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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23
NOTICE or LEASING or SCHOOL
LANDS IN SALT LAKE COUNTY.

TO al irhom II nay c0h,cH'
NOTICE H. uEKEHY GIVEN ny TIM,
~ County Court OF salt Lake County, Utah
court duiy made alta regular meeting thereof
held on June lst l,'L lhAl tue shld 'ounll
Court, under aud "a pursuance, Of the pfoyi'
tive Assembly Of the Territory ot uish, cnu
tied, AN Act 10 Provide fof Lnta,ng School
! lands and Prescribing Rules and NesulltllEA
Governing TIE same," approved March 10Th,
l-H, Will upeu appieap1n,, Lease all thu
"sehoOl lAniH'. situate m bait Lake county to
Wit all lands situate in said county which un
der Section Is Ot the organic Acc 81 the Terri
tory OF Utah and section 1919 Of the Revised
siAtutca ~ the United states have been re-
served for the purpose ot being applied for the
schools Of said Territory.
Under sad Act pCrsona residing upou or DC
cupyinr or holding or claiming posses or,
rights 10 such lands, a. wei ~ other persons,
are required 10 Obtain leases thereof IN orfcr Ia
BE- entitled ~ possession,
HiAnt applications for leases, containing 4
copy NJ said Act aud all necessary information,
VIII be- furnished upon aspiration by The
County CLERK 81 said count hi his unlce In the
county Court House, salt Lake CITY.
Tue Act proyld that, THE resident or oc.
cupHnt nossUsHing or controlling IN any way tho
land ,hall hayo tho preference right 10 lease at
the rental value"
An applications for leases must be- iiled with
the County rntT. atur before " O'Clock noon,
on Monday july lth, isl2
COUNTY COtRr or SALT LAKE COUNTY,
dth ny u ALLEs, County Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23
An EsTlMABLE LADY.


M. ,,ne,al services over the re-
too n, Mrs Issac Groo, who died at
49,, residences In the Ninth Ward yes
,.,d.y morning, will be held in the
18th Ward meeting house at ten
:, ,omorrow aud a general invita-
49, % h. present Is EXTENDED to the
Ind. Of the beresved family. The
leased was well and widely known
,broushou, this Territory, aud was
adv Of very many admirable traits OF
.h,rao,er. She WIS born In Sullivan
ranpty. New York, March 4th, lh2'i
"a came TO Utah Ia an early day
mere she resided until her de.
,,,... which was both sudden hnd
,n.xpretsd. Until within thiFt y
snnrs of her death she enjoyed her
snstomary health and there was no III
Sjsatiou that the sands Of lie were : %
rsafly run. All Of the members Of the
family, excepting n sonnnd daughter
vbo could not he communicated wan
rsfore the end came, were At hsr bed
.Ide aud sadly watched while her
snlrlt took ils flight into the unseen
Mrs. Gtoo was faithful wife, kind
aud ioylng mother, n true friend and
nSbls woman. The bercaved iamlly
rave the eympathy Of n host Of friends
m their deep niii Lotion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23
Shooiing Scores.

The following soOres were made by
the Salt Lake Gun Club at Nelson's
Park ON state Street last evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23
10 STEAM HEATING AND vENTILAT-
ING ENGINEERS.

SALT LAKE CtfT, Juuc 18th, 1872,
s'EALFD PROPOSALS MARKED "fROrO.
y sAls for heating aud yenulhuug," VIII be
II SAT axe until 10 a. M, July Hh. lspg Tor
the heating and yrntialng OF tho following
lulitiugs IA salt Lake Ciyt
lLuco n school IN sixth ward,
Uryant school In Eleventh " ard,
Lave school In Twentieth ward.
Warrington school In Nineteenth Ward.
Jac. son school In sixteenth ward,
winch are arranged To be- heated by low press
nc tn Iircct steam with fan ynntlatiou. Fans
To ue operated win electric motors. In adui'
uuu au exhaust fan 10 be placed 10 attic The
system Of ventilation 10 be- introduced IN cnch
building must hu sufficient Ia veuulata the
ItuU.palH, Ioarher,', Recitation and Cloak
rooms, corridor, ployr1oms And wiefolosets,
md uroviie ruuic foct ~ fresh air per uupii
per minute, zach classroom W contain IS pu.
pIS AID neat every part OF mo uuudnF Go w.
Fahrenl cit In thg coolest Wetthp'
Hiidors will be- rrguir'i tn furnish complete
plans Fud tprcincauont showing thcirprOposed
lystrns ut hosuns Hud Ntutlaung IAc bOi.
ltr. g. Ia hest quality, tubular hand nyotet
aud briCk Get ducts IN bhstmtul 70 hc mAae
Of ralyAr Ied Iron. No underground ducts Of
apy Kind will hrpvFmiuOd.
Faid systeni VI ventilation should " possible
conform 10 the HueH rrovded Tor IN tho Arch.
trgt's plans. hutu any chaugnH tro necessary
thoy mufi be shown IN the plans, tho cost
th,rrot uuat no stated and included 10 The bid
tur Inc hc,unK aud ventilation
No bld viii y. Gonl.dgrad unle,s ae'omns.
swo,ut u I'D, mado payable 10 the Treasurer
OF The board ot EduehtOn,
rians oil the build ngs con be seen NJ the
Beir u tho following ar htcctsi OF the
lincoln school building At Nonhelm, llird A
proudfnnrs, Mercantile Block Of Bryant
L0well and Wsshinglon school buildings NJ "
Eirtiings. Hooper 4 EidrCdgo Block aud
iarEa0n school building at Ware A c0Tnrli's
IIooppr Hl0rk, City. The hoard viii retain ~
ser cent. ot tho amount 81 tho contract for the
Eithful performance thereof and unul the
hratluE and ycutilauuR apparatus has proven
,urI rsifuI and satsfaoinry
Tho right Ia reserved W REJECT any aad III
| 1idA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

