertion OF voters
nom the Democratic party that viii carry
fDnny into its councils. This movement
vfIl b the more formidable and radical
- - slewpees of its inception; for.
- ths men Who are 10 slow to he con-
v1nDod percssve that The party they have
Uu11Dd - hax has betrayed them.
- vii abandon il IN veiLfounded tn
nu16on. IN they viii net b. Won back-
~ q - thousands who less the Dem
u16s pnrty l.se year On intelligent cun-
- VII b euun1 IN IL service again.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

QUITTING AND BASrING DONE in superb
~ or manner by the most apr roved method at
the Mme hellogs School Cf DreSs Cutting, No.
23 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

The prices gwen include but few of Bargains
We have cheaper well finer goods that lack of space
forbids mentioning.
Favor with inspection of elegant and varied
ortmen late styles and if in need of nythng III the
of clothing you will be sure to buy.
You Can't Help 1t! At Our Prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern

lkAI-AEAAco DiVIsioS.j
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-03

Sssfe AZ Michienn-The supsrior Court Of Gram
Rsps<ls.-In Chrncery:
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-15
The LAWYERS in the Cabinet.

Senator Leland Stanford began his sue
cessful career as a lawyer. Judge Endi-
colt, Secretary of War, made his entire
reputation as a lawyer. President Cleve-
land is first-class lawyer, excelling in
corporation cases. Senator Payne, of
Ohio, laid the foundation of his great for
tune by the practice of law. All of the
Presidents, except Washington, Harri-
son, Taylor and Grant, were admitted to
ue bar. Postmaster-General Villas is an
excellent lawyer, and ranks as the best
SPECIAL pleader in the northwest. w. g.
Whitney, Secretary of the Navy, could
nave made fifteen thousand dollars year
prachcing law if he had chosen to do so.
;Attomey-General Garland was one of the
OeSt lawyers in the Senate, and ranked
among the best lawyers of the south.
senator Evarts is one of the leaders of
!ne American bar, and his professional
income Is SAID to be over seventy-fve
thousand dollars a year. Senator Wal
ula' who succeeded Senator Lamar, who
Vas was himself good lawyer, is one of the
T TeSS lawyers Of Mississippi. Senators
P PeIer, Bowen, Edmunds, John Sherman,
card "ia!, ingalls,, Brown, Cockrell, Coke,
SS ,D' longer, Hale, and Frye are all
o ~"!erS; Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin,
CON-; H ~ 'lle newly elected, has been re-
Amy sS a salary of ten thousand dollars
i"ilfoad lawyer for several years past.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-15

