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Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
On SATURDAY, MAY 4th. 1895,

az az o'clock O'Clock p m, the following described land
ana premises, TO wit iSHu
| NJ: AL that certain farm and nremises si,,,
Ststo il ~ Enst Dover Hundred Kent County ant
Se oi Deiaware, on the public road IsadinS
rom the State road TO the Kenton road abl.t
VII VII,Ie Ine from Central Church. adoining Ians u,
lands oF Nar, Nv.I1cs, r lands of Edward A. Evans
ttDnuS t oL mary o. Moore, and other lands contoi
lug slxty Acres of Land more or less Tb ~
bnI,so bIOvels1s ',i upon which are a good dWelIin
inc good ad gs all in good order. fena
apple aud pear orchard eOOt LihDeF' ana
ste6 e. ail 49,, 4, mat certain farm and premises st
@ seu =. IN ue hundred County and STATE aforosat1
on Lne public road leading from the Rote Iesalu
" iDinah corner, about five miles from n FOau
5Ibinlng se8b y lands OF Joseph N. Wiley, lands M IT,
ipa i1ep1 " boyles, lands Of Maria T. BnTtor ~ 10 70
iands OF Others, and containing One Uonaonl an9
M n.inS acres OF land. more or less Tho JT,S 81 anu
inc bouPee Pon ,S;i Tnich are twostory frame dwell
a,sa s ,te aJtuse WIN Kitchen attached barn stsbia
ana other outbuildings in good condasil,, seaDle,
fences and apple orchard. 'onuitoh' good
s,oS =, AL AL mat certain farm and premises attn,
@ steo III DUCK Creek Hundred Kent uo,,stSs situ, ,
osate OF delaware. about one mile sontb ~ anu
~ ~, halolning lands Of James W. Anfbon, 9y5 99,yl-
con,sinia,e ~ =. Mlds and lands Of others and
Land more or less. The improvennants % acaJs ~ OF
are a large frame house. barn sfabia s,,a "iicn .i
geid ana ~. Hedge and fence around every
LEU nslu anu sood streams Of water apples man,
cherries, and other fruits and firsteless VII
WAFER All these lands are close Ia sobools ~ ~
the nest aS rac aaye ot a Gee9 well kept up No g. is
u9nc o,b sae i4r some time and ia finely Situated
%Doln % Ior a home and a dairy farm and ali sT
looking for homes. 'e9'Oia ot thOse
iEhMs-Ien per cent. Cash on day of sale
ss ssmehty-ive per cent additional on delivarv ~
ueed' which will be executed within ten ~ vs m
and the remainder IN two equal annnsi tnS,ayys
"enu 70 De secured by bond and mortgage.
ABRAHAM @. MOORF
~ Executor Of Joseph Moore. Deeessasd
Dover, Delaware, March 25' 1seS' ~ Deee"Aeu'
G. FoRcUM, Auctioneer '''
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
Maryland Items.

ChestertOwn strawboard Mill viI
resume operations this week.
Mary d. Ellegood was FRIDAY an.
pointed by the President postmistress
at Salisbury, Nd. o''
Farmes are getting down to busines.
now. Some already begun to turn tbe
SOIL LOT corn. The sunshine and wind
nave done much to relieve the roads ~
Che mud, and pedestrians saw the roa6s
are getting in good condition.
FISH FOR CONFERENCE.-THE enor
getlc gentleman from Church Hill
came to ChestertOwn Thursday and
brought 500 herrings, which he tool
70 smyrna. He said the peonle wera
nsh hungry there, especially the
preachers, and he expected to sell ont
at quite an advance and return S,r
another load. He had quite a lone
ride.-Kent Ne,Us. 'O"s
WANT TO BE PAID. D.-Soms time aoo
IL was announced that the canners en
sne Fenlnsula would only paw IS a ton
Ior tomatoes during the coming season
n number OF growers have now held
4 meeting at Salisbury, Md. and do
cIueu tnat they will not grow tomatoes
ior leSs IMAM 50 a ton. They will also |
LnslsI upon contract which will hind |
ooth packer and grower. It is mot |
will be. " 'le nnSIter
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
SEWING MACHINES