Philadelphia Lsdgerl
II IN not strange that, with such fire.
quent and terriulo examples OF the dis
honor and ruin caused by the greed Of
gallo, some people should come TO look
upon the desire VI property Itself with
disiavor. Yet II IL most imrOrtant, In
all cebsure, clearly 10 discriminate Ms
to whore the wrong CONES in. The
desire OF property In both natural and
right. IL llre at the foundation OF In
dependence; II provides the power Of
doing good. Could II he crushed out
81 the human breast, the INDUSTRY, the
energy, the ability which now blossom
l0rth into every form Of prosperity
would soon be ut nh end. ls II, then,
mere matter Of Jegrce2 II this desire
bentficlent up 10 a certain point, and
beyond this do,s II become cure TO
f1ciety2 IL 10, who shall set these
bounds anu say, "Thus far shalt thou
30, aud no furlhet?n Who shall nRmu
The amount Of money, or lands, or So
clrites which "A man may properly
wish for, and beyond which he must
restrain all dosire2 Clearly this Is
Impossible, and even were II discover
thle In single instance, II could
never be enforced, Tne truth II,
II IL neither the desire Itself nor the
extent 10 which II Ia felt which In the
real source OF the many evils 10 Ottsa
laid TO Its charge. II II rather the
failure 10 appreciate the true uses Of
property. Az present the too gen.
crhl ioeling Ia that II 10 merely means
Of pleasure to It's possessor, that II Is
his % do what be VIII with, whether
10 squRnder or 10 heard, 10 ute for per.
sonsl luxury or TO obtain the power
MA Influence which II can best0w.
Few sppreciate that property il Ia.
tended 10 suuaelye the very best and
highest good, ana that he who acquires
u has no right TO esteem II unteservt d.
~ his own, but should hold II as trust
hnd responsibility. Money IL an in.
Nestment, like the tool Of the nee hanic,
II IL valuable only rs he knows how TO
employ II. Piled up and boarded away,
II II ns useless as 10 many thousand
Hammers TO the man who never drives
nail. Used 20 No 10 iDJurc heath, or
mental vigor, or moral character, 1t he
Iomes ~ positive q bane 10 mankind M
the axe OF the incompetent woOdaman
who cuts his own limb instead OF that
~ tie tree. Hut II II be employed fdr
The many noble purposes which II IAN
erSe-to further independence, intel.
lgthee, education, TO encourage
INDUSTRY, talent anu enterprise,
70 further the arts. sciences aud liteIa'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23
Personal.

G. Andrews OF Nephi is In the city on
business.
$. :. Lindsay and wife Of san Francisco
are guests at tho Cullen,
Alonzo G. Goodrich, President Of the
Reokuk and Northern railway, and wife
are In the city.
Miss Enie Trout Of 81. Louis arrived In
this city last night over tho Rio Grandc
Western.
Hyrum :. Harris was up from Provo
on business today.
Dr. I. u. Beatty has gone to oberlln,O D.,
whore his wife Is lying dangerously VI.
Mr. J. Price. u Kansas CITY hardware
man, IL IN Salt Lake on business.
Thomas Morgan Of Powder River,
Idaho, IL at the Walker.
Seth \, Langlon OF Logan Is a guest a;
the Templeton.
H. A. Tove,man Of Chicago, H., Is
stopping at the knu,siord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23


