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, 1886-08-18

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John Robertslto 7. A. Kent, and q.
B. Kelly, all ofnLsrxmie county, lots X.
Q, I, 4,5 80, Rand 8, in block Ise, in
this city; consideration 81. e. amoal'
MaryL L. Lowe to Frank Dana. both Of.
Laramie county, lots 5 and 6, in clock IT.
in this city; consideration q, $780,. dsl.i
Nels Nelson to 4Chas. WalIin, both Of
Laramie county, one half of the Ajax
mining claim, in Silver Crown; considera-
ton 81. ,n
Nels Nelson to LIVER Johnson both Of
Laramie county, one half interest in the
Ajax mining claim, in Silver Grown; con-
sideration 800.
Chas. A. Kramer to James Adams
and liver johnson, the Argonaut mining
claimi in Silver Grown: consideration 81. ls
Location notice BY Jno. Chestnut and
L. L. Shull, for claim in Silver Grown
mining district. @ 81
Claim to water right by theo. w. Chat
fee, for five bitches TO take water from
Lodge Pole creek, for the irrigation of
$50. 1920 !, 400 and 420 acres. @. 2
Claim to water right by VIM. F. Barry
for ditch to take water from Cottonwood
creek, for the irrigation of about 4s0
acres. Or tIT H.".. aa
, 1886-08-18
NEWS
General Iottlnas Gathered Around
Town
Condensed for the Benefit Of the
Hasty Reader.

L al |N
A game of ball will be played Saturday
between the Sun nine and a club taken
from the Zozo company.
The city council met last evening" but
as there were only three coupciimen pres
ent they adjourned until this evening, :,
The jury in the case of the Territory Va.
Thos. Dunn returned an Illegal verdict
yesterday morning, therefore the case was
dismissed by Judge Lee.
kilograms are a. the Western Union
Office fol. j. D. Harden, j. A. Manly,
Mrs. e, Lewis. Jas. Mcmillan, G. G..
Odom and J. N. Westley.
The old saloon which was burned over
a month age near the corner of Sixteenth
ami Ferguson streets is being torn down
and q new structure will be built in it's
place.
Highest temperature yesterday. -70';
lowest, So; mean temperature 640;
mean humidity, 73; maximum velocity of
wind. % miles per hour. rain precipita--
ton, Sc inches.
A number of men belonging to The
18th infanfry now stationed at Fort Rus
sell left yesterday morning for Bellyiew,
Neb.. to represent the 18th in the depart
ment, rife practices at that place.
1t seems that Chas. Smith, the mar
who was charged with having assaulted a
woman 3 week ago, and who was to have
had bis trial yesterday. compromised the
matter by paying damages and leaving
fnurl DIM
, 1886-08-18

The SIM base ball club, yesterday, pre-
sented A r. johnson. local editor of the
Tribune, with a clean shirt and collar and
a pair of clean socks as a slight token Of
regardfo the complimentary notice which
he gave them in his paper on Monday
evening. Accompanying the articles was
a note saying hat MI. johnson could
witness with safety the next game if be
wore the enclosed, as no one would know
him when thus disguised.
, 1886-08-18

Send 81 for two handsomely made boys
shirt waists, former price 81. 80; other
grades proportionately reduced. We have
the largest stock OF Turkish towels in
Colorado. Handsome ones for $50, for
mer price 500 Extra large, extra fine
and beautiful towels SOC, sold everywhere
for 81. When you want dry goods write
to us for prices. We guarantee satisfac-
ton or refund your money. NJ. j. Nc
Namara 4 Co., Denver. Col.
, 1886-08-18
NAIL LETTINGS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
W%ashlHutoB, D. c.. Juty 1, 1885. I

Washington, D. C., July l.. 1885.
PROPOSALS will be received at the
Contract Office of this Department until
4 p. m. of September Is. 1885, for carry
ing the mails of the United States upon
the routes, and according to the schedule
of arrival and departure specified by the
Department, in the territory Of Wyoming
from January 1. 1887, to June 80, 1890.
Lists Of routes, with schedules of
arrivals and departures, instructions to
bidders, with forms for contracts and
bonds, and all other necessary informa-
ton, will be furnished upon application
t o the Second Assistant Postmaster
General. WILLIAM F. Villas,
Postmaster General.
, 1886-08-18
United States Land Once.
The following filings and entries have
been made and transactions done since our