An excellent machine, built
upon our order and named the
Quaker City" at our sugges-
ton 1t will not disgrace the
CITY or lnjure the reputation Of
the house that sells it and
speaks up for it.
Simplest of all we have is
SIS, and the highest price is
S35, much of the difference in
price being in the woodwork
and attachments.
There is no use in spending
money for a good Sewin9
Machine nowadays, unless voE
care to buy a crack name.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
THE
Empress of India
TEAi

to which was accorded sucb
large share of popularity lI even
when H sold at the prohibitiye nrice Ca
of 25 cents per- cup. '''0 price
In contrast to most teas i'm
ported into this country from
China, The Empress Of TnGin iIGin
lea IS gathered from Young and and
lender plants grown on the sunny
slopes and in the lovely and fey
tile valleys of the HimalaIro Ul
Mountains. 'ii'''"ya
Ihe leaves are plucked directly
as they open, as in India thev ~
not allow them to grow old and nj
coarse for the sake of extra
weight, and the Tea is there
Grled: prepared and packed under
specialists. 0'0i YEA
In no case is any colorino mat
Ter Ter added to give the leaf a let |
black appearance, and the orel;tS,. Jeo
'sre:'gth of this tea above the
G;TRJlnary -;Rin grades is easily percep-
1ole and it is safe to saw tbat
mo nose who use the Empress"
s.l VII ind it to not only 90 trGice n,
ar ,ai8 as ;, China Teas, but to have
'''ce me quality and .taror. nave
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5e-INCH sUITINGs, so CTS.

All-wool fancies, in quiet
styles, to make up into what
IS known as "tailor-made cos
tunes" No cotton in what
we sell as call wool.''
Fourteen different styles and
their equal not to be had else
where at the price, soc.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
ENGLISH CRAVENETTE

~ Two e months ago the price
was =" S. the yard. 1t is now
SI.;25. 1t is 90 inches wide
an ana every two yards stamped
on { back by the British manu-
lacturer. l; Rain spots and dirt
90 not stick to it. Five wards
ample for a dress.
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BED SPREADS
For the country or seaside

FOR the country or seaside
house.
AZ cSe, Soe eaG eeaGsh-Good size light weight Gro.
AT 75c each-Large size Crocbat r., g.,
ne" and pretty designs; regularly s5e' eau
AT Csc eaeh-Full size heavy fno o,,o,,.-
CPoehet et Bed Spreads; regularly 81 ~
Al u 10 eaeh-Extra heavy. tbree.nlv Va
crochet Bed Spreads, new desipyGys. ipIy. laIIi I
ularly 81 25. ~" uesishs' reg
AS Sl,S3 each-Best quality Crochet Rod
$3.50 each P~"eihs' regularly
beds, Marseilles patterns lOhed
At " IS each Something new in SDroo,,.
E1lied ed satin; very shOwy, and AZ 1Hus 6na
looking on the bed as an imported SnrasS ans
at twice the prize. i'i 'eu spread
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

NOTICE.
ItsHNa,a IN 4 & Lnelns 7. Campbell, Of Bombay Hook
Island puck Creek hundred, In Kent eoa1tv
state Of Delaware, hereby give notice thsst alia ma
intand i4nuSy, 'ne 10Th day, Of April A. D. 1895 I /
5Sns,, H5Snera sessions Of the Peace and Jaii De.
county ~ hol sne state or Delaware I'm and Tor Kent
~ GsOu1y, theh 70 be holden at Dover for a license
0g N kseP sanor an Inn or tavern and to sell intoxcat
be drtlnk on ,ha W. quantities than one quart to
sshoaI ne e, woodland Beach Hotel" situated n
oSnpoi oS District No ll6 IN Kent county and STATE
0l Oh DssiaweEe, and on Bombay HOOK isis-s Sssse
ss tenant 9u Ts neuse Is now oocn-so =, -,sa
liens recommaS@'' aiaes :. the respectable cIt.
-. veing six substantiai srseh ltnere
said School District) are as follow PeH'ns n
Tohn Isyveil =; boyd, George r. GoldsborouRh
Nm. IL Perry yar,ee ~ Sfs.,,l
Joseph Al Perry, Wallace n MoSdy'
snp, ~, Talsh1, ~ Archie McClain
~ 4 ~ ! hoplnson, Matthew Holg,
=. 1oooy' Robert cnllins
woas,.,n LpcIps n CAMPBELL.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
VELUTINA

