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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
CarbOndale.

J. f. Reynolds was attending to
business in Scranton yesterday.
Bert L Igett sp-nt Sunday in town as
the guest of q. P Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron N. Peck spent
Sunday with the latter's parents in
Waymsrt.
Mrs. Baylsy, of Green Ridge, is the
guest OF her son. A. W. Bdyley, on
Salem avenu'.
DR.. H. c. Niles, of Salt Lake City.
who has bssn spending some weeks
with his parents in this city. left this
morning for Baltimore, where he will
take a special course in John Hopkins
university under the celebrated DR.
Kelley Of that institution. Atits con-
lu.ou, which will bs in about Il
month, he will ba joined by his brother,
DR.. j. S Niles, OF this city, in Phi!a-
elphia, where they we'll spend somr
time in special study at Presto R 'tront,
undsr DR., Joseph Price. Daring the
latters absence his practice will h.
looked after by his father and DR.. W
J LOWRY.
Conductor Howard Knapp is sick at
his home on Canaan street.
Wnlter Franks OF Scranton, spent
Sunday in town.
A large au ience gathered at the
Baptist churcn last night to listen to
tho lecture given by Yonan H Shah
naza, native of Persia. Tue lecture
was very Interesting as was also the
fur songs, which were each sung in II
different Language.
B Iyd Case spent Yesterday with his
parents in Waymart
Frank Niles will return to his home
in Texas to lay, after spsnllng mis- an
nusl vacation with his father, Dr. An
drew Niles.
Dee K K'lpatrick and family, of Wind
sOr. N, Y, ar" spending a few DAYS
with F. T. Kilip,tr on D4rte av =
nu.
James q + ion, of Gordon avenue,
N with nm accident on Saturday
1t which nearly resulted in his -
Instantly killed Gordon being in
intoxicated condition was walkin
IN the track south of this city wd-n
the ear came iown the hill with great
speel. The motormtn s,w him on thu
rack and did his mos to stop the
Gar aud also to attrnc Gordon's atten-
ton by vigorously ringing the bell
lie was struck By the Car aud thrown
about fifteen feet Hs WIS thought at
,hp time to be seriously hurt, but later
reports IRE that he is able to b. aroun
NJ blame il laid to the street car IN N
L NJ. Cooper, of Waym ,rt, is il
barge of the CarGondale steam llun-
Try in ths absence of Mr.. Fanniug
Mr. Cnopsr was formerly connected
with tn Lackawauna steam laundry
| In Scranton.
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Taylor.

A box social will be held tonight at
the Siblev Union church.
Susie Morris Is sojourning at Hearts
lake for week
NJ. M Williams left yesterday for
YORK state resorts
Taylor, Pa, Aug. 20. 1894, VIM. H
Davenport off red to sell out his farm
ing utensils and right to good farm,
one hundred and fifty acres. Thr
reason for selling on account Of poor
health. IN
The Christian Ea1eavorers held ST.
vices in the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday night in absence OF
their pastor.
Mrs Jenkin Harris, OF Wilkes-Ba Barre
WAS in town Yesterday.
Politics are not Every member OF
the Mckinley CLUB Is working for John
II Fellows for songr-sS and J. W.
Reese for recor Ter.
Tue Junior Order United American
Mechanics ball club defeated the LoysI
Knights of Am"rict on Saturday 10y a
score OF II loj Each club has now
won gam, and it is likely another
will be arranged to settle the champion.
suiD.
The reception committee Of the Price
library met last evening and discussed
the date of its annual seasons opening
S G Arr, of Scranton, will deliver
the first lecture OF the season at the
library, an many others have been en-
gaged, incluiing the famous Joseph
Hitchner.
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Archibald,