TANE I. PYpEK TiiE GUARDIAN OF
~ tie pcrson and eutatu ~ bingham lypcr,
MARY T., Piper, hsErie NJ pyrnr snd LHruiu.
ma pypor minof-, having h.cd heF petition
herein, duly yerhyi. Uuying Tor an 0fdrr ui
sale NJ the real estate OF slii minors, for the
purposes therein sei forth, 10 b. hereby ordered
that Tie next OF kln Ut The ward and all per
sons Interested In tho catato Of sAlt minors,
appear before the said Probate C0uft on Wed
nusday the 2lih day ~ illy l-12, nj 10 o'clock
IN ne forenoon Of sud day, Al the Court Room
ai said Probate Court, Al the County Court
House, Ia ne city and county u SAT- Lac,
Utah Territory, tn Show cause why an order
should not be- granted 10 the sait guardian, o.
sell the whole or =, much " tho real tstaio Of
the said minors, NJ private sale A. shall be
necessary, and that a copy NJ IN order be- pub.
tshel At least four fuCrct I've wCCat IN the
brstHEr ENENtsD NkNs,A Newspaper printed
and puhlnhrd 10 said city and county,
Datoi June 2lst, isgl. -
&. W. HAufCu,
Probate judge.
wADpELL & ADAMS, attorney for guardian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

In the matter 1f the Estate Hud.tiuariian shT
OF bingham ypfr, Man E. pVyr Nag.
go n. Piper aud tnemcnis lypcr,
Muurs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

A good WY TO sweston the air Of q
hall or rooms No which Fingers the odor
of cooking Is 20 suspend from the gas
fyiurcor other convenient place string.
The lower enc u which has boon igui'cd
aud then tho fame quickly blown ont.
\ tiny rcd point remains and tue string
h slowly consumed. sending on IN
agreeable smell II smoke, which soon
changes the air OF the pllrc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-23

How To Estiurul-h rirc In - chimney.
Take quantity 81 table 4it and
throw Il mp the burning fine hanif1l
ut a time IN rapid succession. II this
fails 20 upon the roof aud throw ALT
down the chimney.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
Hotice---Tim peY-culture. 17rrtrrrN t+sy, yt,fsc, .~r. rr-r-,r.
TucsoS, A,isena, Aug. is 1892

TUCSON, Arizona. Aug. i6, 1882
 Complaint having been entered at thi. of flee by John Reiss And James l.. Stowe against Daniel C. Reid for failure to comply with law as to limber-Culture eutrv No 1907. dated April 26 1888, upon the whole of Section 9, Township south, range 6 east. in Pinal county. Arizona, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; contestant alleging that contestee has failed to conduct water on said land or any part thereof within three years from tha date of said entry nor bas said entrymsn fe- claimed said land or any part thereof fIon, it's desert condition nor has he made 6nal proof thereon within the statutory period
 The eentessants having filed their afidavits in this office. August 15, 1892. setting forti the fact that after aus diligence thsy have been unable to obtain personal service. and that they believe that tho contsstee is nc longer resident of this Territory and asks that asrviee may be had hy publication in the FioGENeE TRlBuEE. afpaper published at Florence, Arizona The same is qrantsa and the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the S0h day of Sep telilheri 1892, at 10 o'clock 8 m.. to respond and fufaish tessinoay concerning said Il. la9sd Aiirrz Hearing before the Register Hnd Receiver. on tho 7th day of OctoSsr. lS92. 1t Tucson land off ce. st 10 o'clock a. n,
 HERBERT BROWN. Register
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

TIE county's decision 10 construct or repair q straight road to Mammoth has met in this particular case both approval and dissappreval There are those who contend that the small amoen expended viii accomplish but little in the way Of making that route passahle for heavy teams and that IL will never ne used for freight road Persons who ought to know the route very well cannot come to m under- standing on this point, and # is use- less to argue the matter until trial of the completed roadway is practiea- ble, The supervisors recognized the urgent need oi direct road and have acted as appeared best from the speei- iealions placed before them. h their judgment-and they considered the matter cafefully-ihe road will far exceed in value the small amount allowed for it's construction It is worth while to venture something in order to gain direct eommuuication with our tributary villages and miu- ing camps. Pfobably all will concede that it is fully time that something in that line had been done
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
PE1pLE aometimes seo i'm

PE1PLE sometimes sec impressiye c sights. eyez in this unromantic DOT ton ef the broad expaase of ciyiliza- tion. For instance, ia the crowded court room Monday and Tuesday, the terrible majesty Of aa outragsd peo- pie" looked slightly pale and little bit wan as it struggled through the rich fumes of tobacco smoke suspended iil the judicial atmosphere
 A stranger to such sights va to-day struck by the highly original scene oi coffin carried by ia a wagon. or which essket was seated seye;al Mex jeans. laughing and joking, and puff ing clouds of smoke into an otherwise pure atmosphere
 In all seriousness, are not sach >specsacles beneath the dignity of a consmunity as well cultured and con taininsss so great q majority of highly respectable citizens as Florence? Such things are certainly aot coun- tenanced by society hare in general, i, and lis hardly right that these ac- tions should stand as fl endorsed by the Florence people, unrepudiatsd.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
Assessnlent Nnflce.