What is it? 1t is for dresses
"a close, compact, short-piIe
Eelvet I,; made of cotton, but
hardly n to be told from silk
Ferhaps one hundred and
twenty shades, many of them
0l new tints. ST per yard.
Some of the new coIors are
called: arc
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
COVERT CLOTH, 81 CENTS

+bS 80 = far as looks is equal to
the 81 goods, but touch the
quality and you will understand m
the the difference. The good looks
are there, though. y coIors
to choose from.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

Cham berlain's Cough Remedy gives tho
{ pest satisfaction Of any cough medicino 7
handle and as a seller leads all Other ~
Paratlons IN this market. l recommend I.
because it is the best medicine 7 evar ~
3anqied ma for coughs, colds and cough '
w. w. CBaIdrId dge, Millersvlle, Ill For sale
Oy Clifton q Raymond, Smyrna, Del '"'0
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
4s-INCH TWEED sUITINGs

CSC per yard, like those we
sold a short time ago for
$I.25. The mixtures are
lovely and as stylish as the
foreign higher-priced goods.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

you nave a cough and cold.
ana dont know what to do
20 to !. B. VICKERSI ard eyGt
bottle of HOney-Tolu.
de mere are hundreds of cough svrnns
M M the market, that is true
but none are rated quite SO hiob
As the Honey-Tolu. 90 "'s"'
~ IL me cheapest and best.
1hu IN VINO could wish for more
Ihan bottle of Honev-Toln
from /. B. VICKERS' store.
HBoney-Tolu is a good remedy
nom nom ior the throat and chest
MS harmless for the young and old
ana Is always thought the best
! you haven't tried it yet
aNothlng will pay you more.
nan to buy bottle of HOnev.ToIr
Al l. b. FICKERS' store. 1'
Now kind and earnest friends
Ian am telling you what is trne
rrtheIe IS no better cough medicine modo
Ihan the Honey Tolu. ~ 'Nue'
Il BV
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

a most perfect article for ca,
riding l,o1,aE driving, journeying,
much much used in Europe, where
these goods are made.
s8S-inch, Soc, II colorinps
45-inch, Csc, 90 eolorinss
4S-ineh. 75c., "a colorines
4S-inch, 81, Q 9coloringsi
Could you imagine such an
assortment ? N''
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Real Estate,
Situated IN EAST DOVER AND DrcU
NNEHA HUNDREDS, KENT COUNTY.
DELAWARE.

docnss5 Inc Undersigned, Executor Of joseph Mooro
con1sinos ~ y virtue OF the power and authorize.
expose to sale by way of public yendne a., VII III
~ no'.N uOoT oi the County Building in the Town
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
BARGAINS
Some of the
Principal Lines
of goods are


HS@nal' SGn1G 'Bd Bdo. GonfTaI Stationery Bible.
China, Ti1waepy iuI,epy' yr;ilet Joliet Goods, Lamps
SEedarware, Oil Cloths, Hosiery, 'PT@skets Te.s.t
brushes Shaving MateriaIsy' MJ,S;i MVo@elsi
Goods Base Balls, Ropes, Twinos HGslcaI Cilca
P, PPare, Ammunition, Fishing Tscfia PiaST- PIasI-
DOC DoS9Es, Ks, Brooms Table Ware. Cake pan Ton k
tons hea G%0Gods %G Spices Pickles Extracts an an
i0ns' iions' tGhreaIds Needles, Pins, Shoe Find oS-
Stable SsT' 0GokeT$ Graoor Goods; Meats, Oils, all
keepiDgu uSSUcegIes, SUnri;, Garden Seeds, House
bles, Etc. ''"'' irult' Negeta-
not the.9 nsar gyo s an idea of the stock but are
. or0 " : E stan, stand behind the goods we sell ord
are = always ready to straighten ont anu anu
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

For Ladies' Dresses, not
unlike French De Beige. and
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS

Being importers we sell at
the prices we would have to
pay if we did not know where
goods were made and how to
buy them low.
Table Linens
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