.lAM A."H" L...L LE .
The following filings and entries have
been made and transactions done since our
last report ~
i pREgEMPrIoNs.ol a sn
John e, Shannon. e ! sw, sw sw, Sc NV
4, 4S, 80; VIM, Fl. Close, nv sw 10, e !
sc, nv Sc IA, 50, 10, Ella Weaver, Sc 80.
80. III, August C Hansen. n ! Sc. se ne,
sw Sc "a, 81, rs; Jas. NJ Scott, ma sv,
NV 20, SO. ne sell32. 30, %; lie Grand
Rowan, s J Sc II, and n ! ne Is, Is, 7S;
Alden F. Barnard. n sw, NV Sc. Sc NV
is. 81. 65; Ashbel NJ Mapes, s ! sw u.
aud u 4 NV l3.eI6, IS; Cuno H. lGruf.
muller. g. NV Use ne, ne se 3. 80, n;
John G. Burnet, s Sc IL. sw sw ~, NV
NV Is. 40, SO; Frank Bradbury, W Sc,
8 ! sw %. IS, S6; Chas. Burke. W l NV,
ne nw, NV ne 49, 46. 81; Oliver Barnard.
WI ne, ne NV l9, Sc sw 8, 54, Is; Will
NJ. Guild, e ! sw, " Sc 8, 81 60; Pat
rick e. Dunn. n ne 2, ST. 7s, and Ell Sc
IS, So. 10; John A, Nelson. e ! sw. W
Sc IA, 80, Ia ,
la FINAL PROOF OH.
Winthrop Condict, desert. se sw SO, Ia,
and lot .. 4, is, 80; Ohas. Burke, desert.
$ ! ne, Sc Sc. n sw, NV Sc 81, 46. 81
Chas. A. Swan. desert. sw Sc, SO Nv 80.
nw ne. n pw 81 LII, SO; Hiram B. Young,
pre- emption, sw Sc 81, W I NO, NV &c 2S,t
81, 81; Agnes D. Smith. desert, ne Q nv
IS, 4s, 81; Frederic @. 8. Hesse,i desert,
Sc sw 2, NV n sw, sw sw II, ne, e Sc,
nv Sc lie. Al, So; Henry Altman, Sc ,sv,
swse l0Snwnw inenn ! sw sw sx 10.
8 a.a77; Chan @. p. Webels. g sw, e !
2t,e3a II; John @. Draper, presumption,
Sc ], so, "a; Alex N. Hedge, pre-emp-
ton, q I NV 9. ST., 81; Thos, J. Haynes,
sw %. 10, vi ne, ne NV 80. 80, a. VIM.
j .Akers, preremption.in 1 D IL, "a, 81.
HoMEsrrAD.
Geo. Bottom, 8 Z be "a, NV ne, ne NV
rs, 81, "a; Michael Ryan. Sc IS, 80, 6s.
TIMBER CULTURE. ~
Wm.s Spencer lot 8, ne s W 10, 80 "a;
Frank Day, W ! nv, " ! sw OPT, IS.
James Weed, 'sw 49, 80. 50; Augustus L.
Ripley n Sc, sw ne, Sc NV 2e. "a, 65;
Edward Barnard. N ! ne, n l NV 81,
"a, 65i Lee Grand Rowan, 8 ! ne, n ! ne
Is, 10, rs; FitE Lanser, n ! sw. sw sw, sw
NV 20, 80, IT.
CONTEST CASES.
The following contest has been mi
tiated by the United States, on informs-
ton of JAS. A. George. special agent,
against the final desert entry OF David
Gilchrist-s for hearing Sept. 81, 1886.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following parties have given notice
Of intention 10 make ,fnal proof; sa
Catherine McGinnis. prs-emption;
Cheyennei Ernest E.nMiller, presumption,
Buffalo. '1.-
, 1886-08-18
ROCKY MoUNrAuN nk.oRr

ROCKY MOUNTAIN RESORT
Families and invalids seeking relief from
summer heat will find pleasant attractions,
home fare, fresh milk, etc, at Springdale,
ten miles from Boulder, Colo. Mineral
springs, bath house; cottages connected
with hotel; reasonable prices; excursion
tickets from Denver, including stage fare.
Address Seltzer House, Springdale.
Boulder County, Colo
, 1886-08-18