SILVER KING MINI C COMPANY Location Of prmeipal place ol business, San Francisco G=iifornia Location of works Silver King mining district. Final county, Arizona Territory
 Notice is hereby given that at meeting of he Board of Directors held sa the 1851 day of July. 1892, ae assessment. No 8, of twenty-five t25c} per sb2re, ws. levied upen the capital stock of the corporation. payable immediately in United States gold coin to the Secretary. It the office of the company, No. BIO PiAe Street. rooms 15 and F, or at the office of " 4. O. Paul. transfer agent room 70, No 52 Broadway, New fork City, \. Y
 Any storlz upon which this @ssessment shall remain unpaid on the 27th day of August 1892, will be delinquent and sdyer- tissd for sale it public auction. and unless payment is made before will hs sold on TUESDAY. THE 2Tth DAY OF SEPTEM- BER, 1892. to pay the delinquent assess- ment together with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
 By ordrr of tho B0ard Of Directors,
 J ". PEN, Secretary. OlIiee No. 3lo Pips Street. rooms 15 aad r. San Francisco. CahIofnia.
 3i-36.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25


 TIE TRIBUNE, in reporting the evi- dsnce adduced at the examination Of Frsak Kibbey, has sought to meet tbe demand that soeieiy makes, through it's representative journal, for an unbiased account of tragic occurrouce that has disturbed and injured its peace and serenity. No attempt has been made to include the portions of testimony that go merely ta satisfy a morbid curiosity simply those facts have besn pcrpet- lated in cold type that go to prove the guilt or innocence Of ths parties involved in . cass of considerable in terest to every patron of this paper.
 Opinions run high as to the truth flllness sf the respective parties in the action, and are loudly expressed on tie streets.
 Men there are who have implicit laish in tlse. .coniession Of Mrs, Kibbey and argue ths.t no woman would make sich sacrifice of her reputation, un- ltss forced 10 by the weight of con sclous guilt, due faithful husband wao has jeopardized his life in her de- fense.
 Nevertheless, there are yet many who can see in it heroic plan at the sacrifice of social honor, to save the life of husband who had killed his friend in a fit of jealousy.
 Either view of the question must bring to consideration dsplorable facts. In the name of humanity, SO ciety and jVstice 1t is earnestly 10 be hoped that at the coming trial the inaecent party or parties may be cleared from every vssiigs of dishoner and the reproach and shame put up- ou the shoulders of the transgres or.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
zenshIp.

THE magistrate laid himself open to criticism when at the conclusion of the Kibbey examination, Tuesday af- ternoon, after giving his dscision and allowing all bat the defendants attoreeys to depart, he yielded to the sub rosa arguments Of the latter ard rstracted his decision alroady public ly rendered That was an unhappy action onlhia part, and has been dis appryed af by many of our fair mind cd people.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
Nettee--. EIoI..csiea.l En.rs
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE.
 fI1...a-1..4 .s, t @ Tuas3

TUCSON, Arizonai Aug. S, I5yZ,
 Complaint having been entered at this of fee by chas T. Haines against John T Wooas for fsilgre to comply with the law ss to homestead entry No. 1686, dated January 25th, 1892 upon the \. : section p. town ship 6 south. range east. in Pinal county, Arizona, with view to the cancellation Of said entry; contestant alleging that said con testee has wholly abaulansd said tract and changed his residence therefrnsn for more than six months since making said entry; that sail tract is not settled upoa and culti- vated as required by law.
 The contestant having filed his affidavit in this office August :. 1892 setting forth the fact that after due diligence he has bsen r.rssble to obtain personal service, and he be- lieves the eontestse is no longer a resident oi this territory and asks that service ipay ba had by publication in the FLORENCE TRIBUNE, 2 paper published at Florence. Arizona The same is hereby granted and the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office sn the 19th day of September, 1S92. at 10 o'clock a. In, to respond and furnish testi. moay concerning said allegeI failure. Hear ing before Regiter and Receiver at Tucson Land Office. Sept 2G, 1892, at 10 o'clock a m. B 3s HERBERT BROWN, Regirssr.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