AI no SUc me yard-64-inch snOw-wbite Irish
pood %ddaSK' Gar mad made Of strong, clean, yarns and
zoe for. '9' 'oieAeeperS charge
At S oQc the yard-Extra heavy blescbed
''''ue a.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

In lower grades come Lawns
at &C, Cheviots at SC, Zephyr
Glnghams at I6c, and a mar
velously beautiful assortment
at 12a and I5c in a variety of
fabrics.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
SCOTCH zEPHYRS AT 90 CTS

Only the very best makers have coD.,,.,,.,
!" our large assortment. Last season.,
price was 25 Cents.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
COSTUME LINENS AT IS CTS

Many styles in stripes and plads Las.
seasons price was 25 Cents
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

ny we ; make speciality of Fine
~ ! EAS AS a and COFFEES, and Of Of
all our Teas by far the choicest st
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
The d..
per- brouesbSssl lons

The dison-'
per- brOussS6tt'Oo ons
+ is ahead .,
2 ne III htianssl, N MAJ az
rid %se good.
juresV iS q tbt the 9,,.,e cur.
''rawber.
: ,pl,romisipo
With the Rs new
others. Duoach
= Of rsoS rgsooSSseberri..
" proftably' ''Ss Is
sanes nes STANDARD STANDARD
being cut 4 6s Ss
1lGh 1sn b has been
TiO,lM DiO lMarylaIne55
winter apple. if4u'
s.
N.s5y vestry of g.
'% 'u%esday, March SS'
y y Resolutions Ss
cd in His wis.
81 his ear,hivS iIS
lJE nn' our our friend
''k Cumminass' ms
,5or, tor Wardens
ucSlre 10
NE ITeeP sense Of
If, nf .CIummiuSs'l s.
ett OF the church
and an to testify ~
ne served IN
trust and re.
vas assigned.
s ne was al.
p interest in
ave his time I
rwarding all i
ay advance
Daaest, nest, frank.
q sincerity.
rer of the
ne choir, he
in that un. Il
becomes the
sr's Work in
extend to
cir sincaro
have sus-
the loving 4
Mort them q
these reso. a
minutes, a #
one to the Al
on. M
ecretary. al
ngs.
bill was
tote in its
Robbins a
i've cents
ovide for
te detec-
Of an act
t of real
lie.
Or giving
habituai
nate and
ecommit-
es voters
ay a city
fore they II
Of ine-
l.
nge the
I Greek
put the
e latter
the H.
We sign
to be.
e to ex-
for the
r Co. of
bill al.
0 invest
ense of
GRAFTON
tie.
Ike all
IN Viii.
lpanies
excite
t. On
en-; all
except
,r Ed
en- for
nd on
3.
rsday;
ID for
voting
q had
VOL
their
it be
Onse-
voted
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
CARTE DIMITY AT 1ss CsTs

a lie" fabric with Ane Pekia and Isco
stripes in single and cluster effects, printed
exclusively for our sales.
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GAzELLE SILKS AT 45 CTS
AND SWIVEL SILKS AT s75 CTS

Inese dainty textures have been popular for
several years, but this season the demand
promises to be greater than ever. The col.
orings and styles are beautiful
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
Nabkzns.

AZ SI the dozen-22-inch Bohemian Nantip
'nst a. eo wear equal to a regular So ouality
no,I,oo, 1loo me dozen-Full bleached irish
Damask "a Napkins. in many good dasiens
"a in. square, that are fully Worth q SsSSssgns' sEg
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

AT l5c each-Bleached Irish r1,,,t.o,.-,
and DamRsk Combination ToIDaIl aoaGE II1
~hlte iringed, made of fine, soft cIesn
fale to-day "hoie-
AT ZOc each-Heavy bleached soft finish
A. ;Luckaoack .E Towels, hemstitched. 20xSS
''''' 'na' we consider fair value for 25c.
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Considered Hopeless
weak, Nervous, Dim Sight,
Hemorrhages
moods SarsaparIIIa Cave Perfect
health-Look 10 Years Younger.
W1IliamsburR. Nd.