MINISTER Washburne was one evening
at court dinner given by Napoleon Ill.
1t was the custom at these dinners, when
the Empress rose to retire with the ladies,
for the gentlemen to rise from their seats
and step back from the table so that she
could pass down the line between them.
By this all could avoid turning their backs
upon the Empress. Washburne had very
tender feet During the dinner his feet
gave him great deal of annoyance. To
ease himself he had quietly slipped off
his patent-leather pumps under the table.
He was absorbed in conversation toward
the close of the dinner, and was caught
unaware when the Empress made the
signal of departure. He was obliged to
step back without having time to put on
his pumps He stood in his stocking-feet,
grave, dignifed, and self-possessed, in
the row of grinning diplomats who stood
at his right and left He betrayed none
of the embarrassment he must have felt,
and was never heard to allude to the in
cident by any one.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-15
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 1905.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, April 9, 1850
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Grizzly Flat Mining and Milling Company,
nv Moses Kirkpatrick of Salt Lake City, Utah,
its attorney in fact has made application for
limited states Patent for the Ontario No. min
ing claim, situate in Little Cottonwood Mining
District, Salt Lake County, Utah Territory, con,
s;sting OF l59 $40 linear feet of the lode, and
surface ground one hundred feet wide, being
Lot No I73 and described in the field notes ana
Mat OF the official survey on file in this ONCE
with magnetic variation at Is degrees ~ minutes
east as follows: Commencing at the discovery
noint of said claim from which U. . min
eral monument No. bears south % Ge-
orees A minutes west 1881 g-UO leet
distant and running thence north 80 De
orees 10 minutes east 659 $40 feet TO the
center of the northerly end line, the point OF
he0innfng of exterior bounds; thence south %
thence south 36degrees 1Ominutes west ,lo90-lO
feet to post No. 3; thence north 80 degrees %
minutes west 100 feet to post No. A; thence
north 36 degrees 10 minutes east log 5l0 feet To
most No /; thence south SO degrees 80 minutes
east so feet to the center of the nOrtherly end
line. the place of beginning of exterior bounds,
containing an area of 2 66-lO0 acres all Of which
is claimed. The area in conflict with the La
vinia mining claim Lot No. I'D, is not excluded
from said application. The said mining claim
being of record in the Office of the Recorder OF
said mining district at Alta City, in salt Lake
county. Utah. The nearest known LOCATIONS
being the Laginia Lot No. 10, and the Honey
Comb Lot No. 81, mining claims in said mining
district.
+ direct that this notice be published in the
SAIT LAKE EVENING DEMOCRAT, the newspaper
published nearest the said mining claim, lOr
'ne pe'iou u S'A'' II. McMAsTER, Register.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-15
PATENT NOTICES.
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 1904.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Grizzly Flat Mining and Milling Company,
by Moses kirkpatrick, of Salt Lake City, Utah,
its attorney in fact, has made application for
United States patent for the Huron Lode mining
claim, situate in Little Cottonwood Mining Dis
trict Salt Lake county, Utah Territory, consist
ing of 159 $40 linear feet of the lode, and
surface ground one hundred feet wide,
being Lot No 175 and described in the field
notes and plat of the official survey on file in
this office, with magnetic variation at Is de-
grees 10 minutes east, as follows: Commencing
at post No /, a corner of the claim, and running
thence south SO degrees 30 minutes east 100 feet
to post No. q thence south 80 degrees ten min
utes west 1 l59 $40 feet to post No g. thence
north 50 degrees 50 minutes west 100 feet to
post No. A. thence north SO degrees 10 minutes
east 159 $40 feet to post No. l, the place of be-
ginning, excepting and excluding from the
above described area so much thereof is in
conflict with the Honey Comb mining claim,
Lot No 81 in the same mining district, the area
claimed being 2 41-l0O acres. From the centre
of the nOrthery end line of said Huron Lode
mining claim, its discovery point bears south
and from its said discovery point U. 5. mineral
monument No. bears south " degrees "a min
utes west 8 30 ITO feet distant. The said min
ing claim being of record in the office of the
Recorder of said mining district at Alta City,
in Salt Lake county, Utah. The nearest known
locations being the Honey Comb, Lot No. VI, the
Layinia Lot No. I'D, and the Ontario No. 3, Lot
No. 173, all being mining claims within said
mining district
/ direct that this notice be published in the
SALT LAKE EVENING DEMOCRAT, the newspaper
published nearest the said. mining claim, for
the period of sixty days.
H. MCMASTER, Register.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-15

RIsToRI is immensely wealthy. Besides
the invested moneys, which return her a
large income, she owns palace in every
large city in Italy. These palaces are not
the usual moldy ruins inherited from
ancestors, as Ristori had no ancestors
worth speaking of. They are all in the
modern, luxurious style, and built at
various times within the last forty years
by Ristori herself. She has small army
OF people in her employ, and moves about
from house to house in Florence, Milan,
Venice, Naples, or Rome, as the caprice
visits her during her leisure months,
keeping up semi-royal Italian state In her
various establishments.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-04-15
How ChOate Was Caught,

ba5a leli me, F" said Choate to man, after
tndSseeIrl11 him for an hour, gin what lati-
Ton y "I III longitude you crossed the equa-
Of a.: Inc witness who was chief mate
upper ship, looked at the lawyer
q ~ conny Tor a moment, and then said !:
Cboatsan sir" Indeed" exclaimed
'yon 1, ~ thinking that he had the witness /;
and ru udg Chef mate Of a clipper ship,
tion 81 Siia3 Ole to answer SO simple a ques-
| erar Yes, tits the simplest question
with with nad asked me-" said the witness,
eyerv a SIN smile Of triumph "why, 1 thought
Was - lTol OF a lawyer knew that there
will d iiO latitude at the equator" "That
tb m' 40 40, SIR said Choate. who felt that
"''iieSs had caught him mapping.