$40, 10000 deposited in First National
Bank, Denver. by the Distribution Cigar
Store. We challenge imitators to deposit
from $4,000 up if any Of the advertised
nickle brands will compare with the
s. M. S. in quality or value. E. J..
Towslee Il Co. are sole agents for the s.
nj. S. Ciga,s.
, 1886-08-18

Delicious ice cream and rhe finest sods
water with all the various fruit isyrups, at
ii. II. Ellis.
, 1886-08-18

Letter heads, bill heads, and note heads
Mt the Leader Office. ..H.a
, 1886-08-18

The warm weather often has a depress
ing and facilitating effect. Hoods Sar-
saparilla oyercomes all languor and lassi-
tndel
, 1886-08-18
THE SCHOOL rEAcHERs.
A Liza OF the Teacher. for the Coming
1Term. bad. 81 rrr

Through the kindness Of DR.. Quimby >
LEADER reporter was furnished. yesAer-
day, witha liss ofthe teachers which have
been appointed by the board for the com.
ing term. As yet they have not been
assigned to their respective departments
but this will probably be done about tho
first OF ne1t ipcnhhsl sIr'I -a.0 g. s,
ProfedJatO.n Churchill presidents Of
school district No. has charge Of al
schools in this city apd surrounding
country. nol The following is, = list Of
, 1886-08-18

Pure fruit syrups only used in Ellis
soda water.
, 1886-08-18

Those who want pure Lake Mahpah-
lutah ice. should send their order to Sloan
H. Co., or call at Mauss' bakery, Seven
tenth street.
, 1886-08-18

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
Best 81 house in the city. Board and
lodging by the week $3.50 X. Of l.
men will find this a good house.
Y. +. HALL, Proprietor
, 1886-08-18

teachan of thu Cheyenne schools moi sasg
Dellx Sharpiess, ii Estelle Bullock ed
kate Grahamsh .hntJ ennieC Snow Sci
Minnie Dewey, ba- Minnie Russell, q o.
Annie Christ. ~ L s. Msrwinenod g.
Alloe.M Hebard, IL Laura Shuttle, YER 4.
hatel Davis, I 10 A Louise Vrselandn
Edith |. Dufoy,ns Helen 4. uMcUrum,r
Lucy chisholm, Z Sarah g. Frost, 49,,
SallieiG G. Patton. 20 Josephine Addamso
Mary A. Wheeler. principal of South
Mn. Sarah E. Pierce, teacher of music,
WhItcomb school-EHic a. Rlshel,
Lone Tree schoolEMinnie Walker, ~
Wilson's school Emma Ohmsted,a n
Atkins school-GeorgiAna She,han.
The last two named schools are new
ones founded this, year. Onk thres Of,
those who taught last year have resisned
, 1886-08-18

Ella soda water manufactured under
the latest process, with all improved and
ne@ formulas .r
, 1886-08-18

Engraving in all its branches Is done at
ZEHNKR. JACKSON Il BuscHNER's
, 1886-08-18