cannot praise Hoods sarsanar,l,,
enough for what it has done for me
Apout three years ago had the grin
HIcn left me weak and nervous with
Sieaoful pains in my side and all over INV
Dooy' Icould sleep but little and it did
81. os seem to do me any good. I felt az
su IN the morning as when 1 went
Deu' 1 grew worse all the time. The
'or said my case was hopeless. He
meo my trouble consumption. and
oa4u would not live six months. He
A,ned the right lung was nearly gone
-u my left one badly affected. I had
Tquent hemorrhages and short breath.
isunered in this way for two years. tax
s medicine all the time. 1 became 40
"sAk and poor in flesh that life was mis-
y 70 me. Twas about q years old but
wing TO my weakness my
EyesIght Had Become Dim
20 That could not see to read without
tt s.-'Ses' was hardly able to walk across
e room or talk much louder than a
t.,-sp tsper. To please mother, commenced
th.s ing the Hoods sarsapariIIa, and before
me nrst bottle was gone my appetite inn
Proved so that -Ff0'-'0 ~
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M%sa@saa@tsHE'%
Philadelphia. March. %. 1895.
COTTON DRESS GOODS

AOAS OAgGSO OOOUO
People are astonished at the
room we have given these
goods, but their aStonishment
increases in viewing the as
sortment, of which so much is
decidedly new.
Irish Dimities, 70 and 3Oc
Dotted Batiste, 25c
New Printed Organdies. 25 and 26c
Japanese Crepe, plain colors. 35e
Ahderson's Gingham'a 35c
Scotch Null 35c.
American Madras 25c
Printed Brilliantine, 25c.
Pique Damask. printed 25c
Scotch Ducks 30c.
Damask Ducks, printed. 37INc
Scotch Dress Linens SIZE.
Flain Dress Linens, 25, 80, 87l%c
Lineadach Deanta In Eirfnn; Linens rnada
in Ireland, SOC --"N'
Silk-mixed Linens. 37Izc
silk-mixed Ginghams, BIZ. Is. Doe
Whytlaw's Scotch Madras, IS and 15c
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
D1nHea and Tea Sets.

AT Ci5.E SS;I5 the set-One hemstitched Dinna,
to match; worth IS @0" NapAlhS
AZ sz.oO the set-Fancy colored bordered
irlnged Table Cloths, 67xs3 in. with oDe
special value. ''e are OF
ZOzUeLS.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

O1r '0ex organized and efficient Mail Order
Department 1OiU prODeDtZu send soD,1
TO G7sy address upon request y '''' ''0''0
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27
Regarding Cotton Dress Fabrics
FRENCH PRINTED
ORGANDY LAWNS AT 25 CTS

Inc styles in these exquisite goods are even
more beautiful than any before offered
Smyrna times., 1895-03-27

fee,s"1 Pills are purely vegetable, per-
10y harmless. always reliable and beneficial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-28

stratagem. They first write a small
line and then are enabled to secure
the cancellation of the union agents
policies through the working of the
non-intercourSe clause. This state OF
affairs is not in the least satisfactory
to many of the members of the board,
and especially the smaller agents, who
claim that they are losing much OF
their business. They say that While
several of the heavy lines have hSen
retained to the members of the board
by the enforcement of the non-lnter-
course rule, yet in the majority of
cases the clause is a failure and is pro-
lection which does not protect in the
general run of business. Some OF
these dissatisfied agents are preparing
to introduce a suspension resolution
in the next board meeting, and they
say they are prepared to put 1t
through. AS mater of fact, the reso-
luton has already been drafted and
the endorsement of nearly majority
of the members of the local board has
been secured.
Should the resolution be voted down,
then there is likely to be some lively
developments for the FESTIVE members
have stated they do not care to be
longer tied down and to see their bust
ness taken up by outsiders. 1t is also
proposed to set the limit of cutting
- l---i-ors ~;~l-s or7.I 6velIir7 ps and
then to do away with the relief COM
m.ltee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-28