The Serenade B .nd picnic at Sylvan
grove was u great success. The atten-
dance was large and an enjoyable time
was had. The principal feature OF in
tersst WAS tug-of war between q team
from Archibald Hose company No |
and a team from Andrew Mitchell
Hose company, of Car bondale. The
Archibald boys won after u hard tussel.
The team was only recently organized,
but II contains some strong and heavy
men. They feel delighted with their
victory over such worthy team as
that Of the Andrew Mitchell company.
Miss Mamis MeNulty, of Hyde Park,
is visiting Miss Maggie Judge, of Pine
street,
Mrs. p W. Faddeu and Miss Laura
MeHale. of Olyphant, called on friends
here yesterday.
Some of the Hungarian residents
here attsm pied to paint the town red
on Sunday and all day the officers were
on duty quelling the disturbances
they caused and arresting the disturb
ers. The qusrrsling began early in
the morning when four with unpro-
nouucsable names were arrested after
u nights dsbsuch. They made sorry
spectacle as they were taken to the
lookup just as people were coming to
church. One Of the prisoners was too
drunk to walk, so he was wheeled In a
wheelbarrow Another with blood
streaming from wound on his head
and with the upper part of his body
almost naked was taken along the main
streets much to the disgust of evsryon"
who saw him. In the afternoon riot
of small proportions took place on
South Main street which lei to the ar
rest OF six OF th. rioters. In this melee
participant. Jacob Obaroth, wa9 very
badly clubDed. He sustained two desp
cuts on his head which bled so pro
fusoly and dszod him 80 completely
that 1t is believed his skull is fractured.
To add to his hard lot he was brutally
placed In the lookup without having
his wounds dressed aud slept on the
fl ror all Sunday night. Yesterday he
was taken to the home Of his sister,
who at first would not receive him
A. this writing he Is still unconscious.
Yesterday the ten prisoners were ar.
raigaed before the burgess and Squires
Gildea and Munley. The burgess fined
some OF them for the violation Of
uorough ordinances and others were
charged with assault and battery. All
paid their fines or promised bOndsmen
except one, VINO WAS committed to the
county jail in default of bail
The spectacle presented by the half
clothed aud drunken prisoner wno was
taken to the lookup yesterday morning
as people VIZ. comirg from church
WIS not cul sl to edify those who
witnesss t. IL would b well for
police Officers to use little. ju lgment
IN dealing with cases such as that.
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Nicholson.

Mr.. Bnrleign and party of frien 9
who have been boarding at g. NJ
Marks are now stopping with Anson
Stephens, at the Stone House.
]. E Harding is seriously i'll.
Misses Tillie aud Nettie Williams. OF
Orange, N. j.. are visiting C. H. Will
Jams
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
George Ssrfoss was buried last Sltur-
day.
F. M. William, Frank Qlick and
Fred Rhu attended camp meeting at
Waverly Sunday.
The Nicholson Water company hav q
put new fire plug near the depot.
Miss Agnes Gilmore, of Mansfield,
Pa. is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. d. Smith, of Mos
cow, in company with Editor and Mrs
w. G. Tiff my are camping on the Sus-
quahanns river.
Mrs. F. G. briggs and family have
returned from two months sojourn
in the country.
CiaudS Walker. of Scranton, is visit
ing friends In town.
Peter Winnie has gone to Hancock,
Dslaware county, N. Y, to attend the
funeral OF his sister, Mrs. Tervilleger.
Conductor A. G. Bond has returned
from Windfall pond where he has
bs.n enjoying his vacation.
Mrs. ". c. Williams, in company
with Miss Lizzie Matthew's, of Scral.
ton is at Preston Park.
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MOntrOSe.

L. R. Herrick, OF Rusn. spent Sun
day here with his parents
Company G arrived hom, from
Gettysburg at ga m Sunday, weary
with the trip, but aft-rs rest over San
day they were all we'll yesterday IN I
were kept busy telling their friends
about the camp life Corporal DR.
Joachim received many congratulations
for the compliment he rec eived from
G neral Goblin.
Mrs John Tyler. of Souih Main
stieat, is dangerously i'll with typhoid
fever, the first case in town for long
time
Rev. A L. Benton, having returned
from his vacation, occupie his pulpit
in the Presby erisn church on Sunday,
preaching excellent sermons
James Morris and son, Frank, started
yesterday for Forest lake, to be gone
several days. Walter Jackson il en-
ployed at the Central during Frank s
vacation.
Myron Kasson, of Scranton, was call
ing on friends here on Saturday.
Ths Ssbring murder case is still on,
the witnesses for the defense were b..
ing heard yesterday. The opinions
differ as to his guilt or innocence. The
jury alone will be able to decide.
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Priceburg,

With feeling Of rearet we record
the death of Mrs. Berj min Bpdlop,
nee Frl,z, whose dennis took place v S
trrday Afternoon at 4 o'clock. Deceased
was m upright, conscientious young
woman, beloved by all who knew her.
but was cut down by the ruthless ham
IT death in her twentieth year. She
I"nvss an infant one we5k old Funera
notice later.
John Wallace, of Grassy, was caller
in town during the week
Miss Clara Grier, of Dickson, has re-
turned after spending thc past two
We ks at Lakk, Win la
The employ Of Richmond's mines
were plld y"s,erdty
Mr. and Mrs Chris Leitner spent the
Sabhath with frien.ls in Pittston.
p. f. Gallagher, VINO for the pssl
few years mas been II resident busin SIS
man of Dickson. left yesterday for
r"xs, where he intends to sp nd tn
winter
Marion L. Smith intends buying some
coal land stu tied ut Mo)sic
There are few cas- Of sickness In
town of II contagious KIDD
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Forest CITY.