TIE bitter complaints of farmers concerning the damage done by stray stock have become very noticeable of late, and cannot go unheeded. The law on the cstray question appears not to be understood by the settlers, nor do they seem to be provided with means toeomaly with is demands Asoupd disc ussion aud general agitation of this matter would probably result in devising some way to meet the diiii- culty It is very discouraging alter
 laboring day after day in the hot sun, cultivat.ug few acres of grain. or vcgeta5les, or possibly friiit 2 have q
 .hole seas5as work destroyed in ore night by ] herd ef heu cattle
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

breaking down fences. and devouring everything green in sight Though seldom as bad as that, yet the dam age is enough in every case to war rant active measures being taken to meet the difficulty.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

AN exchange says that haiis'ones as large as pigeons eggs fell on the 20lh, mile south 0! Nogalesl The paper fails to state what they were composed Of, however Doubt less 1t was green cheese!
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25


 0NS of the Supervisors has been considerably annoyed on the streets by those individuals who take ofiense at any or certain actions oi the board and slapley this gentleman as the eb- ject of thsir wrath The proper place to lay such grievances is before the board when in session, and no goed can rssalt from the aforementioned mode of making life burden to the conscientious administrator of the couAty's affairs during the times he must lay aside the ermine and step down 10 his duties oi individual citi- zenship
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
D. J. EDWARDS
Notice
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of W. Wood Porter deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executors of the estate of W. Wood Porter, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased t9 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said executors at the office of the Florence Pharmacy, Florence, in the County Of pinol, Ariaena.
 A. C. WILLIAMS.
 CHAe. w. FRENCH. Executors Of " Wood Porter, deceased. Dated 1t Florence, Arizons, Aus. 1, 1892. 3l-3A
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Four Papago Indians were dis charged from the prison laet wednes- day. They were from Pinal county and served sentences Of nine months each for burglary in the second degree Yuma Times.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
SEoenake.

A. Sanchez, the shoemak- CT, has returned to Florence, and may be found at his for mer place of business on the corner of 12th and Main Sts.
 opposite J. N. Denier' s store
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
Ed. Bourio1,e. We'll Digger

Now is a good time to dig wells, as water Is lower. If he can't get the water on American soil he will cheer fully continue down to China until good water is struck.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
NotIee rer Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 TUcsoN, Arizona, July 27, 1892.
Homestead Entrv No. s26.

Homestead Entry No. S20.
 Notice is hereby given that inc following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. andsthat said proof will be made before tho Clerk of the District Court, at Florencs, A. T on September G 1892 z: Williem D, Fore. man, Of Florefce. Arizona. for the N E. ] ei Section 29. township scuth, range 10 east
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Charles ". Taller. ChAs. Trinkner, Marion Ai. Hickey, Charles M. Foreman, Of Florence. Arizona
 3e-35 HERBERT BROWN. Register
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
NolIes ror E,ubIleas.on.
Homestead Entry No. 1881 STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 TUoaoS, Arizona, July 2S, 1892.
 Notice is hereby given that the follogias. named settler hax filed notice of intention 10 make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court, at fioreBce, 4 ou September ?, 1892 viz Charles < White, af Florence, Arizona. for the, [ nf SH ani SW ] SEE l of Sec. F, Tp. 4soGth. E i0E.
 He names the following " theses | lr1ss his continuous residenoe upon and cultivation of said land. viz: C V Fnller " J HoV erton. Nicholas White, c. w. Meyer, oi Florence, Arizona.
 31 36 HERBERT BROWN, Register.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25
Repaslaeaa Conn., csarentl on

County Convention of the Republicans ei Pinal County will Do held nit Florence on Saturday, Ssptemtar sl 1892, at 10 o'clock a m for the the purpose of selecting seven (7l delegates to the Territorial Convention to be hssd at Prescott on the sth of September and foc the nsininesion of Republican county s.nd legislative ticket.
 The representation of the several precincts zH s.. cl- ..e-ls. nr t.na .,lI h. as t-.llnr.s.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

Making T tot tsl of 2S delegates. prlnsry elections for the choice of dele gases will be held in each precinct on Sat urd$y, August 27th. under the direction of the esasrsl committeeman Of the several pre- elnc1s.
 By order of the Central Committee. Aug usE 13. 1892 A. F. BARKER, M ". HARPER, Chairman pro tsn.
 Secretary.
The Florence tribune., 1892-08-25

FLORENCE. ARIG.. AUG 9, 1892