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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-26
LAND OFFICE BULLETIN.
Land Contests Decided and Cash and Home
stead Patents Issued.

Land Contests Decided and Cash and Home
stead Patents Issued.
Our Washington correspondent sends US |
the following information as to land CON
tests decided, and cash and homestead
patents issued. The name Of the sue
cessful parties are printed in capital letters.
BLAKPooT, IDAHO, DISTRICT.
United States VS.. THOMASF. FISHER.
William F. Johns VS.. JOHN WITH
RICH.
G. f. Wade VS. ]. DAVIES.
HOMESTEAD PATENTS
Nos. 1854, 411, 403, 446 and $50.
BOISE CITY, IDAHO, DISTRICT.
JOHN MYERS VS. Laura Pell.
SAMUEL w. POOL VS.. Davis Grothyan'
A. O. McCAMLEY VS. Z. b. Cannon.
HENRY KYLE VS.. l. ID. Story.
j. E. WEEKS VS.. G. w: Story
CASH PATENTS.
Nos. $50, $50, S15 and 1876.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, DISTRICT.
Daniel Conway VS.. UNITED STATES.
Robert H Yosburgh VS.. ED. K. MtR-
PLY.
CASH PATENTS ISSUED.
Nos. 1906. 737, IA and 800 Desert Lands.
DRIVER, COLORADO, DISTRICT.
Amos H. Ruggles vs.. LAURED LAR
SON.
WIN. AKIN vs.. Carl Lauterbach.
Joseph Casper VS.. SAMUEL ELD-
RIDGE.
HARVEY. STEELE VS.. Peter Brown.
ANDY LUND VS.. Joshua H. Doniphan.
REUBEN H. FAIRCHILD VS.. Thos. b.
Hopkins. VI.
BELLE SCOTT VS.. Thos. B. Hopkins.
VIM. G. MICHAEL VS. VIM. Blake.
REUBEN H. FAIRCHILD VS.. Frank
Parker.
CASH PATENTS Issued.
Nos. 1868 and 1902.
HOMESTEAD PATENTS.
No. 1850.
GUHNIsoN, COLORADO, DISTRICT.
ISOTTA SIMS vs.. John Howe.
HALEY, IDAHO, DISTRICT.
LUTHER w. HAMILTON VS.. Thomas
! H. Young.
PATRICK EGAN VS.. c. E. Bolton.
CASH PATENTS.
Nos. 81, % and "A Deseret Lands.
HOMESTEAD PATENTS.
Nos. 10 to SO inclusive.
HELENA, MONTANA, DISTRICT.
John L. Martin vs. GRANITE NOUN
TAIN MINING COMPANY.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, -
SECRETARY'S CFFICE. 7

Made to the Secretary of the Territory OF tan,
i'm pursuance of an Act relating to Fire nsuT
ance companies approved March ID, lSS
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CARPETsl CARPETS! CARPETS!
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Wonderful Results.

Another marked effect OF the use of this
medicine was the strengthening of my
sight" Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
al had dry scaly humor for years,
and suffered terribly; and. as my broth
er and sister were similarly afflicted,
presume the malady is hereditary. Last
winter, DIR. Tyron, (of Fernandina,
Fla.,) recommended me to take Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and continue it for year.
For five months took it daily. l have
not had blemish upon my body for the
last three months. IT. E. Wiley, l46
Chambers ST., New York City.
"Last fall and winter was troubled
with a dull heavy pain in my side. I
did not notice it much AT first, but it
gradually grew worse until it became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part of this time, disorders Of the stom-
ach and liver increased my troubles. 1
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfully continuing the use OF
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and was completely
cured" Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Price 81; six bottles, SIS. Worth IS bottle.
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Made to the secretary OF the territory of UCai
in pursuance of an act relating 10 tire il
snrance companies approved March Is, 1884.
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Annual Statement
For the Year ending December 81, 1898 of
condition Of the
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance COmpaT,