ine borough IdtnsrS mot IN session
last evening.
Electrician Arthur Kerbsn spent
Sunday pleasantly with former Scran-
ton friends
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will hold supper in the base
mont OF their church tonight
George Maxey is spending this week
with Gibson relatives.
f. J. GrAttan, of Hallstead, was a
visi or in town yesterday.
Mics Lenu Reynolds and Miss Pearl
Card visited CarbOudals friends yester.
day.
Mrs. Alex Lilj4is entertaining Ms h
guest Miss Margaret Shiler, OF Hon :
dale.
The Free Metnodists camp mea,iu
is held near Ararat A larg mum r
from this place attended, Sunday E A
Wheeler and John Maley rode on their
wheels 10 that pltce and return, and
took prominent part in the ex rcis y
Rev William Jennings aud family
spent Sunday at Prompton with Mrs.
Edward Pentrcost (nee Ada Jennings),
who has BEEN very i'll. H-r many
friends will be pleased to learn that
she is convalescing
Miss Grace Lane. Of Carbonate, IL
the gusst of Miss NAV Watkins Of
Delaware street
Josspb d Dayis and mother of Tavlor
spant a short time in this nlaca Mon.
nav
The fra comnanv recentIv oro,,iy q
at V,ndlIng held n nionic in tbs VI
ling groye Saturday.
Funk MIDDLETON n trns.v and cor.
fnI snvineer an one Of The smnIi Ti,l,
sida Iocomo,ives in this nl,ca wos o.,
yerslv scalded bv steam yestsrdsv
Dnriny the moon hnnr be start. ~ ~,
mir n defective f1. that had bssn
plugged" and winch had started 10
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
BABYS SECOND SUMMER
Most Anxious Time for Mothers
and Nurses.
Greater Susceptibility to Sudden
intestinal Disorders,
Worse Than the First Few Months of Its
Life-Lactated Food.

The dangers OF the second summer"
have already been familiar piece OF
nursery wisdom.
Every year, with regularity that
strikes terror into thousands OF homes.
there comes with the midsummer
weather the present fearful jump In
the death rats among children. AS
physicians continually warn parents,
Extraordinary care in baby's food is
now essential.
An intimate knowledge of just what
babies require to keep we'll and free
from summer Illness produced lacta-
ted food. Children fed on this thoug ht-
fully considered nutriment grow rapid
ly and develop bone and muscle, as
we'll as into fat, plump babies, 1t con-
tains every necessity for baby's rapid
growth.
A food as simple In its composition, as
ribh In nutritive parts. and as closely
resembly healthy mothers milk has
never before been produced. Lactated
food is also the proper thing for chill
dren when weaned, because they like
it, and are easily led to this important
change In diet
In thousands of cases, where nursing
protracted into warm weather has re-
duced the vitality and richness of the
breast milk. babies that showed signs
of fretfulness and often collie become
again fat and sturdy when put on a
diet of lactatei food. 1t is undoubtedly
true that babies that have the advan-
tage of their mothers milk seem to
stand the heat of summer best, provid-
ing the natural food agrees with them.
But when hot weather brings down
The strength of both mother and child
there Is always danger Of the severe
bowell affections which come on so
suddenly and are so often fatal.
Physicians prsscribe lactatad fool 10
be kept always on hand and used at
once upon the first indication Of loose
ness or loss of strength, or If baby is
evidently not thriving on its present
diet. Lactated food is the diet physi-
clans uss in their own families.
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DunnOre,