Go to Ellis confectionery for soda
water and ice cream.
, 1886-08-18

iohko Saeto Weio ucStiVyluk lueiI cIOpS-
This consumption OF Indian crops is n
complete explanation of the fact hereto
fore a mystery, Of their cattle being the
thinnest in the country. Supplementary
orders are daily expected from the inte-
rior department instructing these cattle to
stay exactly where they are put.
f. Amoretti & Son have ordered a
large number of fine Merino bucks from
California for the local market.
Five hundred thousand brick have been
contracted for the erection of new build
ings at the Catholic Indian mission on
Wind river. On the completion Of these
buildings schools will DO opened for the
attendance OF the Shoshone and Arapahoe
children.
Mr.. Tim Mullen, the well known oil
operator who holds such heavy interests
in the Shoshone oil basin, is expected to
reach Lander soon. Mr.. Reed, an old
employe of Mr.. Mallen's, is awaiting his
arrival here. when he expects to begin
extensive development work. 1t is n
derstood that one of the principal objects
Of Mr.. Mullen's visit is to locate largely
in the Big Horn country.
The recent contract granted by the
Northwestern road for one hundred and
fifty miles Of grading, west in a direct line
from Douglas to the Pacific coast, will
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~ 900. 'Three-room house on Arsenal
,Aisl Hill. lot BY rods, fine view. healthy
- 1000. Comfortable house one
| E+.m block north ofthe Temple, eight-roorr
A adobe. cellar. water works, fountain
n1tIlawn, fruit and shade trees, corner
lot.grand view. close 10 business, very at
tractiye and healthy location IL
! Q 900. A three-room adobe house in
| - Fifteenth Ward, on line of L. c. K L.
g 900. A two-room adobe house in
81 Nineteenth Ward, on line of horse car
- $50. Frame cottage. three rooms
E-@earn. lot by 10 rods, eastern part OF
city. II.
Building Lots for Sale.
$50 Full lot, lOxlo rods, Fifth Street,
Twentieth Ward. on line of proposed water
$50. Fui; lot. loxl0. Twenty first Ward. 70
$50. Ten BY ten rod corner lot. FirsI
Ward; or 5xl0 corner for $50; or 5xio for
LOO. Beautiful corner lot, 5xlo rods.
Eighteenth Ward. choice location. a
AS Five By. twenty rods. Nineteenth
Ward. rs
1000. A veIl-fenced and improved lot
on Brigham Street, loxl0 rods. in prime con-
dillon for bu ldiRg upon at once. 90
$50. Five by ten rods. on State Road g.
$50. Three and q half by ten rods, Sew
enth South Street. IS
900. Coco building lot. Nineteenth
Ward, on Centre Street. &C.
$50. Ten BY ten rois, Sixteenth Ward.
LOO: Corner lot. ~ by 10. Eighteenth
$500. Four by ten rods. Second South
street, two blocks from Aaiu street 81
600. Whole 10. on Arsenal Hill. g.
500. A lot With full water rights, on Ger
line. TwenT eth Ward. by rods. south
front 81
1000. Building lot. Eleventh Ward
south front 5 by % rods. near car line. 81
1000. Corner lot. 5 by 10 rods, in Ele,
enth Ward, Second South street. A cheap
lot. Call and see it. IS.
$50. Building lot, Tweuty-frst Ward. on
horse-car line, n corner. by lords. a..
500. Corne- To-, by 9. rear alley; or
500. Corner lot. ) BY S, rear alley:o
300. Inside lot, by 9. rear alley: or
400. Inside lo:. ) BY ;. rear ley All for
sale on the insta!ment plan: two or three
1000. Building lot, 5 by 10 rods on Sec
ond South street -
5000. Corner building lot finest sisue
ton in the city. l41E BY 9 rVds front ne on
three streets corner Main and First North
streets: commanding view hydrant water:
or viii sell a smaller piece Of the corner or
inside for less money. Is
325. Two full pasture lots, e0x2O rods, y
acres. Nineteenth Ward. -
For Rent
10. Shop. corner Third South Street sud
State Rosd-
10. Nice four room brick cottage. Centre
Street, with LANCE basement
Three-ro0n house, Twentieth Ward.
20. Second floor on Main street, over
Ats bowling alley.
IL. Business shop. Third South Street.
4. Three rooms on Center Street.
IL %. Seven room house, corner fifth
south and Main streets; hydrznt water.
D Two ICONS on Arena Hill
90 six room br OK. No ga, Sixth Eas
Street, well. celier and stable
10. sixrOon house, No. SIS, Sixth East
Street. hydrant ws:er.
70. Six room brick house, No. III. sixth
East street, closets. celler. pantry and
hydrSnf water.
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ASKED TO TAKE A TUMBLE.

ain the morning I was asked If /
would go over the waterfall. The girls
said, Don't CO. went and looked at
it. took drink Of wine and shot for the
waterfall. could not stop when got
above it and after going over was little
stunned. From there / came into the
hardest part of the Tagus. The river
strikes into a wild country through the
mountains, q perfect wilderness. Some
times there would be great powders in
the stream like big paving stones, round
on all sides, at other times there would
be layers OF sand. / kept on through
that wild country three days and three
nights. All the provisions / had was q
piece of bread about as big as NV two
fists. The second day got some olives
in q tree, and on the morning OF the
fourth day, l had another adventure
to me very amusing-I saw ahead Of
me on the top OF the rocks q shepherd
cutting of olive branches, which be was
casting down to q girl who stood on q
ledge close to the river feeding goats.
The girl perceiving me uttered . cry,
and the attention ofthe man being thus
called to the curious object IN the river,
he was so frightened that he fell from
the tree and made of. The girl. with
more courage. picked up big boulder
ADD waited. watching with her big eyes
wondering what the strange thing could
be. But the current took me swiftly
along, aud thus ! left them"
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Houses and Lots for Sale.