To date the Utah Strengthening COM
pany has paid to the farmers OF this
territory during the present season the
sum of S150.OOO for hogs received ana
slaughtered at its packing house. Inc
distribution of this money among the
neonle has been the means of restoring
full prosperity in many sections OF the
farming sections Of the territory ana
the payments have added much TO the
general circulation. Although the crop
of hogs of the territory has been pretty
thoroughly cleaned up, only occasional
carload lots putting in an appearance
the company is still Slaughter1ng, much
of the supply coming from the southern
part of the state of Idaho. Two cars
of the porkers, one from Cache valley
and the other from idaho, were re-
ceived by the company yesterday Inc
killing being done now IS Tor the Iresn
meat market and none of the hogs are
sent to the packing house, for the rea-
son that the company now has on haho
a sufficient supply of cured meats 10
meet the dem andS of the people OF TINS
intermountain country during the
whole of the season. The sale OF pack
ing house products is just now very
heavy and the prices being obtained
are very satisfactory. The eastern
packers are not underselling the local
institution, whose meats and lara are
rated very high in the Utah market
and also in the markets of the neigh
boring states ma territories.
Speaking yesterday of the general
conditions which now surround the
packing house industry of the territory,
John T. White, one of the members OF
the Utah Strengthening company, stated
that he was of the opinion from reports
just received from all parts of the ter
ritory, that there would be three times
the amount of material for the COM
pany to work on during the coming
season than has been consumed during
the 1S94-1S95 season. The farmers OF
the territory have at last caught onto
the fact that their hay and grain fed
to hogs and cattle bring more TO them
than as the raw products Of the fields.
This being the case they are each in
creasing their number of hogs and also
improving the breeds. The indications
are splendid for abundant crops during
the coming fall and there will be
plenty of feed for the animals intended
for market and slaughter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-28
NOW WANTS THE MONEY.
Territory Makes II Demand on Salt
Lake County.

AS was stated some time ago would
be the case, the territory, through its
proper officials, has demanded settle
ment of the taxes of 1899 at the hands
of the county court of this county.
This demand was made yesterday
morning at the meeting of the court
by United States Attorney Judd, at the
request of Territorial Auditor Game.
These officials attended the meeting
and presented a written demand for
the payment of the amount due the
territory from the county, on both the
school and general fund accounts,
which was placed at $S,754.06.
II has been ascertained by the audi
tor that to date the county has re-
ceived as redemptions on property sold
for the taxes of 1893, in which the
balance in favor of the territory was
tied up, the sum of 81, 534SO and this
amount the territory proposes to secure
at once or there are likely to be some
suits filed against recalcitrant Of
ficials. The territorial statute is very
plain on the subject and it is proposed
TO enforce the provisions of the law to
the very letter The balance still due
Territorial district schools for 1893,
s., 252 49, general fund, $3,501. Ga. In the
claim presented to the selectmen yes
terday it is set out that the territory
demands the early payment of the en-
tire sum due, there being no doubt in
the minds of its attorney as to the
liability of the county, which took the
property upon which the taxes +were
delinquent and therefore assumed the
payment of the amount due to the
territory and the other funds to which
tax payments are made. Had a private
individual bid in the property he
would have been forced TO make the
IL
Attorney Judd holds to the opinion
that the county should assume the
same responsibility. However, there
being some question in the minds of
the members Of the court, the demand
was couched in such language that
there was no mistaking the request for
the immediate payment of the full
! amount of the redemptions at least
Some nice points are involved in this
case
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-28
MAKING A GOOD SHOWING.
Shaft of the West Cable Cutting
Small Ore Bodies.

Continued operations at the proper
ties of the West Gable Mining COM
pany, which are located to the SOUTH
west and almost adjoining the Bullion
Beck group are making a spleldid show
ing and the members of the company
are in consequence greatly encouraged
over the outlook The newest shaft
being put down has now reached a
depth of 156 feet and the foot is in the
wash for which the company has been
searching since the commencement of
active operations. In this wash is
now being encountered small ore bod
les, always detached, yet indicating
that the shaft is fast getting down 10
the main ore bodies. Assays made of
the ore which has come into the shaft
have given returns of several hundred
ounces in silver and a fair showing of
gold. For the past forty feet the
shaft has been going down IN this
wash and a large number OF these ore
bodies have been encountered.
The West Gable company has put
down three other shafts in addition
10 that ii which such good showing
IS being made, and in every one of
the others solid rock, well in place,
has been encountered. Considerable
drifting has also been done by the
company, but in every instance the
result has shown that the shaft was
In the wrong place. The new smart
SIS going down on the east end OF the
West Gable claim, near the Union
Pacific track.