l.. Il. Fowler. OF Mohawk, N. Y.
spent Sunday with his family at this
place.
Among the Dunmoreans who spent
sunday at Lake Winola was Mrs. R P.
Savage. Miss Maud Savage. Mrs. W. T.
Messenger, Henry Bsyea, DR.. Harry
Beyea. of Philadelphis; James Me-
Donough, l.. L. Van Wormer and Mar.
tin Mullen.
Dr. Charles II. Harvey, Of Philadel-
phia, was visitor in town on Satur-
day.
Misses Annie and Jennie Oliver are
guests at the Merry Makers cottage,
Lake Winola
M X. Bishop has returned from a
visit with Carbondals relatives
Miss Jennie Osborne. of Wilkes
Barre, is guest vt John B. Smiths.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Tuthill are
visiting relatives at Georgetown.
DR.. H. ID. Beyea, of Philadslphis, is
visi ting his parents Mr. and Mrs
Henry Beyea, on Smith street.
c. P. Savage returned from Wyalus-
ing yesterday
Mrs. Charles Potter has been quite
i'll for the past few days.
Miss Hannah Allison is spending q
few weeks vt Lake Winola
Wilmer Jones, Of Weehawken, N, j.,
Is visiting at his fathsr-in-law's, John
Marshall.
The Epworth League excursion
which was to have been run to Glen
Onoko Aug. 22, inst, has been can
cslled.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brink, Mrs. D.
pew and daughter, Gertie. enjoyed the
exhilrsating air of Wyoming counties
mountain regions on Sunday.
Miss Dana Capwell. OF Like Winola
visited her sister, Mrs, Packard, last
week.
Richard Wardell has returned from
visit to New York city.
George Clifford has returned from
Red Bank. N j.
Miss Gussie Pinckney is spending a
week at Lake Winola.
Rev Ralph Gill IN will lead Well
nesday evenings prayer meeting at the
Presby terian church and will conduct
n Bible study on Friday. He will also
occupy tue pulpit Next Sunday at the
same place.
Chief Victor Burschsl resumed his
duties at Dunmore depot yesterday,
Miss Bessie Rice, of Scranton, spent
Sunday with Mrs G. w. B. Allen.
Mrs, j, S. Quick and children are
visiting in New York city
Misses Seppa Tnomton and Margsry
E len are visiting at Lackawanna.
Mrs. H. E Spencer is visiting New
York state relatives.
Mrs Helen Spencer and Mrs. James
Ellis returned home from from visit
TO Susquehanna county friends yester-
day.
An unknown man was struck and
killed by the s. As rain on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western railro I'd at
No. 6 last evening. He was middle
aged man. Up to this writing he had
not been Identified. Undertaken Letch.
worth, under instructions from the
coroner, took charge OF the remains.
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PeckVille.

Mr., and MIR z +. TinkelpauRh spent
Sunday witt trends 1T AvoGa.
Regular c,m nn'catlon OF Oriental
Star lodge, N 5SS Free and Accepted
Masons, will be n-ii this evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Carreolt, OF
Scranton, spent sunday in town.
Mrs. James Dopn is visiting with
fri nds At L,kr q mo
Attorney p A. Maxwell, of Wiki
Barre, WAS in town on business yestar.
day.
Willie Heddsn and his lady friaul
from Carbon Iale, culle, on hi' sister
last Sunday, Mrs. George Cool.
G org Movies left y '9t rlaY to rep
sent Sheridan lodge. 2lO knights OF
Pythiss, Il York tolay.
Tnomas Warue and Mark White at
t-nied camp meeting AT Nay Aug last
sunday.
Miss Mary Grvan, Of Plainsville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Walker.
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MinOOka.

George Dcud, Dave Lowering and
Harry Doui are spending their vaca-
ton at Atlantic City and will visit
Newport, Va, before they return.
The Misses Annie Fitzhenry, Ellen
Ryan and Della Langan visited New
York Sunday
Crowds hocked to the Greenwood
Bse Ball ground last evening to wit
ness tn 100-yard foot rac4 between
Mike MAngan and Joe McDonongh for
$25 side. The race proved to bs q
very close contest, McDonough being
eaten by two yards. Time, 12l sec.
ouds.
The City Park hotel. kept by R. J.
Gallery, was entered yesterday morn
Ing at an early hour by gang Of
thieves. who stole quantity of whis
kay and cigir"
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GORMANS
GRAND DEPO I
RaIlStead.

Mrs. Henry Taimsge, who has been
visiting friends in Tunknsnnock, has
returned nome.
Rev. John DIvis. pastor of the Bap-
tist chnrch At this plaee, will be or
dained on Thursday Of this weak
The cottage meeting on Friday oven
ing will be held at the home of G. W.
Capwpll on Church street
The Women's Christian Temperance
union will meet a. the oms Of Mr.. E
D Burton Thursd y afternoon at 3 30
O'Clock.
Tue teachers mesting will be held ut
the Presbyterian parsonage on Friday
evening.
Arrangements are being perfected to
hold Sunday School institute at New
Milford Sept Z.
Mrs. B c. Read is visiting friends in
Bainbridge.
A number from this place attended
the excursion 10 Maple Bay on Satur-
day.
c. NJ, Reed, Of Montrosa, who has
bsen visiting his brother B-njamin in
this place. has returned home.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Talmage attended
the camp MEETING at Hooper yestsrday
Miss Georgia Cspwell and Miss Flor
ence Waterman spent Sunday with
friends in Hartford, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Wesley, who
have been visiting friends in Wilkes
Barre, have returned home.
Warren Simmrell visiting friends in
Worcester, Mass.
The shop mn are now working on
eight hours time.
The Gospel meeting in the r ilroad
Young Mems Christian Association
hall next Sunday will be addressed by
William Williams, of Great B-nd
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company quickly responded, but in
trying to attach their hose to the
bydrant a coupling was missing, and
they failed to get stream of water on
the building. The Enterprise Hose
company responded, and in short order
had stream on tha flames. The caure
of the fire is unknown, as the house
was unoccupied. The flames were pre-
vented from spreading to the adjoining
residences. The house is ruined. An
insurance WAS carried.
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ThE AUTocHRT STILL THERE.