Houses and Lots for Sale.
2,7OO. Brick cottage, four rooms. two
closets, cellar. coal house, barn, city water,
lot 5xI0 rods. Eighteenth Ward. 1S5
LOO Frame house, four rooms. coal
house, good well. lot q zxlo rods, Sinsteenih
$50 Th'ec-room house en- car line,
Tenth wald: lot 5x5 rods. Isl
4,25O. Modern style eight-room brick
house. Eighteenth Ward, near John &
2 hydeant water; $. 600 can remain on time
ilow inter, St is
$500. Desl able home n Twelfth Ward
close 10 business. eight rooms. pantry, bath.
negnborhood first class, close 70 First South
Street ar line. lisa
$500. Handsome cottage on Third East
Street. near First South. Eve rooms, neigh
ness and car line III
1900. ! hree-Yoom new frame house,
Erst Ward; outside rock cellar. tvo-story
stable, lot 5x20 rods, orchfrd, plenty
Of water. blaek soil; ground can't be
beat for gardening. 17s
I.5OO. t3ottsSe on car line. Ninetes nth
Ward. near University; barn lot p Ks rods, l79
$500. Brick house, modern style, six
f'Oms, corner lot, 3jsxI0, Eighteenth Nard,
fne view ana healthy Location. $50
1900. Ranch off 200 acres. situated forty
miles from the Utah q NeTads hallway. N
Skull Valley. Utah. of which lite is perfect
n go sores. All fenced. Over 100 fresh
vstef springs secured All good land: 60
acres meadow, 200 acres cultivated land.
D.tches all made to cultivate the whole Best
range for breeding In the Territory. TWO
houses and TWO granGries: stable room for
eoheso. Can produce ! 600 tons OF hay and
1000 bushels OF grain
a $500. Aeonyenient property for
fT1ssA business man: very close TO ousi-
lfssFh ness centre. adjoining Metropolitan
N5Hotel. on Third South street Six
room house. lot ? y S rods, hydrsnt water.
"a, Tan be bought for part cash. balance on time
q LOO. Two houses on same lot OF
Aby % rods, Nineteenth Ward one of three
rooms, one OF two rooms; good garden and
young fruit trees. 1l6.
. 1900. on line of Z. C. R. R. Fiji
u teenth Ward, No. ~ S. Third West,
fOur-room brick house, well coal she'd. or
chard, sll fenced Isl.
- 5000. Lovely residence in the
In. Twentieth War;, frame house, six
~ rooms, corner lot. by 10 rods. beau
EHkuiully ornamented with evergreens
and shade trees, charming neighborhood
hydrsnt wster. A very desirable home ST.
- 1850 Adobe House. FIVE rooms, on
Ifs car line, good well, 10. 8 by 20. is.
- LOO. Three room brick cntta-e on
- line horse cars. Twentieth Ward; corner
lot: pleasant situation los.
s. 1000. six room house. Second
- Ward: lot 5x20 rods orchard, nice
vegetable and flower garden. $50
O. 1900 B lex cottage. four rooms.
u Nineteenth Ward. well built. every
Esl thing solid. Sx20 rods, or viii sell 10
s0ds deep Tor s, 600 145.
g. I,7oO. Frame store, four rooms
~ adjoining Salt Lake Iron Works, Eff
~ teenth Ward, and another fourroom
house in rear: lot S by 9 rods, rents for 81
ermonth. Isl
i. 1850. Four-room rustic house
~ on car line, lot 3 by % rods. with
HslF good vegetable and fruit garden.
2Wil trade for farming property
,s.thin four miles from the city southwark.
= ESQ. Adobe cottage three rooms; lot
AS rods s9dsre; Eleventh Ward 164
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How to Consult DE-. Foots. Sem, b,
Mail.