Made to the secretary Of the territory Of Ut',
in pursuance of an act relating to IRE ms
ance companies, approved March 10. 1881.
Name Of company and location.
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance
Company 10000
2-The amount of capital stock SIS 4QOO09
Tho canitaI stock paid M is 100000
THE amount of its assets is-------- 3,lOo,55lS
The amount Of its liabilities in
Guiding capital is.--------------- lSlJ. 1913
5-The net surplus over all liabilities .-.-,
6-The name Of its attorney or agent
for the territory Of Utah upon
whom service of process in any
civil action against said company
pany may be made, Heber }.
Grant.
THE receipts during the year were l,i4',Si Il
Ip We're epoHli'- N,,---.-, 1OOz,55 q
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Entered at the PostoGice at Salt Lake CITY
Utah, for tTansmittance through the Ilaiis do
second class matter.
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, ~
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
John Deveraux, president, and John L
Thompson, secretary, being duly sworn de-N
pose and say that they are the aove
described officers of said company, and tha1he
foregoing statement Of the general condltld ol
said company on said thirty first day Of Deem
err is correct according to the best OF their 1tor
nation, knowledge anu belief, respectively.
JOHN DEN ERAU&,
JOHN L. THOMPSON
Subscribed and sworn to before me this1tn
day OF February, AID. 1889.
lSh|NLJ Commissioner of Does,
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NOTICE

SALT LAKE, CITY, March g. 1889.
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IN the Probate Court il end for sat- Lar Co''e'
Territory Of Utah.
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Nos a476. 259S. 279O, 2745, 2749, 9753, 2155
70 9T5S Inclusive. 2761, 1853, 2765, 2775, 21117,
$50. 27S2. 27s7. $500, 2SO7, 2SOS, 2SO9, 2S12,
2S13' 2Sl5. 2Sl6, 2S2O, 2S21, 1923, 1925, 2S2S to
1884 inclusive, 1886, 1858, 22S5S, $3.50, 2S67,
$50. 2S7S. 1909, 1929, 1886, 2937, 2946, 2954
1856 2979. 2971, 299l, 3OO3, 3OO5, 3022, 1927,
303S' 1929, 1898, 3O4O, 3O43, 3046, 3O4S, 1859,
1850, 2OS5, 3095, 3O99. 3l04, 3l12, 3119, 1924,
3l26. 3127, 3l2S, 3143, 1856, 3l7l and 3lS1.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

SIX PORTRAITS: Della Robbia, correggion B AXE
Corot, George Fuller and Winslow Homer t,npsbfon.
Schuyler Van Rensselaer,. loh'o' PIP 49,
Mifnin Co. - Wan
In her introduction to these papers Mrs' s
Rensselaer, saws: .In associaiing six artists so lar
apart In time and character have tried 10 o'nu
together by tangible connecting uiea" -,
two such threads have guided me in writins III .i0
e.. 49,. sho q xan,cd 10 show the meaning OF IN
svid,a,,tv in art 10 illustrate what Emerson mPhe"
when he said Art Is Nature passed through V'o
alombtc OF man. In the next place. IL J" IS 'n' 20"
Of the artist 10 insist himself IL is the part VI
tho student to put himself in periees syhpan' NV
win one artist and with another, ana mis- y ulo
yecond general truth have wished 10 husua'o' i"'
vx PORTRAITS indeed may be studied dsconnecedy' or
IN f,niunotion with one another, and either way they
VIII be found interesting, suggestive and weinormed
comnositions Mrs Van Rensselaer, has brought TO her
work a full mind. mature theory OF art oread'h Oh
view and a picturesque style which enhances the In
Guence OF her opinions.
OF the six portraits, while It may be said that all
are sympathetic and iudcolsly Disseminated, perhaps
those Of the moderns Blake and Corot and Homer
winslow, are tho most entirely pleasing Those oil
Blake and Corot appear TO above all distinguished
by insight and appreciation. and of these two We
should be inclined TO put the article on Corot INST
Blake is difficult for all but a small circle. VINO
studies him must give almost as much as ne '1Ac9'
His defective expression must ever prevent him from
being a popular artist, and for the few VINO per
cave the extent of his potentares and the range ana
height of his suggestions, thorc will always remain inc
regret that his genius far fetered as to deny Nun
ease of manifestation The sketch OF Corot gives
clever account Of his methods and his art docu1he'
ohe papers on George Fuller and Wnslow Homer
WIN be read with pleasure by all who Know ana aa
m,re the work OF those artists. Published originally
IN varons magazines and art reviews these papers OF
Mrs Van Rens saer have revised, altered and In
moro man one case extended and in their present
permanent form. daintly printed and bound hey
deserve a kindly welcome.
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