DR.. Holmes takes occasion to remark
concerning the latest alleged interview
with him that it contains words he has
never used, ,entences he has never uttered,
opinions he has never expressed, critical
judgments on the works of authors he has
never read, tXtravagances of language of
which he could never be guilty, aud per-
sonal comments in which he is not want to
indulge. From which it will be seen that
the autocrat is still in the full yigor Of all
hi. splendid faculties
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and SO popular as to need no special men,
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
eing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed Electric
Btters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure Of Headache,
Contispation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price so cts. and 81
per bottle at Matthews Bros, Drug store
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nary, will preach tonight tuesday in
the Methodist Episcopal church.
The Ladies' Aid society in connec-
tiou with the Methodist Episcopal
church will hold an ice cream and Wa
termelon socisl in the lecture room Of
the church Wednesday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
come and pass pleasant evening
The members of ST. Msry's church
will run an excursion to Farview
Wednesday. All who wish to have u
day OF enjoyment should go with them
aud help them in their endesvor to
raise funds 10 pay for their addition to
the CHURCH
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GHm0re'S aromatic Wine

gilmore S HF0MG!!C WINE
"A tonic for ladies. If you
are suffering from weakness,
and feel exhausted and ner-
vous; are getting thin and all
run down, Gilmore's Aro-
matte Wine will bring roses
to your cheeks and restore
you to flesh and plumpness.
Mothers, use it for your
daughters. 1t is the best
regulator and corrector for
ailments peculiar to woman.
hood. 1t promotes diges-
tion, enriches the blood and
gives lasting strength. Sold
by Matthews Bros, Scran-
ton.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
wnen she was Child, she cried for oastoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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MOOSic.

Andrew b nnie and David Muir
sailed last Saturday morning for G,as-
gow, Scotland
Rev. John Race of Kingston sem
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Early Fall Dress Goods

The examination of our Dress
Materials for Fall is early So
licited. The variety Of de-
signs to choose from is as eX-
tensive as formerly. The
qualities, the finish and the
prices are the best.
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BUY HERE, and
You Will Get the Best

Do not drift away from our
FINE GOODS AT LOW
PRICES.
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Our Entire Store,

Our clerks, our system of
buying, all are at your SER
vice.
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BURDoCK BLOOD BITTERs taken after
eating will relieve any feeling Of weight
or over fulness of the stomach. Sold every.
where -
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Remember, We Take
Pleasure

To Show Goods and Quote
Prices. If we can suit you
in a satisfactory purchase,
we are both benefited. We
NEVER INSIST ON YOU
purchasing what you don't
want.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-11

The following nlings were made in
tho local land office under date Of Oct.
llth,
Charles l.. Smith, Of Pennington,
Davis county, homestead entry Of the
southwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, anu thu northwest quarter oi
tue southeast quarter Of section %,
township 10 north, range 2 west.
Thomas W. Perry, OF Cedar city,
Iron county, cash entry VI homestead.
the northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter, the south half VI tho north
west quarter, aud tbs northwest quar-.
ter Of the uorthwest quarter Of section
80, township % south, range 40 west.
David Uric, Of Cedar CITY, Iron
county, cash entry Of homestead, the
southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter " section 20, the west half Of
Inc northeast qua,trr, and the north.
east quarter Of tho northeast quarter
Of section 20, township 81 south, range
10 west.
VIM. d. Leigh, Of Cedar CITY, Iron
county, cash entry OF HOMESTEAD, the
west half Of tho southeast quarter,
tbs northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter, and tue northeast quarter Of
tue southwest quarter OF section %,
township ~ routn, range 10 west.
Peter A. Nelson, Of Cedar City, Iron
county, cAsh entry Uf homestead, the
northwest qn,rtcr Of tho SOUTHEAST
quarter, the siuth half Of tue northeast
| quarter, anu the southwest quarter oI
the northwest quarter Of section 80
township 81 south, range 10 west.