DR.. Fcote. Senior, author Of plain
Home Talk, Medical Common
Sense" etc. etc, would say to those
who would like 10 consult him by mail
that they can have q list Of questions
and circular of gratuitous advice by
addressing Box IA. Salt Lake City. The
doctor has arranged to have such in
formation supplied in this way TO save
time Receiving such printed matter
the correspondent can describe his or
her case fully and direct to the doctor
IN New York. DR.. Foote Is successfully
treating all forms of chronic diseases, q
speciality to which he has devoted thirty
years OF study and practice Evidences
OF his success can also be bad BY ad-
dressing Box IA, as above. bui all let
tiers Of consultation and orders for rem
edies should be addressed 70 DR.. 4. B.
Foote. ST., 120 Lexington Avenue, New
York City, n. Y. Consultation free.
An advertisement of DR.. Foote, sr.,
IN the Sunday edition deserves attention.
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SHOOTING THE RAPIDS.

81 went flying through amid rocks
polished by the water, and over one fall
after another. The river then began to
narrow in, and as it was getting late,
was afraid l should have to stop in this
place over night. l kept descending.
and got some fearful blows from stones.
but at last got through. Then heard
q terrible roar. 1t came from a great
dam. made shoot for that. and cot
into the same kind of a place as at
Florence. but by working against the
stones. / got out safely. There are two
great towers here, like two piers of a
bridge. / could not make out what
they were for. They seemed Moorish.
After passing the towers. / came to
Puente del Arzobispo. Two guardia
cirdI rose up on the bank. 1hailed
them and asked them where the town
was. and they pointed behind the bend
IL was now getting dark, and when /
got little further around, / saw lights.
These guards had been sent to stop me
at n great waterfall Of TWENTY-FIVE
meters. Lights had been placed all
along the river on my account. and
when / came into the place, was re-
ceiyed by the Mayor, the Governor and
the whole town. They kept me there
tnat night. Here I was escorted TO a
great castle, and afterward attended A
banquet in the Archbishop's palace. az
which all the principal citizens were
present. After the banquet. turned
in and slept soundly.
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A NovEL AxrsENENT.


On leaving Seville an interesting
sight was presented on the cliffs ABOVE
me. Men and women were flying about
on mules, the men with their Spanish
cloaks and the women with their pic
tsresque red and yellow skirts. When
l haa got under way pretty well it be-
gan 70 snow. and the only amusement l
couIc md was 10 try to catch big fakes
on my nose The next town met with
was Cevaila, which place passed in the
oArk, ana the people shouted TO me.
LOOK out Tor the mills, and knew my
old friends. the mills. were about. and a
snort TIME afterward saw a light loom
ing up on the other side of the river.
Here there was a sluice in the river. and
1 went dashipg right past and got out
safely. Until eight O'Clock the next
morning never experienced such cold
weather. arrived at Tallayera on
sunday morning about midday. pro-
cured something 10 eat, and was re-
ceived by the Syndic and others. /
then got in the water again and was
soon shooting waterfalls at the rate Of
two or three kilometer. They aver
aged from four to SIX feet in fall. All
the town came out TO see me shoot a
fall below Tallavera. Just as / was
coming 10 il out Of mere brayado /
stood up and was thrown forward head
foremost. II had struck A rock /
would have been killed. The people
shouted Viva thinking always took
waterfalls that way. but I was clad to
get ont Of il. ran all that night, and
fearful night it was
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G.. e. POMEROY,
Real Estate and Loan Agent.
Office I 3 Main Street Adjoining Carriers Gun Store


Loan in
fsmal Of moder
leases
Their drawn
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van never get there, 1 am sure-'t is so
dangerous When got to Seville
received letter Of informing me that
the child was dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-25

SPECIAL NOTICE. have many pro-
For full information call at my Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-04-25
THE INEVITABLE MILLS.

Not dog barked. The country was
dreadfully desolate. The next day
passed couple of mills, shooting the
dams. In some places the river fairly
went down stairs-one fall followed an
other like steps. At the end the river
seemed to be stopped by huge rock
right across the channel. ! thought it
goes underground / could not stop.
! braced myself TO go under with IL.
when | saw that after striking against
the rock the water gathered up and ran
of az right angles. The Tsgus was not
high when / went down, and the rocks
here showed the marks to which the
water sometimes rose to a height OF
thirty or forty meters. Pieces Of rock
jutting out into the water were carved
and cut into the most beautiful shapes
by the water. There were spirals and
rounded columns that you would hard
ly think water could form. There were
some of the most wonderful things !
ever saw. After going through this
ravine, / came out into large sloping
valley. and then was shot into another
canyon again.