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IN. the csieDfated New.YorK ana Chicago L%'sa.
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RECORDIrO MORTGAGES.


Ash Mark. g Ewing. st. Nicholas-ave oil
Bcrnsten Mas. to n August Can 115h-st of
'BlnGoid Mary A. " Jas Nlblo. G5th.st OF 11th-
"''j orck. Gustav to w 7 Kupfcrcr. n strongave'
Drcc5cr simon, to 7 Christmann, Ludlow.st. OF
Broomest. . years. $1,000. ,,,-,,.
" poutney Helen l.. 10 + A Ringler, W Washington
ave n Of MaTble-st 3 years, 5000. ... . ~,
Deyoe MargatCt. A Rutman, Park-aVe, S OF
Northern Terra Yeas, $500. ,u-, - . ~,
Deckert, Y D. TO II \ Berthe, Kalroad-aYe n oil
Flct.hcr.st. 3 years. 9LS00. 100, . i,
Tagan Joseph 20 John Benson, l4Sth-st W oil
Sane to james Corsa property years. $1,000
Entonlus johann II, TO AdolpA Georgi' soth-st
Pnsklesteln Jacob to Waters, 1l5 NOrfolk'st
ln same 70 Dean ct al. property, years
S-IfS Fowler. Marie L, watkins, 127th-st of
4'h Firitioi William 70 w shipman Avenue c. of
11th.,t. 3 years. $4,000. - -, - , oro.,. ...,.o
90 10 700 Cannon-st, years, sdOoOu. ,,,., - -,
" toin JosCph. 10 Henry Mcguire, 1lfth-st W OF
Pleasant-ave IeaF5 So,oQo . ood %, - =, o.
ave, Sea''J Jacob 10 Adam senion Rivngton
IA VtIIistt Ste years. $40, 0o0
ahI reIllng Henry TO " Joachim lSth'st, OF
=. aye q wears. 80. coo.
Uaipn Bernard Ia y IieDOerd Brooknne'st
. Of Ma ZION ave. years. -. 600.
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CUSTOM HOUSE, New York, Collectors
uq q, o. the yniIS Site, Revenue Law. viii sold
cd ~ CIloA IN pursuance OF the DrlYsens o.
9 is.s this ri ey; "a TUESDAY OCTOBER 2erM5
be continued until tho whole arr sod TIe goods may
seen at the ssesroom on Monday october 2n ls59 100
chef si nav belt razor, pr, nit, shiT.. P.
5 ~ee s1 49, 5s r. ana hooks bottle 9sney 100
r cSr.et Kit Ga bellies Pe g %2l Dr. SoN glove
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goods 100 cigars r4loFs pr stocAings haadker
mats Randerces Dr. stosk nas staa 30 ceaGs pr
s9c4!ngs, part OF 5lck, embrodrci; pr. stockings
eh.lds dress ring, pr. gloves pr sk st9cSings
Ssag' pr o'es Xix RsnlSe li linen Rsadkef
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brooch l pr. gloves u hagikc chiefs small books
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spd pr oSs pp sanfk Or aave
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS Az TIE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchang, was dcnsely crowded.
,oto,dav and nearly ali the $ ands whcrc property
was offered were well attended. Peter T. Meyer
oTer,d No WoOscr-st., a thrce-and one half-stOry
brick building. rented until 1880 al $1,000 PCT
.n,um The lot Is 22x67Xrrcg. The bidding ran
nm nom a1s 600 to s22 900; Samuel Cohen was the
b,yer 40. 800 Canai-st is similar house, leased
u,.u 1900 az 81, 900 per annum lot 10x64. 1t sold
for so4TJO 10 L. Welbort. The same auclioncei
oge,ed No. III west one hundred and twenty seventh
St. threc-siory high stoOp brownstono dwelling
rc,,t ING for $500 Por annuni lot 1G.oAlOO. John H.
tocy was the buyer $4,000. The same auciiOneei
sod No 1Gl MonrOe-st at ;hree-siOry and basement
brick building, On lot 2"'4AlOo' H. Nascr was VIC
Morris villains sold a residence West End aye ave
ami one huIrlrcd aad- sccOndsi., lot 25Xl0O. The
h!,ling ran up nom $4,000 10 $lj,O'1; r. W.
sl,irr was The buyer. john +. g. Snlyth offered NO
I'G Wcst Folty-nIntl-st. a nve-stOry brick tenement
he Diuding mp from s22 900 10 $2I 300, at which
price T. GsoS was he GFysr nda ae Four SSS
teenthst. four-story and basement brick house on
nll lot The properly produces rental OF Do, s30 0V
a B. Gross qhe buyer The same auctiOncei
offered 10 200 west Thirty elshtst., iour-story
English basement private dwelling 1t sold tof
sIil5O TO Timothy Donovan.
Nos 2Os to liz East seycny-ifth-st.. are three
each 40. 2Os sold for 81 900 to Thomas Hodgins'
No 30 for 5l0125 to L. HerschfGld and No IL JOY
S S6;eG No. 554 BroadTay and bas
mcnt brownstone ho1ae on 10 2oMoo' ,ob 6c
for S2g,lDO 10 j. - NclSDu' lHc oo' eAo''
sold No II Catharnc-st., the corner OF Madlson-st
fve-sory brick tencmcM with store al1o Hos
n and - Madis0n-st., two threc-story brick tcne
mems, The property produces a total rental OF
-. $50 per annun. and IS held under BeehinaI
estate leasehod al ground rent OF $1,000. 1t sofa
10 r. b Brassel for S11,j50
lame, :. McQuillen Offered No. 205 West twenty
s,cordst foUr-story brownStCnc dwelling. on lot
IGsX4o. 1t is leased for %l,20O per year ana so,d
for $1,000 to Charles \. SpddlnS The same
aIctioneer offered No. 544 West Forty min hist a
fye-story double brick tcncmcmt on full lot; II Is
leased for $50 per annum, and sold to I. ]. ourh
Tor sid 900 W. ". Fogg offered No. IA East
Titty-thiid-st browns,One dwelling on lot 16:SXlO0
II sold Simon Plastrik for Sl0,o1o. L. J. J.
onn'hIlpdred- and twelfth and One-hundrcd- and
thireenth sts., size 253xiOo, for S9,7OO, to Il. u
Brown , - ....,... TO-,
There call at the Exchange yesterday tor
brick flats or tcnemcnts between First and f0Mrtn
49, Tenth and Thirty fourth SIS. No. $40 west
Eitv'drst-st a three-sory brownstone front house,
56X5Oy1OOl1 was offered TO rent for term OF years
at $3.50.
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Octan Cleaners

ENMAN LINE t. S. and Royal Mail Steamers
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CITY or CHICAGO. wednesday. November 80 D. IN
CABIN PASSAGE. $50 and upward SECOND CABIN,
e2j and $40. STEERAGE, $40 PETER WRIGHT &
Sons General Agents. BOWLING GREEN. n. Y.
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European advertisements
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Gonntrn llropcrtn for Sale.
IDEAL HOMES.

IDTIAH
BFNSONHURST-BY-THE-SEA
is perfectly developed and carefully
restricted.
35minutcs from Brooklyn Bridge via
9th Ave. Elevated and b. b. & w. &.
RR.
More convenient than Harlem.
Sewers, water, sidewalks, street lights
Park on the shore.
Lots, 5000 and upward.
Houses, with plots 90 feet front,
$4,000 and upward.
illustrated descriptive circular sent.
G. b. f. RANDOLPH Al wall-st New.YOrk.
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RAILROADS..


or LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE.
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- um in,yes Inc Grand Central Depot y. daily.
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1 ocond morning Connections In Union Depot ST.
~ 10 an nonts and Southwest For timetable
sicsnne car berths &c. write or call on IL b. McCLELr
TX General Eastern AGENT BOB Broadway, N. Y.
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. &
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p Heyer;aT SS st t ~ nSg ElsSse'
Chicago ana 81 Louis DAILY : Dag excep. sa. ,n.
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Tor tickets time tables or information, apply at Offices
BookynSSS III annex so3 pis
broadway 1888 Bowery. IL Park Pace 6s wes f25ihst
and West Shore Stations. foot Of West 42ist and loot OF
jayst N r. westcotPs Express calls for and cheeks heck
bssgaee from hotels and residences. c. f. LAMBERr.
General Passenger Agent vanderbntaye.. N. Z.
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0,HE BOOK OF oPEN;AIR sfo ls authority %
II" n,css Illustrated The siandari s.iilns swim
psr amen air amuSements Rules fer &C. &c. 10
ins ball playing sheaing horseossSr ibspe NewYorL
full ,s.,n M IA universally eomp,usatea !" W.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
l. TIE STANDARD KA aLN 49, OF AMEEIHiIHCA
PROTECTED THKOUGHOUI ~ IhE,
1NTFRIoCKING SWITCH AND BLOCK SIGNAL
SYSTEM.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY.

l.story house with lot, No 1913 DeKalbave,
w Of Sumrcr-ave. lot 2JX10O; c II Kerr, S10500. -
B.story house with lot No 9 MacOn-st. 5, 2434
q NostIand-ave, lot 16Sx39. 5x2O 6Nrreg; Crane
81, $50. 80
l 3.story dwelling. with lot, No $50 Putnam-aye. n
4o.G It Of Sumner-ave, lot 17.GXS0; ID Course
at 900
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lien DODwORTH, NO. Gs1 FIFTH-AVE.
N OPENS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH
Class for Gentlemen VIII begin December 21.
Private lessons at any time by appointment
ALFXANDER MACGREGORS, Jos West 55th-st.-
"A Now open for private lessons In dancing Glasses
begin Saturday october 20
A -CARTIEE'6 DANCING ACADEMY, 50 5th.ave
~. between 18th aud lAth SITS private and class lessons
an hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls To let
II EPNANDO'S ACADEMY. 1G2 East 55th-st-h School
Dancing, Department and CaiIsthenic Exercises
AL the and fashionable dances. send fot circular
I|NICK ERBOCKER CONSERVATORY. a. West 14th.
N ST.. thorough school for dancing and department.
WALTZ GUARANTEED; c'asse, taken charge OF in city
or country by competent teachers
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.-N. Y CITY.
sherman an and vie to Petar F Rarertv OOC
bfI isier vf to jenny ~ Dlaaaht 10000
137th--t. u : COS n OF St AIMS save, 11XlOO;
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EuIabeth Meli ,n ,Itc,;
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IA tterst 10 g. Boz; IL W Schmlt7 70 Puneo 35 coo
loS9 LS az l to II livingston 1925
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